Best String Trimmer (Battery Powered)? EGO, Milwaukee, DeWalt, Ryobi, Kobalt, Makita, Atlas, ECHO

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Battery-Powered Weed EatersTested: EGO, Milwaukee, DeWalt, Ryobi, Kobalt, Makita, Atlas (Harbor Freight), Greenworks, and ECHO. String trimmers (weed eaters) tested for cutting speed, trimmer head efficiency at dispensing trimmer line, trimmer head string capacity, noise level, vibration, electric motor start-up torque, maximum run time, battery recharge time, and debris shield design. I purchased all of the string trimmers to ensure a fair an unbiased review without any pressure from manufacturers. So, thank you for supporting the channel.
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Комментарии : 11 тыс.

@kennethfollette3689 2 года назад

You’re the science teacher we all wished we had in high school, educating while entertaining. Very impressive.

@ProjectFarm 2 года назад

Thanks!

@boylesterminalshops6841 2 года назад

@@ProjectFarm which shape will protect the egg when dropped? The square or the triangle? We’re gonna test that!

@michaelgrimes9153 2 года назад

Dude kid you not my science teacher literally gave us these exact lessons in a row #1 how to make acid #2 how to make cocaine #3 how to dissect a pig

@ajl9491 2 года назад

Yes the us is a lost nstion war and death thats all that will be remembered…

@Veron1caa 2 года назад

Ikr

@yotarocket 2 года назад

Can we all appreciate this man spent nearly $3,000 to test all these trimmers for us? Very impressive!!

@ProjectFarm 2 года назад

Thanks!

@jmabs5096 2 года назад

Welp he does have little over 2500 patrons at atleast $1 donation monthly (righfuly earned) majorly of these purchases are patreon funded so really, you should be thanking those whom support. PF. But let's not forget the amount of time he spends to put these videos together! He rightfully deserves the support!

@_Rick_S 2 года назад

This "very impressive" was hilarious! 😆😆

@ib..1803 2 года назад

do that for homeless or people who really need the money. btw he gets paid "RU-vidr"

@NoBody-ro3xj 2 года назад

@Nedd Flanders must bee hard being this negative

@ianmclean5541 Год назад

I’ve watched this video twice because of the volume of information packed into it. This is by far the best product comparison video on RU-vid and in my opinion should be the standard by which all such videos should be measured. It is unbiased and not a second wasted. 5 stars

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thanks so much!

@sbrodie08 Год назад

he didnt compare the Toro !!! So he didnt compare all models

@wmluna381 Год назад

@@sbrodie08 I was hoping the Stihl would be in here.

@billwong553 Год назад

You have the best review channel.

@francenealexandre557 6 месяцев назад

I agree💯 ProjectFarm there’s none in comparison👍

@battlefieldking8749 Год назад

For about 13 years now, I have owned and operated a licensed lawn maintenance business in northern Idaho and have been running the dual battery Makita commercially now for 3 years and have had ZERO issues with it! I did upgrade to a speed loading head and would highly recommend it! It has more than paid itself off with gas/oil mix savings for how much I work it. I haven't used any other electric trimmers and went with Makita because I already had 16 batteries, but again, no complaints at all. I rarely utilize the feature, but it is very handy to have the reverse spinning option, it automatically reverts to the regular rotation after 5 seconds. It's handy also for getting the backside of large square posts on vinyl fencing, as it's not possible to hit one side with one type of fixed rotation. You can also feather the throttle at any of the 3 speed settings. Great product! Thank you so much for making these extremely in-depth thorough un-biased videos, I just discovered your channel and subscribed, and am hooked and already recommending you to family and friends! I will most certainly be referencing your channel before any sort of purchases in the future 🙂 God bless

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thanks and you are welcome! Thanks for watching and subscribing!

@voyagezhong Год назад

Hey, I saw your comment under a post knowing that you have a battery powered lawn mower, isn't it great? I’m doing a survey about using the electric outdoor powered equipment including the mower, but I’m not an electric mower owner. Could I exchange some opinions with you so that I might get some in-person experience? I’d like to pay 100 dollars for a conversation with you, appreciated!

@SonicBoomC98 Месяц назад

I've been considering getting some of their productss

@timfischer 5 дней назад

You mention "more than paid itself off"... I'm wondering if you buy the pre-mixed gas which is like $20-25 a gallon? Because even at $3.50/gallon gas (plus whatever minimal expense adding the oil is), mixing it yourself isn't that expensive. As a homeowner I doubt I even go through a gallon a season, but I understand you do this daily/professionally...

@battlefieldking8749 5 дней назад

@@timfischer no I never buy the pre mixed stuff, that’s a rip off in my book. I buy the silver stihl bottles of oil, HP ultra full synthetic 5 gallon mix containers that are about $8-$10 each and I buy non-ethanol premium gas, so it’s about $6 a gallon when mixed.

@braxtonnelson7422 2 года назад

I wouldn't buy anything without checking for a Project Farm review first! Fair, real-world tests; thoughtful comments; and a complete lack of bias make this the gold standard of testing channels! Thanks for being our favorite consumer advocate!

@ProjectFarm 2 года назад

Thanks and you are welcome!

@Odin31b 2 года назад

Agreed!

@trump45and2zig-zags 2 года назад

Since I've found him, I've definitely switched a few brands I buy for work n try to see if he has a review before any bigger purchases

@ogbobbye 2 года назад

I couldn't believe it, but he never did this testing with gas trimmers not even testing 2 cycles trimmers against 4 cycles ones. I needed to replace my trimmer and of course searched project farm to see how they performed and were rated. Sadly, I found only things like trimmer line and combo attachment test.

@shawndubay4050 2 года назад

@@ogbobbye stihl and Husqvarna make a great professional series trimmers. I have had one of my stihl trimmers for twenty years of very hard use and it still runs like the day that bought it. All three of my trimmers are two cycle and can take the hard use. All day every day. I have a stihl FS-250R, KM-94R and Husqvarna 525L. Each one of these trimmers is worth every penny and I highly recommend. I run them hard and they just keep coming back for more with a full tank of two cycle mix.

@Colorado_Native 2 года назад

The UPS guy says to himself, "I know what the Project Farm man is testing this week" as he unloads about a dozen boxes. Thanks for a Sunday pick up.

