I paid $ 99 for a lawn mower RY30530 Ryobi at Home Depot. The main reason I got was that I did not want a wimpy electric model and the top of the line trimmer paid more than what I wanted.
There were 5 or 6 parts to be assembled, but it was easy and I did not use the guide. It 'started easily and ran for about five minutes so if the "bump" to stop working. I took it apart and the tangle of rope would not be a simple solution. Fortunately, theTrimmer came with a free fixed-head trim. I hung up and is back in business for a few minutes later. The string is very easy to put on his head fixed line. If you get this trimmer, do yourself a favor and put your head hit directly in the trash, and install the fixed head.
I chose the curved model tree and the tree was a bit 'short for me. The 30 cc 2-stroke engine is certainly powerful enough for home use. It 's always easier for me to start. The engine is strongerthat my predecessors, and it hurt my ears at full volume. The power and the noise of these trimmers is ear and eye protection required. I ignored safety precautions with trimmer less powerful, but I would not with this machine. The plastic, which meets the shaft of the motor is very hot, and gave my arm a slight burn. The directions say not to pull the trigger when you start the engine, but this is the only way I could start, if it is hot. This is not an issue if you knowthe trick.
There is an option for services such as a compressor, cultivator and edger add, but I have not tried this.
Overall, the Ryobi RY30530 is a fair value for the money. I'll be careful, do not burn my arm on the mount point of the engine. I wish the engine would be quieter and Robi the tree a few inches longer. I'd probably stalk straight, if I got this other.
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