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Shindaiwa T260X
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Average at best.
Purchased the T260x based on others experiences after owning both Stihl and Tanaka. I find the Shindaiwa average at best, especially when turned upright to do square edging, it loses power and torque. I would suggest it's great for a domestic product, but definitely not commercial. Look around you'll find better at its price.
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BoofsaDogSydney, NSW
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Does the Job
So far I've used 6 different dedicated line trimmers - Bushy L26, Makita 3110, Shindy T260, Shindy T270, Maruyama (BC2000RS) and a Honda; all straight shaft and except for the Honda, all 2 stroke.
My least favoured to most favoured list.......Honda, Bushy L26, Shindy T270, Maruyama, Makita 3110 leaving the Shindy T260.
Exhaust fumes aside I prefer 2 stroke to 4 stroke as 2 strokes rev harder. As for having to mix fuel for a 2 stroke compared to no mixing for a 4 stroke, with a 4 stroke you have to change the oil. I prefer mixing fuel to c...Read more
hanging oil. The T260 is my pick of the machines above. It's not the most powerful but it's more than adequate, feeling more powerful than the higher rated Bushy. It's not the lightest but you are able to use it for hours at a time.Similar opinion? Write a review on ProductReview.com.au!
Questions & Answers
Nick S.asked
Although i'm not a fan of two stroke motors, the Shindaiwa that's made in Japan will last you more than some EU logo's.
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Andrew W.asked
How much money is it
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You can find them for prob aud$550. As this model is discontinued. Now but in my option is worth searching for
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How much money is it
Details
Category | Petrol Whipper Snippers |
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Price (RRP) | $599.00 |
Handle Type | Loop Handle |
Shaft Type | Straight |
Power Source | Petrol |
Engine Type | 2-Stroke |
Engine Displacement | 24.1 cc |
Power | 900 W |
Cutting Head Type | Line |
Weight | 5.4 kg |
Manufacturer Warranty | 5 year(s) |
Manual | Download manual |
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