@ProjectFarm 2 года назад

You are welcome!

@afibarobinson3285 2 года назад

@@ProjectFarm Great stuff. I really enjoy these videos and testing methods. I'd like to see tests between those cellphone USB "power banks" and or "solar power banks"

@jamess6853 2 года назад

Good thing you buy in bulk!

@ragingauroch1690 2 года назад

@@ProjectFarm I'm looking to buy a draw knife for my first long bow build. Any chance you could test some out? You're the only guy whose opinion would sway my purchase

@johnherring5397 2 года назад

@@ProjectFarm I would love to see some battery operated sprayers and poisons tested for getting rid of weeds!

@djd2819 Год назад

I love the thoughtfulness about how these reviews are planned and executed. FWIW, I bought the Kobalt bare tool on clearance for $80 and it is more than what I need for our 2 1/2 acre property. It is quiet, powerful, and doesn't vibrate much. Thanks again for this review!

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thanks and you are welcome!

@DeeboComing Год назад

Your creativity for coming up with real world, repeatable, unbiased, data driven tests is unparalleled. I'm sure there's a lab or research development department somewhere that would pay very well for your set of skills sir. 👌🏾 Love the content and keep up the great work!!

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thanks, will do!

@electronicsNmore 2 года назад

Fantastic testing as always! An incredible amount of time and money goes into making these videos. Thank you! A++

@ProjectFarm 2 года назад

Thank you very much!

@macaroniwithoutcheese175 2 года назад

We can’t limit this legend to A++

@evanreuschling517 2 года назад

If you have a vagina.

@thomasg.7070 2 года назад

@@ProjectFarm can you transform red diesel, and make it clear or yellow? that will be an cool subject!

@dogstomate 2 года назад

@@ProjectFarm Have you thought of any tests dealing with DR Power equipment items ? I know they are really pricey, but wonder if their items are worth the money they make ? Thank you.

@chaddiusthewise527 2 года назад

I hope you understand how good this channel is. As a 22 year old without much experience these comparisons have helped me IMMENSELY when buying tools. Thank you for what you do.

@danpro.u 2 года назад

So what brand did you choose?

@markwright2360 2 года назад

heck, I'm 51yo been in maintenance for 20 years and his research has saved me alot of buyers remorse!

@chaddiusthewise527 2 года назад

@@danpro.u honestly I’m not even shopping for one right now lol. I just love watching his videos because I learn alot without having to do it the hard way!

@gregrogers2339 Год назад

I can not believe how thorough you are! I have been an electrician for 33 years now! I have had many apprentices under my wing over the years! I like to think I made them wonderful tradespeople, but I don''t think I could do what you do? God bless you and keep it up!

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thanks so much!

@just_dom144 14 дней назад

As a new homeowner, I can’t emphasize how useful your videos are, Todd. Thanks brother!

@ProjectFarm 14 дней назад

You are welcome! Glad to hear!

@swiftkillsx9532 2 года назад

My god, we need a man like this everywhere. You sir put in so much work and I don’t think we can fully comprehend your dedication and will to please your viewers, but it’s not just that. You thoroughly enjoy doing this which makes it all the more better. Keep up the good work man

@briankohlenberg 2 года назад

Make me wonder what he does for a day job...LOL

@RR-wq3pq 2 года назад

Project Farm is a "mind reader". I've been researching cordless trimmers all weekend! Looks like I'll have another Dewalt tool in my arsenal, Thanks bud!

@ProjectFarm 2 года назад

Awesome! Thank you

@timma_thy 2 года назад

@meeder78 2 года назад

Same here!

@FISHFANATIC95 2 года назад

Fact

@enemy2921 2 года назад

No kidding same thing here!

@sarabalderrama1 7 месяцев назад

Thank you for creating this video! 🙌 I was going back and forth for many months of research and this is the most concise and thorough review ever! THANK YOU!!!!!!!

@ProjectFarm 7 месяцев назад

Thanks and you are welcome!

@mmm671 Месяц назад

First time viewer. I appreciate the pace of this video. Lots of information packed in with out useless fluff and dead space. I often increase the playback speed of review videos because I want to get to the point. No need for that here. Well thought out and presented. Nicely done.

@oshkoshbjosh 2 года назад

As someone with 15 years in product quality assurance... you sir are an absolute top-notch product tester. Personally I own the Milwaukee because it had an edger attachment and it's been great but I was really pleased to see that the DeWalt was such a beast. Excellent video!

@ProjectFarm 2 года назад

Thanks so much!

@ohger1 2 года назад

Josh, what do you think of the vibration the Milwaukee showed in this test? Wondering if this sample was defective. I have several Milwaukee tools and they are all great without exception. My son has the EGO and loves it, but I'm leaning toward the DeWalt for a string trimmer.

@oshkoshbjosh 2 года назад

@@ohger1 It's pretty subtle, and the only time I really feel it is after I'm finished trimming and edging (there's an edger attachment) my lawn... but it's nothing that would prevent me from buying this tool. I also have a large lawn that takes me about 1.5 hours to trim and edge.

@ohger1 2 года назад

@@oshkoshbjosh Thanks.

@HobokenHam 2 года назад

@@oshkoshbjosh Josh, if it takes 1.5 hours to trim and edge I'm curious how many batteries you have to keep working. He said the Milwaukee ran for 16 minutes at full throttle. I realize you wouldn't go at full all the time you are working. How long does a charge last in real use?

@drewmorris1983 2 года назад

I bought the Milwaukee, a couple weeks back. HD was offering a huge combo deal along with the 16" chainsaw that included 4 total batteries. I think the deal was more than $300 off. I feel vindicated in my purchase. I also like the versatility of being able to purchase the attachments. Great video, awesome work as always. FWIW: I didn't get much vibration from the Milwaukee, but then again, I was used to my old Craftsman 2-cycle that made my hand go numb!

@ProjectFarm 2 года назад

Thanks for sharing.

@pureblood3813 2 года назад

I dont shop at hd since they’ve told us to be less white. I go to lowes now

@ironsaber2 2 года назад

home depot has a deal right now in my area buy the trimmer get the blower free so i bought it. haven't tried it yet though

@ToolsInAction4u 2 года назад

@@pureblood3813 Lowes is the elitist libtard store though.

