I have a Tanaka trimmer that is almost 40 years old and has original lines and bulb. I don't know what magic they used. The pervious owner took good care of it and so have I and it is completely original. I feel very lucky to have such a nice little unit that is so well made.

I like watching these small engines get fixed and then used again, great job

You do a great job with the camera work and explanation!

I agree with you, I also use a Featherlite, it’s 25 years old and gets the job done!

Same trimmer I used for a few years until I stopped cutting my own grass; was a great machine - easy to start and ran great. Sold it earlier this year, and have a battery one in case I need to use it. Just fixed 2 of these machines in the past week, too. Husqvarna did a great job making it easy to access everything for repairs and maintenance. Even having to do cylinder gaskets and oil seals are a piece of cake on this machine!

My favorite brand is 2 different ones that being said I use echo and shindawia hand held blowers and weed eaters

I wish I would have discovered your channel before I bought my battery operated weed whacker and blower. Typically I would get like 3/4 years of life on my 2 stroke equipment. Tried cleaning the carburetor, but it would barely run and that diaphragm was probably it. It seemed fine. Figured if life expectancy was about 3/4 years, might be cheaper to buy batteries than a whole new machine. I always have had great luck fixing 4 cycle lawn equipment, but never with 2 stroke. Not going to lie: I hate battery. Forget to charge? Guess I am not weed whacking that day... My Ryobi takes hours to charge. Not a fast charger, which, fast charging isn't the best for batteries either.

Never used a Husky trimmer but their saws did fine. I used what you do/did for years because they were free and did the job. We were the only ones that saw them or if someone else did they were polite and laughed after they got home. Now we have the battery jobs and all is still fine on the home front. Almost all the 2-cycle stuff has a good home and everybody is happy. Always a tradeoff somewhere. Thanks, good fix and Blessings

I bought a used Echo 225 for my son and refurbished it. It runs great. I appreciate your excellent videos, camara work, explanations and honest opinions.

I think husqvarna is decent but they aren’t nothing like stihl and echo. But still not bad, I wouldn’t mind trying out the 525 husqvarna. Another great video as always IHG!

I’ll say I got straight gassed 129l on discount from a big box feed supply store. Two seasons later it’s still going, all I did was dump out the gas and put 50:1 stihl hp ultra in it, imagine that.

I used a weedeater feather lite for years. But switched to a echo straight shaft and would never go back.

Great job. I prefer working with echo. It’s been really good to me for years and still going strong🙏🙏👍🙏

Good morning i always love your 2 cycle vids 😊

I own this multi tool trimmer 15 years I only use engineered fuel never had a single hiccup .

Great video! My Husqvarna has been great. I have just about every brand weed trimmer out there and they've all needed fixing but I don't mind, I enjoy fixing things.

Husqvarna was my first string trimmer, its what my dad used and taught me on. Im pretty sure it was this model too.

Reminds me of the "Honda" trimmers from yrs ago. When I worked at NT&E, people would buy the Honda trimmer and then bring it back, saying it doesn't work right. The Honda was 4 cycle and ran SLOWER than the 2 cycle brands. They weren't lacking in power or anything. They just didn't sound right !!!!!!!!! Good video !

I did buy a Husqvarna lawn mower that I really didn’t want to buy cause the first Husqvarna lawn mower I bought was junk. The only reason I bought the second one was cause it was a lot lighter to push than my previous lawn mower. I had shoulder surgery and it didn’t heal properly and the light the mower the better.

Bravo bel lavoro ottimo decespugliatore husqvarna..

I’m about to buy a 330LK which is like their mid range trimmer and is apparently the only one they make now with the interchangeable attachments. Gonna buy a polesaw for it to get rid of bunch of branches I can’t reach. Hoping it does me well!

The problem purchasing a trimmer is you don't know if it will be comfortable for you to use until after you buy and use it for a while. I feel guilty about returning a machine after I have used it a while. I have several trimmers and some are great if you are younger and stronger than I am now. Regardless what is comfortable today in 10-20 years it may not be comfortable. Even though one of mine is quite hard for me to use I would recommend it to someone else as long as they understood it is heavy. Thanks for the videos.

