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Pros, when it was working it worked pretty well. Cons, took a lot to start it and then it would only work with a choke on even when the motor was worn. After just two tanks of petrol, when I tried to start it the starting mechanism stop working and the Rope we just pool without connecting to the motor. When I then removed the starting mechanism and using electric motor to try and start it, it just wouldn’t start. Eventually I removed the carburettor and found the main gasket which attaches to The motor was worn right out. Resolve that issue and put it back together, but it still wouldn’t work. Too expensive to return it, so I touch the electric drill to it to make it into an electric whippersnapper. Not as fast and powerful as the original motor, but at least it works. I certainly wouldn’t recommend it to anybody.Read full review
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My husband used it as soon as it arrived and he reminded me of Rambo LOL! He absolutely loves the way it handles and its clean clear cut (the whipper snipper bit) - he has yet to use all the blades. Will keep you posted.
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Just opened - only runs on full choke - used for an hour , handle made of thin aluminium tubing , slightly bent already jut by normal brush cutting - recommendation do not buy
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Easily assembled. Came with more attachments than expected. Very nice solid unit and easy to start. Know where to come for next one.
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The guard is very poor and held by two screws, it would not fix in one place and kept moving around. It finally broke off after one day. Really poor design. The handlebars bent on the first use. I had to put a threaded rod inside them, so they did not flap around. To its credit it started ok and went ok. The blades are not the best quality. If you are an engineer, it is a great plaything, because you can work out how to fix it.
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