@Back_door_bandit_98 2 года назад

@@pureblood3813 Lowes literally is saying the same thing look it up.

@664662 11 месяцев назад

This is absolutely the most complete and five-star ***** video review I've ever seen so far. Very high quality. Great job!

@ProjectFarm 11 месяцев назад

Thanks so much!

@Jim12291958 8 месяцев назад

I went and bought the DeWalt and a bunch of attachments because of your review. Good job. Getting to a point where people won't buy a power tool unless you've tested it. Thanks

@kwatters63 2 года назад

I have 1.7 acres and 200 trees I trim periodically. I was skeptical a battery run device would work for me since I use 2 tanks of gas in my Stihl FS55 to get it all done. Quite to my surprise, the EGO can do it all and still have 2 out of 5 lights remaining on the battery charge. I am impressed.

@ProjectFarm 2 года назад

Thanks for sharing.

@ScrubLordJenkins 2 года назад

I love all my Ego tools, definitely do not miss the gas and maintenance. They have some great engineers over there.

@jetah50 2 года назад

ICE will idle between locations while Battery isn't being consumed.

@BOOGiNS 2 года назад

Ego equals homeowner quality. There's no way an electric weedeater can outperform a gas powered weedeater.

@jetah50 2 года назад

@Frfggg Ffgcdkkd i have a 10 year old Milwaukee battery which i'm still using in tools.

@wvbassassassin 2 года назад

I've learned that if I have a lot of tall grass to cut with a trimmer, it's best to walk backwards while you trim. This keeps the grass from bunching up around the head. In the end, you have grass that's laid down nice and even, with no clumps. The string seems to last longer too as it's not trying to recut the grass clippings.

@MrBradshawbenjamin 2 года назад

What about the grass that you step on before you cut it? Have you ever noticed any cutting differences due to that? I definitely agree about the clumping, and walking backwards seems good to me when applicable. Often by a road edge or something it's dangerous.

@wvbassassassin 2 года назад

@@MrBradshawbenjamin stepping on it really doesn't seem to affect it that much. I have a long steep bank bedside the road I have to cut and since I've been doing it this way it really seems easier and faster.

@MrBradshawbenjamin 2 года назад

@@wvbassassassin ok sweet, thanks!

@Namedeeznuts Год назад

Ryobi has served us well for many big thick yards! 18v with razorback line. Did yards for couple years and now it sits in the garage for our backyard 👍🏼

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thanks for sharing.

@Sky_King7 Год назад

I have never seen such a detailed and thorough product review that answered all the questions I could have, definately getting a subscribe, well done keep it coming!

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thanks! Thanks for watching and subscribing!

@Sky_King7 Год назад

@@ProjectFarm I looked on your channel for a video comparing electric push/self propelled mowers, if you don’t have that yet there’s a video suggestion. :)

@thebiglimey 2 года назад

It's always tough when you're tied to a battery system when your favorite brand falls below par. Glad in this case that the Dewalt came out on top this time as I'm in a sea of Dewalt batteries. It'd be great to see a test of battery lawnmowers next, as its the next battery tool on my list to buy! Great video as always!

@ProjectFarm 2 года назад

Thanks! Thanks for the video idea.

@andrewk8636 2 года назад

The concord Carpenter has a full mower test. Dewalts aint that great tbh

@R_Forde 2 года назад

I just got a $400 Ryobi electric mower that is self propelled. I like it for what I use it for. I have lots of Ryobi 40v batteries so that helped with the decision. I have the electic snowblower too.

@deadlynumbers6701 2 года назад

to be fair dewalt makes meh quality tools, and for once i feel like this channel did poor on demonstrating the tools due to the lack of using similar amp batteries or at minimum the best battery for each brand.

@Little_Sams_Top_Guy 2 года назад

There are a lot of batterie adapters out there now

@kmin3434 2 года назад

Would've been nice to include a medium duty residential gas weed whacker and a heavy duty commercial 1 for comparison. Especially torque, vibration, cut time, and run time. Love your videos, you're awesome!

@ProjectFarm 2 года назад

Thanks! Thanks for the suggestions.

@queefersutherland8495 2 года назад

Redmax for the win

@ytsucksmnkyballz 2 года назад

I have the 20v DeWalt trimmer(already in the ecosystem) and with the small 20v battery it can handle all the weeds for me and will run it on the low setting for well over 30 minutes. The big thick battery will do all the weeds AND do all the edging too. The high setting is mental, I would imagine for field use or something lol

@matthewmenteer5673 2 года назад

@@ytsucksmnkyballz yeah, same for x2 18v makita, I can cut nearly anything on low, high just throws the grass harder and faster and runs the battery down. having used gas stihls for 8 hrs a day continuous to clear fence lines and general trimming I don't miss them one bit, the vibration kills your elbows and wrists. some days I couldn't bend my arm after. holding an electric trimmer is like holding a stick that just knocks down grass. I feel like the electrics have better balance and are lighter also. on some models the low speeds are comparable to full tilt on gas, and like you said high just feels absurd.

@LemonySnicket-EUC 2 года назад

@@matthewmenteer5673 one should use the shoulder strap in that circumstance.

@GaryAttaway Год назад

Great job. You make really high quality product reviews. Thanks for cutting out the fluff and just giving us the facts and an honest review. Also thanks for keeping it clean!

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thanks and you are welcome!

@manameajones4371 Месяц назад

Thank you for the feedback I’m going with Milwaukee for my lawn care needs appreciate it and you now have a new subscriber

@ProjectFarm Месяц назад

You are welcome! Thanks for watching and subscribing!

@ArchfiendRai 2 года назад

I was really surprised to see how bad the Milwaukee was on vibration. They've done so well on that front on many of their other tools. Excellent video as always. Would love to see electric leaf blowers.

@cardo1111 2 года назад

Agreed. I think the quick disconnect pole had something to do with it, wonder how the single piece non interchangeable pole model would have performed on that front.

