My friend. Just found your cannel. You are for the most part right and sometimes bigger CC’s is more power yes, “but” not always I love echo’s I personally use echo 2620T around 25 cc engine. The ( cc ) rating is actually is not combustion cycle. Its stands for cubic centimeters of displacement. Metic I know I know. I’m from Canada 🇨🇦 but we are all still human no matter where we live. Cheers from up north and keep up the great videos.

Straight shaft Team Echo! I use my battery trimmer for the light duty properties

This video is spot on. When I first started 16 years ago I did the same thing and wished I would have listened to all the people on KZfaq telling me to spend a little more now and save a lot later! Fast forward to today and all of our stuff is Sthil (trimmers), Echo (saws and bed edgers) and Husqvarna (backpack blowers). None of these units give us much grief and they have mad hours on them. Other than carbs, pull ropes, coils and new spark plugs. These are all things that wear out no matter the OEM that made it. In the end, time is money, especially in this business. It's a great feeling knowing that when you pull the rope, it goes "Varrooom" and setbacks are few and far between from equipment hassles. Remember that all three of these Co's make two levels of equipment, consumer and pro. The box stores have mostly consumer junk designed to be trashed after 30 hours of use When you buy the commercial stuff, don't go to Home Depot thinking your saving $$. If you are gonna' move up and spend more cash, find a local dealer and buy it there. It may be $30 more (or less?) but remember, if there is an issue down the road that dealer has a vested interest in your biz and that big box store could give a flyin' F*# AND they don't handle any warranty or service work. When that happens Lowes or, HD will tell you to find an authorized service center and you end up at the same place you should have gone to in the first. They will probably fix it but since you are not their customer the repair moves to the end of the line (Rightly so). As mentioned in the vid, use straight shaft trimmers and put fresh grease in the tube every Spring. Doing this will make your Echo, Sthil or Husqvarna trimmer last longer than you! AND, your grandkids will be using it to trim the old folks home your at!, Lol Don't get too caught up on which Co made your commercial trimmer. As long as you know it's not cheap stuff? you'll be fine. Just like when guys say Chevy is best? and then two other guys will wanna' fight them cause' everyone knows that Ford or Dodge is #1. Truth is, all 3 make fairly decent trucks so......

Echo has made it easier to work on for sure but harder to find a dealer is why I like stihl best 😊

I have used the SRM 225 for years and wouldn't use anything else.