Does craftsman make a good weed eater?

Does craftsman make a good weed eater?

I have used it to cut tall weeds in ditches but the battery runs down pretty quick. I have a complete set of 20V tools so I have plenty of spare batteries. I can’t say enough good things about this weed eater. It’s not a chain saw but for trim work it is excellent.

How long does a craftsman weed wacker battery last?

CRAFTSMAN CMCST910M1 uses 20V 4.0Ah battery. It lasts about 30 minutes on low speeds setting, less on high.

Who makes Craftsman gas weed eaters?

MTD
(Both models also come in curved-shaft versions, the $100 Troy-Bilt TB22EC and Craftsman 79102.) Craftsman’s gasoline-powered string trimmers are based on those of manufacturer MTD, which makes Troy-Bilt and other brands.

What kind of gas do you put in a weed wacker?

Our units run on 87 octane regular unleaded gasoline. You can use gasoline which is blended with a maximum 10% alcohol. Never use E85 or diesel fuels. Remember to use fresh gasoline and to mix it with the recommended 2-cycle oil.

What kind of oil do you use for a weed wacker?

The manufacturer recommends these brands of two-cycle motor oil: Weed Eater, Paramount, Poulan or Poulan Pro. If these brands are not available, choose a premium two-cycle motor oil for air-cooled engines and use the same ratio for blending.

Are craftsman weed eaters made in the USA?

Select CRAFTSMAN power tools, hand tools, lawn and garden equipment, and storage are being made with pride in the USA with global materials–and it’s here to stay.

How much does a Craftsman weed eater cost?

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