@Willg95 2 года назад

It's surprising since ryobi is owned by Milwaukee's patent company TTI, so I'm surprised they didn't use some tech from the ryobi trimmer

@corruptsage9154 2 года назад

Also suprised, though this is a 5 year old tool. For example their new Multi tool that came out recently is 2.5x less vibration over their older models, who knows maybe we will get a Gen 2 weed wacker

@Tool_Addicted_Carpenter 2 года назад

Electric as in corded or cordless? Because I believe he did cordless already.

@ArchfiendRai 2 года назад

@@Tool_Addicted_Carpenter Wait he did? Did I miss it somehow? brb Edit: Nothing comes up when I search "leaf" or "blower."

@Bradw354 2 года назад

Love the outdoor power equipment tests. Hoping to see more tests like these between weed eaters, chainsaws, mowers, and blowers. So many options these days. Would like to see the tools that run on 18v,24v power tool batteries compared with each other. And the other higher voltage tools compared to each other. Great tests anyways, as always!

@ProjectFarm 2 года назад

Thanks! Thanks for the suggestion.

@PC-ge5rf 2 года назад

@@ProjectFarm think you can throw in Stihl too?

@aleksandrastvardauskas7288 2 года назад

I would also like to see higher end tools compared. So a second video on this subject would be much appreciated :)

@MrMalthusMusic 2 года назад

Yes, outdoor blower test would be great.

@bertgrau3934 2 года назад

Brad, He did a test of chain saws, both gas, and battery, he even tested different chains, and chain saw sharpeners. Just look through his list to find the test he has already done then watch. Good luck

@FatGitLovesThe80s 9 месяцев назад

Todd, you are a legend! Any time I want to purchase something for home maintenance you will always be my first port of call. In this case I already had an EGO mower and wanted to ensure the trimmer was worth it. Your review ensured it was (in fact I have gone with the multi-head system), so thank you. Now to see which trimmer line is best!

@ProjectFarm 9 месяцев назад

Thanks! Thanks for watching!

@RatingARKReviews Год назад

Thanks for sharing this detailed comparison of battery-powered string trimmers! It's great to see the different features and performance aspects you've tested. I've noticed that many people have been requesting a review of the Worx brand. It would be interesting to see how it stacks up against the others. Looking forward to more insights from you!

@ProjectFarm Год назад

You are welcome! Thanks for the suggestion.

@jeffkeefe1174 2 года назад

I watched this video like handicapping a horse race. I had my money on the Milwaukee up until I saw the DeWalt clearly pull away from the field as they rounded the bend and came down the stretch. I ran out and bought the DeWalt after watching this and am very impressed with it all around. Fantastic product review. Thank you!

@ProjectFarm 2 года назад

Thanks and you are welcome!

@colonelangus7535 2 года назад

All of our cordless in the house are Dewalt. The batteries are nice. Chainsaw, chopsaw, grinder, impact, drill. Looking at the walk behind mower.

@r3wturb0x51 2 года назад

how does it compare to a good, old school still built with real metal gas trimmer? my husky just bit the dust after only a year, bent rod. 4th husky in 6 years. they just don't make good shit anymore.

@jamesblake1848 2 года назад

👍🤣

@mikeb.7299 Год назад

@@r3wturb0x51 I just gave my shindaiwa to my son in law. I bought it 16 years ago and it is still running strong. I won a Milwaukee in a raffle and gave it a try. I don’t see me ever going back to gas. For real world trimming on a yard, the Milwaukee is amazing. I run it on the low speed most of the time and it trims anything I need. It I want to hit something tougher, I kick it up to full speed. I used my shindaiwa in lawn care and had 5 acres of my own I kept up. So it was no slouch

@Rangerdnger 2 года назад

Awesome video! It is not lost on me just how much work goes into making these videos, it has got to take you hours and days to put all this together and edit it and give us this great information. I just appreciate it so much. The best part of my week is Sunday project farm day. Thanks Todd

@DarKMatter.1 2 года назад

@SaltyMasshole until tonight @4:30 avocado time. lol

@ProjectFarm 2 года назад

Thanks! Hearing you say that means a lot to me!

@youssefhamidi8152 9 дней назад

Man the amount of work you put into this review is incredible. Appreciate all your helpful information in this video.

@ProjectFarm 9 дней назад

Thanks and you are welcome!

@xavierwashington5694 21 день назад

As a first time homeowner, your videos are gold. Unbias and thorough testing!

@dasfahrer8187 2 года назад

That torque becomes really important if you bought a trimmer that also has an edger attachment. I have the Dewalt (may be a slightly different model, but looks very similar) and it rocks as an edger too.

@a4Audi2153 2 года назад

Thats a good point, or the pull saw attachment. My Milwaukee is a great edger and pullsaw but the more torque the better!

@ProjectFarm 2 года назад

Thanks for sharing.

@orbitalair2103 2 года назад

@@a4Audi2153 and at only 18v! the 40, 56v systems perform really poorly. I have the ryobi 18v setup, and it edges and runs the pole saw just fine. btw the 18v is great for the lawn and house, it doesnt throw grass 80ft away like the 25cc echo i have, but edges and trims grass just fine.

@lr5397 2 года назад

Sorry. Only the Beatles rock.

@christophermarshall5765 2 года назад

One of my friends bought a DeWalt industrial cordless hammer drill. I saw he had a plaster cast on his left wrist, & asked what happened. He told me he was drilling a large hole in 6mm thick steel, using low gear. The drill bit jammed, & the torque of the drill busted his wrist.

@EdwardM104 2 года назад

Ryobi sponsored a engineering capstone team at my school (GT) to work specifically on battery trimmer vibration, so hopefully there will be improvements seen in their upcoming models as the team was able to figure out some relatively straightforward solutions to the problem. I was in the same class but worked on another project.

@tmhunter7 2 года назад

That's pretty cool. I guess the solution is to put the motor on the string head, but that also removes the expand it possibilities that the other models have.

@davidturk6170 2 года назад

Was George P. Burdell on that team?

@straight-up-shots 2 года назад

That's awesome. What were the solution ideas?

@Radar8717 2 года назад

@@tmhunter7 there is a $300.00 ryobi with the carbon fiber shaft, motor on the head, 17in cut and 6amp hr battery. I think pf just missed seeing the better ryobi to test.

@Turbogto_guy 2 года назад

Maybe I shouldn’t watch this. I have no problem with my ryobi.

