Thread: My propensity for buying faulty goods continues.

Originally Posted by bee utey

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

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

Originally Posted by Chucaro

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

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

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

Originally Posted by p38arover

Noooooooooo!!!

YES!!

Originally Posted by p38arover

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

No comment????.

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

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.

Originally Posted by scarry

No comment????.

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

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).

Ok no worries i will give you that one

Originally Posted by BMKal

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

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