In answer to your question. Yes i did get a trimmer I do not like using. I got a 40 volt trimmer and I don't like it. The power isn't there, it's not balanced, and the battery only lasts 30 minutes before i have to recharge it is such a treat. A new battery costs the same as the entire trimmer too. Why did I get it? Cordless was all they had. There were no gas powered units available.

Well done on this one😊

Husqvarna is a good brand, no doubt but everyone has their own preferences! I use a 2005 Mitsubishi tu26! I must be amongst the very few who use those lol…

I rebuilt a carburetor on a Stihl 111 but the total rebuild kit was almost the same as a OEM carb. So, gained the experience but if had to do it over again probably go with new carb.

Thank you for the video

The way you fixed that trimmer. I didn't have an issue with it because that flaw that you saw and fixed could have happened again later on down the road if you would have fixed it without any modifications. You did a more or less a permanent fix to it. I would have done the same thing. I never used any Husky equipment but heard of the name from other channels who have fixed some models of their equipment.

I got a couple of those husqvarnas. And 3 other different model husqvarnas. Everything I have is husqvarna lol. It's a brand that's never let me down

well for me i would do a little bit research and check out the features on it and how it feels weight wise and the balance and of course amount of power and even the CC.s and features it has etc.

What is in your little tub you put met value

What liquid do you put the metering diaphragms in for rejuvenation?

May I ask what's in your rejuvenation bath? I assume brake fluid or maybe AT-205 reseal.

I finally fix my Husqvarna 128LD and I can use it.😊

I have a brand new Husqvarna 130L trimmer that proceeded the 128LD and I can't get it to start I added fuel and it started but after it started and I revved it turned off and it was the same thing every time I attempted to start it again

Would the efforts be the same for a 2 stroke or 4 stroke. I've got a Stanley 4 stroke ohv and after I've pushed the prime bulb a few times the motor starts but after say 20 seconds it stalls, the whole thing isn't that old and I can't find another carburettor that fits, gaskets too. What I found out on eBay is the ones for sale have the fuel pipes in the wrong direction, my snipper has fuel tank on the bottom too but the ones I found have the pipes as if the tank is on top, not sure if I should take my carburettor off to check everything as what you've done.

I use a rejuvenate bath too at work.....I use wd40, but switched to Open and Shut. What do you use?

The factory HOP line only lasts a few years before disintegrating no matter what fuel is used,same for the Chinese line. The black line used by Echo and the other Japanese models lasts pretty long no matter what fuel. Tygon is the best yellow line.

My biggest obstacle is replacing trimmer line, especially those with double lines. It just never seems to works right after doing the rewind. Any suggestions?

The Husqvarna trimmers are a bit heavy and rev "funny" compared to others. I use s an off brand too, people can say what they want, but it's light and 13 years old, so nobody can call it cheap unless they are trying to say it's cheap to own 🙂

Can I ask, are you your own mechanic running your own outfit? If so I work at a dealer and have access to information you may not, or knowledge you may not....but I see passion....I watch all your videos, I know you familiar with me commenting regularly and man I hope you make real money from this, I really do, and if I can help you I will. Hit me up man, you definitely know what your doing, for sure. Love every single one.

How much would you sell a nice trimmer compared to a not as good one? I got one that runs good but I don’t know how much it’s worth or how much someone will pay for it.

Do you use genuine Tygon? I am thinking of buying a few different sizes, and it seems like the price goes way down if you buy in bulk, which is way more than I need. Just wondering if you also buy in bulk.

Hey bro what's up? I don't think I will ever be able to recommend any equipment I've never used. To me it just doesn't make sense since I've never used it to know how it performs. However what I'll tell the individual is that if they want to take a risk and purchase the item it is their choice to make.

Is the brand you like ryobi?

I like my Husqvarna 122C (curved shaft). I don't feel like I'm being shot in the legs and feet with a pellet gun from debris when I use it unlike my Echo SRM-225. Both were Goodwill purchases and I never thought I would love the Husqvarna so much, being the Echo "fanboy" that I am...Now that I think about it, I've come to prefer my Husqvarna blower over my Echos too...Don't tell anyone though.

Like always mentioned, avoid the ethanol added fuel.

Hi bro I have a lawn mower but needs some work can you help me

Husky trimmers are just different color Poulans.

I am echo man

Not a reliable trimmer.......echo. pro tip.... hold wot when trying to start with gasoline or brake clean.