@TheOknidius Год назад

Great video! Thank you for testing these. A number of these were attachment-capable. Would be interesting to see a comparison between the different power heads (Greenworks 80V, Ryobi 40v brushless, Toro 60V, the DeWalt already tested here, Husqvarna and the proprietary systems from Stihl, Echo, Makita or EGO), especially with heavier attachments like the bristle brush or rubber sweeper

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thanks! Thanks for the suggestion.

@rogerwells6229 Год назад

I want to thank you for making videos like these. Perfect test results. Really helped me on a purchase.

@ProjectFarm Год назад

You are welcome!

@gordygroover 2 года назад

I have the Ego trimmer and it certainly is a bit heavy. I'm 70 years old though and it's not too bad. I have the leafblower, edger and rotertiller attachments too and the 56 amp battery works wonderfully for these. I tire out before the battery does.

@BERETTA9mmUSA 2 года назад

This Review was very helpful in Buying my New EGO Trimmer this last weekend. Thank-you!

@ProjectFarm 2 года назад

Very welcome! Glad to hear!

@terrancepinkney777 13 дней назад

Have to make a decision soon and you just helped me do that. Thank you for you time and dedication in making this video I really appreciate it!

@ProjectFarm 13 дней назад

Thanks so much!

@mattgould4366 14 дней назад

I always enjoy your videos and today made a conscious effort to look for this video before shopping for a new trimmer. Thank you!

@killercan10 2 года назад

I must say, I'm surprised to see Stihl and Husqvarna missing from this shootout. Both have a large variety of battery trimmers available.

@ProjectFarm 2 года назад

Thanks for the feedback.

@zaineridling 2 года назад

Stihl missed the boat for electric. While they've had them for a decade, they were extremely expensive, grossly underpowered, and often too small for most operators. To this day, they're not serious about electric tools. It's too bad.

@linushellgren8054 2 года назад

So do i! Missing out on the biggest players is a bit sad.

@djbolich 2 года назад

I was hoping for the toro

@chuckschillingvideos Месяц назад

You don't see them in the big box stores, soooooooooo.....that may have had something to do with their omission from this test.

@FallonFix Год назад

You're a legend man. I've been overwhelmed for years with battery powered tools and choosing a brand to go with and you're giving the most insightful and scientific tests that I've found. Thank you sir.

@ProjectFarm Год назад

You are welcome!

@malice6081 Год назад

I stuck with craftsman. My grandfather used it a lot and we have a lot of craftsman 20v system stuff so buying a craftsman electric weedwacker was a great idea. And it has surprisingly good battery life.

@Savsal12 11 месяцев назад

What did you go with Fallon?

@robdyrdek730 10 месяцев назад

Bro thanks for doing all these test not even that but all the charts and I was thinking of how to lay them all out from best to worst based of the charts you did but you did that as well at the end!!! Out of all the things I’ve learned in college studies is performing test runs etc and this was cool of you to do thanks again!

@ProjectFarm 10 месяцев назад

Thanks and you are welcome!

@Lake_Trout 8 месяцев назад

You sir are an amazing person! I highly appreciate the time and effort and patience you put into field testing the products that teh average Joe can afford and will rely on. Thank you!

@ProjectFarm 8 месяцев назад

Thanks!

@ijmlevi1755 2 года назад

The company that I work at uses stihl electric weed whackers. They’re amazing. The batter is held in a pouch that you can wear as a back back, it around your waist so it lowers the weight of the trimmer down by a lot. The batteries last for ever too. They’re pretty awesome and really comfortable tools to use.

@ProjectFarm 2 года назад

Thanks for sharing.

@robertheinkel6225 2 года назад

Sounds like a good deal.

@BeerkegGarage 2 года назад

Those things are expensive as hell

@ijmlevi1755 2 года назад

@@BeerkegGarage oh yeah, way too expensive

@MrTemplefugate Год назад

I love your thoroughness, detail, and the usefulness of your tests. You're about as close to Consumer Reports we can get. They don't test a lot of the tools you do. You seem to know what most guys are interested in. Keep up the good work, thanks.

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thanks, will do!

@macforme Год назад

AND DIY women !

@rjdef9534 Год назад

Are you kiddind. Consumer Reports would have picked the Tundra or Camry

@macforme Год назад

@@rjdef9534 I kiddind you knot.

@davidstewart3868 11 месяцев назад

Another terrific product comparison. I really appreciate all your hard work and effort. I recently purchased an EGO kit; trimmer, blower, 4 AH 56 volt battery and charger for $230 at ACE Hardware. So far it’s been working very well. Keep up the great work!

@ProjectFarm 11 месяцев назад

Thanks, will do!

@DavidMiller-eq7ln 10 месяцев назад

im gettting one fron Ace Hardware for the same pirice tomorrow

@unlisted773 2 года назад

I have the Makita, and after changing the bump head to a non-bump, I absolutely love it. This thing is a beast!

@Turbogto_guy 2 года назад

I have ryobi in almost all my power tools. They may be middle of the pack, but they get the job done. I like that they don’t change the battery architecture every few years making batts obsolete. I have the brushless trimmer and I also bought the 4 cycle gas head that can use all the same attachments. It’s easy to grab the electric real quick and then the gas for bigger work.

@ProjectFarm 2 года назад

Thanks for sharing.

@Mike-sy6oy 2 года назад

I own a Ryobi gas string trimmer with the quick connect brush cutter and it's a beast. Couldn't be happier with it based on the stuff I've gotta cut where I live.(very glad I didn't buy a Ryobi gas chainsaw tho) I really feel like Ryobi is strong in some areas and very very weak in others. As long as your tool works for you that's all that matters!

@farstrider79 2 года назад

They're middle of the pack, but that's what your paying for also. I like expensive tools at work, but at home, Ryobi has served me well.

@Mike-sy6oy 2 года назад

@@farstrider79 exactly. And I live in a literal jungle. I'm not using my Ryobi daily, but when I do use it it performs perfectly. And with non ethanol fuel I see it lasting for quite awhile

@robertheinkel6225 2 года назад

Some of my Ryobi batteries are ten years old and still going strong. My string trimmer is 18 volts. I have used the 40 volt model, and it was a beast, without using the max speed option.

