My propensity for buying faulty goods continues.

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Originally Posted by Eevo

you must have a lot of power points in your back yard :)

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U no hurd of extension cords? U can get them reel long yanno.

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Originally Posted by bee utey

U no hurd of extension cords? U can get them reel long yanno.

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:D can you please post a photo for the benefit of those that never saw an extension cord :p

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Originally Posted by Chucaro

:D can you please post a photo for the benefit of those that never saw an extension cord :p

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https://www.aulro.com/afvb/images/im...015/02/510.jpg :p:p:p

BMKal, without be rude, can you explain to me how you plug or insert that cord in the orifice that supply power of require it :p

PS: this is getting to the typical posts during the happy hour :D

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Originally Posted by p38arover

Noooooooooo!!! :(

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YES!!
https://www.aulro.com/afvb/images/im...015/02/501.jpg

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Originally Posted by p38arover

I'll never buy another small infernal combustion-engined garden tool! Electric only for me.

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No comment????.:o:o:D

Anyway,my old Stihl FS36 has never missed a beat,no need for power cords,batteries,or any obsolete parts:D

Just empty the fuel after every use,fill it with fresh and starts first go every time.

It has been one of the best motorised garden tools i have ever had,as has been my old Honda mower,and our Echo leaf blower.:)

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Originally Posted by scarry

No comment????.:o:o:D

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It was intentional. That's what I think of small engines (except my model aeroplane and boat engines - wait, even they can be temperamental).

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Originally Posted by p38arover

It was intentional. That's what I think of small engines (except my model aeroplane and boat engines - wait, even they can be temperamental).

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Ok no worries i will give you that one:)

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Originally Posted by BMKal

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I also use a heavier cord than what Ryobi recommend. ;)..................

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While we're on this topic of cord and line trimmers, can I suggest crew try the red square section line for smaller (or maybe even big trimmers)?

You'll be amazed how much better it cuts and how much longer it lasts. All I use now.

Dunno if square section is available any thicker.

cheers, DL

I found it jams the spool and went back to round.
Regards Philip A