my new lehr propane weed wacker

well, this video is dedicated to propanemower13 for the great tips and info on this. so i got it at home depot for 99 dollars and get this, it was the last one

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• lehr
• eco
• trimmer

[MrRmh3481]

Hi L/B 8035, You did this video right around two years ago. Im curious how the unit has held up for you? Has the engine held up? How about the gear head? Would you buy another of these units? Im sure its less expensive to gravity feed the empty 16oz cylinders from a grill tank, so with that said, please tell us how the unit held up and how often you used it.

Thanks,

Bob

[lawnboy8035]

@MrRmh3481 well this is a very great unit. it still runs great. i use it every week, and im only on my 3rd can of propane! it stars in 3 pulls every time, and yes, i would definitely buy another one

[BaberJacks]

isnt it more expensive to buy the propane cans with propaine than unleaded gas for the honda 4 stokes,

[lawnboy8035]

@BaberJacks well i have about 20 cans sitting around still full, so i get to run it for free for the next couple years

[pbenna]

Does it come in a straight shaft?

[lawnboy8035]

@pbenna yes, it does

[Kriswixx]

you can refll those small canisters with an attachment you can make to the big propae balls (like under the stove).

[douro20]

@douro20

Never mind; they are all Robin engines.

[douro20]

Didn't the first ones actually use a Robin engine?

[2009G8Gxp]

@BaberJacks You can refill from a larger tank for cheaper.

[2009G8Gxp]

@TheGarrettDressler Then you are doing it wrong....

[2009G8Gxp]

@MrRmh3481 YES. Hands down.

[24preacherboy]

@lawnboy8035

A lot of people dont know that propane is over 100 octaine and that is great for the smaller engines. That is why you have power.