@patham1212 Год назад

Awesome video. You answered all my questions and more. No need to look at any other videos. Thanks putting this all together!!

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thanks and you are welcome!

@mcar6592 Год назад

Awesome reviews. Fast, informative, articulate. Great job!

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thanks and you are welcome!

@sounderdavis5446 2 года назад

Wow ... awesome objectivity, thoroughness, yet still short/sweet/and to the point, all of which so many RU-vid reviews come up short. With this one video, you just gained another subscriber. Thank You!

@ProjectFarm 2 года назад

Thanks! Thanks for watching and subscribing!

@TheSshadow7 2 года назад

As an owner of the Dewalt, I can attest to it's power and effectiveness. The battery didn't last that long in this test. But, if it takes 1/2 or 1/3 as long to achieve a task due to its power, then it's more effective than it appears, and working half as long is less grueling. I love this machine.

@TheSshadow7 2 года назад

I also have many of the attachments and they're great as well.

@TheTurbomopar 2 года назад

it also take longer to charge because typical DeWalt gives you a slow charger for a large battery

@matthewmassengill7163 2 года назад

Does the power make that much difference? I -never- run the milwaukee at full power but a 9 amp battery lasts me around an hour

@confuse9 2 года назад

Thanks for the input. I have mostly dewalt 20V stuff and would love to be able to use the same chargers etc. so I was leaning toward Dewalt. This video plus your endorsement sealed the deal. Thanks

@christophermarshall5765 2 года назад

@@TheTurbomopar one thing you do not want is high current charging, even for larger batteries. I've seen battery packs destroyed by high current chargers

@davidreed1472 Год назад

thanks for the great reviews of these trimmers and the other devices that you have reviewed. You are very thorough. I have used your reviews for product selection.

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thanks and you are welcome! Thanks for sharing.

@TdiJetta99 Год назад

Watching this video made me feel good with my Milwaukee purchase. I got the solid shaft version and already have a lot of other M18 tools so it's a no brainer. The vibration is noticeable but nowhere near the vibration of any gas powered trimmer

@jmcg7906 2 года назад

I’ve had the Milwaukee for a year and a half now. I haven’t started the gas trimmer since. I usually only need the low speed setting and can do my whole yard on one battery. So far I’ve been happy with the performance. Thanks for the great video!

@ProjectFarm 2 года назад

Thank you!

@joshuabush2569 2 года назад

I'd just like to note that Ego use a soft start function on lot of their tools. soft-start function of the motor means extended life, plus a smoother experience when firing up the tool.

@ProjectFarm 2 года назад

Thanks for the feedback.

@infernaldaedra 2 года назад

Aka cheaper mosfets.

@joshuabush2569 2 года назад

@@infernaldaedra Maybe so?... Just a function of some of the motors worth noting. Ego are by far one of the best dedicated OPE brands. Their battery technology is far superior.

@infernaldaedra 2 года назад

@@joshuabush2569It's all the same battery technology, They all use lithium IONs and I can guarantfuckinT you that Name brands or higher cost brands are using better battery cells in their packs. Milwaukee, DeWalt, Ryobi for example usually use Samsung, Sony, or Panasonic cells in their packs. These batteries have much more stringent quality assurance and better chemical composition than Hao Cheep Lo Go battery LCC out of China.

@joshuabush2569 2 года назад

@@infernaldaedra Ego use Samsung. When I say battery technology I'm referring to the ARC cell layout and the material that wrapped around each cell that helps regulate heat etc. Just far ahead of most of the batteries in my opinion. I had some Milwaukee OPE stuff and ended up selling it as I had issues with overheating and was underwhelmed with the preformance.

@buddytheelf6416 Год назад

You really put a lot of work into these videos, trimming all that grass, I appreciate that!

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thanks!

@m4marceldev Год назад

THANK YOU!!!! You literally saved me weeks if not more of research.

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thanks and you are welcome!

@biggieb8900 2 года назад

I bought an EGO last year and I have to say I really really love it, so much better than a gas trimmer. The electric autoreload is SO MUCH LESS HASSLE than my old gas one, cannot be overstated.

@Mountain803 2 года назад

I have the dewalt and am amazed at the power. Runs all my attachments (including a tiller, pole saw, and hedge trimmer) way better than the previous gas power head. Great video as always!

@chrisgamecave 10 месяцев назад

This year I bought an EGO base model trimmer based on this review thanks so much!

@ProjectFarm 10 месяцев назад

You are welcome!

@michaelp4034 Год назад

I went with the Ryobi 40v. Overall best value for the money, warranty and long-term use. My other Ryobi tools are still going strong.

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thanks for the feedback.

@mrshelfsong 2 года назад

Todd You are best at this game, Every other comparison reviewer channel on YT can learn a lot from you. No one is as thorough and objective as you. You deserve every bit of revenue you receive from this channel. Been watching you for quite a long time now and have watched you up your game. Well done sir !

@ProjectFarm 2 года назад

Thanks so much! Thanks for being a loyal fan!

@BigtimeBigA 2 года назад

I bought that same EGO to replace my commercial shindaiwa gas and couldn’t be happier, bought the EGO lawnmower next to replace my commercial Toro and equally as thrilled, great stuff!

@ProjectFarm 2 года назад

Great feedback! Thank you

@ozzypawsborneprinceofbarkn3249 2 года назад

I bought the bottom of the line EGO trimmer and blower combo from ACE last week. They're more than sufficient for my yard. I love them

@Sheepleton 2 года назад

That ego had some pretty cool features I've never seen before.

@TheTurbomopar 2 года назад

@@ozzypawsborneprinceofbarkn3249 I've had those for 3yrs and they just work. of course I upgraded to the newest now but I had no issues

@devonnecopeland8364 Год назад

Do not know how I have just found this channel but wow what a review - Im a Dewalt system guy anyway so I am happy about this result but haven’t invested in a battery trimmer yet - will soon after watching this. What a in depth review- subscribed and will be watching more ! Thank you!

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thanks! Thanks for watching and subscribing!

@voyagezhong5605 Год назад

Hey Devonne, I saw your comment under a post knowing that you have a battery powered lawn mower, isn't it great? I’m doing a survey about using the electric outdoor powered equipment including the mower, but I’m not an electric mower owner. Could I exchange some opinions with you so that I might get some in-person experience? I’d like to pay 100 dollars for a conversation with you, appreciated!

@A.jay.In.The.Life. Год назад

Very detailed and controlled tests. Very useful information. Love watching.

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thanks!

@xXzombeistXx 2 года назад

Dude!! Please don't stop ever. I love the pace you have this is really good. No time to waste! :) I love how you think of everything to test! All review channels need to follow your example

@ProjectFarm 2 года назад

Thanks so much!

@warbirdwf 2 года назад

I'd love to know how often manufactures contact you to challenge your results from these tests. Any ever threaten lawsuits? You do such a good job of giving all these tools a fair and equal chance to perform. I love this channel in that it's like Yelp or other review sources than you can mine for unbiased reviews before spending $ on these items.

@Sventendo64 Год назад

When I need to buy a tool, I always check to see if you have done a review. Thank you for the time you put into this channel.

@ProjectFarm Год назад

You are welcome!

@cliffmeinhardt5682 Месяц назад

Thanks! You truly helped make this an easy decision for me.

@benjaminwarren354 Год назад

I never leave a comment on any RU-vid video however, you did such an excellent job on breaking down every aspect, as well as grading the weed eaters that I wanted to say GREAT JOB at this, as I'm sure the recording of this compilation took considerable time. BRAVO ZULU!!!

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thanks so much!

@cm.5023 2 года назад

Another great review. Thank you! As a homeowner I went with the Ryobi for its price and versatility. For $250 you get the trimmer, 4 ah battery, charger and a reasonably powerful blower. Unlike some of the competition, you can still use existing attachments available everywhere. I originally wanted the Ego but they made it proprietary, so I skipped it. I can trim 320ft of fencing, edge 640ft of sidewalk and blow all the debris away at my moms and still have power left to do my own house.

@ProjectFarm 2 года назад

You are welcome!

@winonesoon9771 2 года назад

my mom got an ego. the trigger broke immediately haha. she is happy with her Ryobi now. plus heck them batteries work with alot of other ryobi product to

@christheturdherder9096 2 года назад

I also purchased the Ryobi and I'm very happy with it. Similar performance to the Echo and Stihl gas trimmers I've used before. The fact that you get a fast charger, a 4 ah battery, and it's fairly light helps too! For home use the Ryobi is all anyone would ever need.

@stevenlsmall05 11 месяцев назад

Whoa!!! This is the best and most comprehensive product review I’ve ever seen!!! Not to mention unbiased. Not all hero’s wear capes!

@ProjectFarm 11 месяцев назад

Thanks!

@DAMMACASUAL Год назад

I love my kobalt 80v I've had it for at least 2 years and it is just wonderful all around. So much so my father bought one after the inevitable shaming for using an "electric string trimmer". The biggest issue I see a you did a great job at showcasing it is the 9 foot string capacity is lack luster but for someone like me who cuts and edges my grass every 2 weeks it is more than capable of cutting about a 1/4 acre yard on a single charge. Great video thank you for being so precise and accurate with your reviews.

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thanks and you are welcome!

@CF542 2 года назад

All in on Ego. I sold all of my yard care equipment like my trimmer, edger, blower and mower and went to Ego and have not looked back. Simply phenomenal products you won't regret buying.

@ProjectFarm 2 года назад

Thanks for sharing.

@Ducatista189 2 года назад

I did the same and I completely agree. Going on two years with my EGO equipment.

@JamesCook76131 2 года назад

@@Ducatista189 same here ego had been awesome

@markstoltzfus5276 2 года назад

I have an Ego blower and hedge trimmer. I really like them but I'm a little concerned about buying replacement batteries in the future. They seem overpriced.

@Buy_My_Raptor 2 года назад

I’m team Ego as well. Now I have to problem of always thinking I need more batteries and implements

@thenear1send 2 года назад

I bought two EGOs earlier this year to weed whack my half acre, very steep, hillside. The first one had the standard bump feed head, and the other was the model tested here. I was able to complete the job significantly faster (probably twice as fast) using the model with the auto feed rather than the bump head because the steep uneven slope caused me to waste line when I'd inadvertently strike the hillside. Something to consider for those working different terrains. After watching this video, I'm thinking that Milaukee or Dewalt would be nice to try, but the reason I went with the EGO was the massive battery. Two large batteries are definitely needed for doing a half acre job, so you can alternate the battery in service vs on the charger. Awesome video! Thanks for the hard work.

@ProjectFarm 2 года назад

Thanks and you are welcome!

@MrFerrariF360 2 года назад

You can pick up bigger batteries for the dewalt if you decide to go that route.

@neseirf70 2 года назад

Bigger batteries are also available for the EGO... insanely expensive, at least in Canada

@williamparker7823 2 года назад

I went with ego because they had the best battery life at the time. I can do my front and back plus my neighbors front and the trimming and quick blowing on the same battery. Not saying they are the best now, other brands have definitely caught up and surpassed with electric lawn tools.

@williamparker7823 2 года назад

Also went with PF's trimmer line recommendation and haven't looked back.

@petemoss9693 Год назад

Just bought the Ryobi - so far it works great and is light weight to be carrying around . Good Video as all of your video's are - " Happy Memorial Day "

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Nice! Thanks! Happy Memorial Day!

@miguelramos7808 Год назад

Excellent work, this may be the best review I’ve ever seen for any prooduct. Thank you. By the way I bought the Milwaukee fuel with attachment capability and it is excellent. I already had batteries from other Milwaukee tools so it was pretty much a done deal already 😁 but it serves my needs perfectly as i just use it on my yard in a typical subdivision.

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thanks! Thanks for sharing.

@gmctech Год назад

Always a treat to watch you test things. It never ceases to amaze me the ingenuity you display and setting up your homemade testing. There's never a doubt to the validity of your findings and just how close in comparison your testing is to the real life average users method of usage. "Professional" testers such as Consumer Reports could learn a thing or two or twenty from your ability to provide concise, real world, unbiased and transparent testing with results the average consumer can then digest to make an educated purchase decision based on their needs. 👍👍👍

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thanks!

@jakec3185 2 года назад

Been waiting on this comparison! Thank you for all your hard work sir!

@ProjectFarm 2 года назад

Thank you very much!

@dpdockery 11 месяцев назад

Bro you are the absolute best!! Thank you so much for your unbiased fantastic reviews!!

@ProjectFarm 11 месяцев назад

Thanks and you are welcome!

@2manytoyz123 Год назад

Great video, thanks! I went with the Ryobi as I’ve been using their gas string trimmer, and Xtend It tools for many years. Once the gas motor started to have issues, I swapped it out for the electric version. It works equally as well as the gas motor it replaced. It’s nice having one motor to run a string trimmer, pole saw, hedge trimmer, leaf blower, tiller, edger, etc.

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thanks and you are welcome! Thanks for sharing.

@liquirius 2 года назад

If I may suggest something, adding some conditional formatting to the summary (for example shades of green for A, yellow for C, red for E) would help with quickly assessing pros and cons of each brand. Great video as always.

@Bensam123 2 года назад

Good review as always. I do like a lot of the extra tests you added, such as how easily it dispenses line. While it's not completely comparable, consider adding a singular gas powered trimmer as a baseline of comparison for people who don't have battery tools at all. Same goes with plug in power tools when testing the battery variants. It might seem like a small thing, but it helps add context.

@ProjectFarm 2 года назад

Thanks!

@hkfan4596 2 года назад

A commercial grade gas trimmer will easily win

@Keifsanderson 2 года назад

@@hkfan4596 Of course it will. The point is to give a frame of reference to better convey the battery trimmer capability, not compete.

@Bensam123 2 года назад

@@hkfan4596 You're correct, however, it's not about it winning or losing, it's about comparing it to what a lot of people have and is readily available. It's not supposed to be fair, it's supposed to be a point of reference.

@thammar1990 2 года назад

@@hkfan4596 easily win? By what measure? They vibrate far more which is hell on the joints, they're heavier, they are much louder, cost money for fuel, etc. It's not just about power and endurance. Most people don't need a commercial quality trimmer

@Bachanus Год назад

really appreciate you doing this review. It was exactly the kind of information that i needed to know. Thank you.

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thanks and you are welcome! Glad to hear!

@justinbuckallew3747 Год назад

Really enjoy watching your videos. You do amazing job

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thanks so much!

@paulsachs9983 2 года назад

Long term tester here - the old version of the Kobalt was developed by Briggs & Stratton with it being sold through Snapper. I have had this weed eater with 2 batteries working great & zero issues since 2015. From 2015-2018 on 1 acre of land (with 2 batteries was plenty). Since 2019-2022 on .25 acre and still going strong. Just throwing in .02 for longevity test.

@AlGoYoSu 2 года назад

I own the same Kobalt trimmer used in this video and it performed in these tests as I expected. I wanted an attachment capable trimmer and already had the batteries, so also got the Kobalt 80v attachment capable version used since I could no longer find it in stores. Makes sense that the Kobalt performed badly in the torque test here. It really struggles with the more torque dependent attachments like the edger unfortunately.

@99supersears Год назад

I bought the same Ryobi in the video a week before seeing this video. I love the trimmer and it reminds me of a gas without all the noise. I haven’t used a gas trimmer probably since 2001. Previously I had a Ryobi hybrid trimmer that worked with either 18V battery or extension cord. I almost always used it with extension cord for more consistent power and lack of breaks to change batteries. The motor recently burned out while using a battery on a simple task, the trimmer was nearly 15 years old anyway… I bought that new Ryobi and it was phenomenal. I’m finally able to tackle over grown grass that 6’+ that the old trimmer could never affect.

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thanks for sharing.

@donaldlee6699 Год назад

As always! Informative/educational. I will wait till Spring! I believe much improvement in battery operated machinery is on the horizon. Thanks for the video.

@ProjectFarm Год назад

You are welcome!

@wades_world22 Год назад

AWESOME video, thank you for this excellent comparison on ALL the factors to think about

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thanks and you are welcome!

@Michael-1337 2 года назад

I have that exact same model ryobi trimmer. It works great around my house. I run it with a 6 amp battery that I share with it and a ryobi lawn mower. Unless my grass is unusually thick I can mow and trim my whole yard on a single charge of that battery.

@kameljoe21 2 года назад

That is cool. I like the ryobi stuff. All of my tools are Ridgid tools and had i thought about it at the time I would have just bought all ryobi stuff. They just have more options. I bought the 18v weed eater and then also bought the little handheld compressor. I am going to phase out all my ridgid tools to Ryobi and then next year I plan on investing in some of the 40v stuff. If batteries were all the same style for example 18v and 40v that could be interchangeable people would buy the better product and not worry about the battery brands. Brand buying is what keeps people stuck with their current brand.

@peaceinator56 2 года назад

Same. I can do my whole front and backyard without killing the battery. It's not beast but way easier than gas, gets the job done. You got the edger?

@Michael-1337 2 года назад

@@peaceinator56 I don't have the edger yet but it's on my wish list to expand my collection in the future. Currently I just use the string trimmer to dig at my edges since my house doesn't have very much sidewalk area to worry about.

@ProjectFarm 2 года назад

Thanks for sharing.

@dukewaw 2 года назад

Love the videos. You’re thorough testing helped me choose the best brand for the jobs I’ll be doing. I’ve just started an apprenticeship as a marine engineer. Anyways, I think making a video testing different cordless radios would be a great one. Although they aren’t tools as such, they’re an essential for many trades and would definitely make an interesting video!

@Altairox 11 месяцев назад

Thank you so much for this comparison video. This was really thorough and great

@ProjectFarm 11 месяцев назад

Thanks and you are welcome!

@richlee2576 Год назад

All the positive comments are well earned. Thanks for all your work. Giving honest, in depth reviews helps all make wiser choices when spending hard earned dollars. Thank you.

@jjchouinard2327 2 года назад

Amazingly thorough! Tested so many catagories I lost count. Thank you for testing the run time and charge time of the batteries. I have one cordless circular saw that drains batteries 4 time faster than they charge... So thank you again for testing metrics that do not appear on the box. Also, I never thought of the vibration or decibles being a factor I cared about but those are now considerations thanks to your channel.

@ProjectFarm 2 года назад

Thank you!