Milwaukee M18 FUEL 17” Dual Battery String Trimmer Setup & First Impressions 3006-22 3006-20

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The MILWAUKEE M18 FUEL 17" Dual-Battery String Trimmer is Milwaukee Tool's Highest Power battery string trimmer making a peak of 2.5 horsepower. The Stihl FS 131R gas-powered string trimmer makes 1.9 horsepower.
Milwaukee Tool's string trimmer uses a Brushless Motor to reach Full Throttle in Under 1 Second. The Milwaukee M18 FUEL 17” Dual Battery String Trimmer has high (0-6200 RPM) and low (0-4900 RPM) speeds and a variable speed trigger.
The Easy Load Trimmer Head provides an easy line loading experience with the ability to load up to 25' of trimmer line. This string trimmer will accept 0.080" / 0.095" / 0.105” line.
Exploring the Milwaukee M18 FUEL 17" Dual Battery String Trimmer (3006-22)
For professional landscapers and serious DIY enthusiasts, tackling tough trimming jobs often requires a powerful and versatile tool. The Milwaukee M18 FUEL 17" Dual Battery String Trimmer (3006-22) enters the scene as a cordless game-changer, offering exceptional cutting performance without the limitations of gas-powered trimmers.
This in-depth blog post will delve into the key features and benefits of the Milwaukee 3006-22, helping you decide if it's the right string trimmer for you.
Cutting Through the Cordless Revolution:
Unmatched Power: Ditch the gas can and tangled cords! The 3006-22 boasts a POWERSTATE™ brushless motor that delivers power comparable to gas-powered trimmers. This allows you to rip through thick weeds, heavy brush, and even small saplings with ease, ensuring efficient completion of demanding trimming tasks.
Dual Battery System: This innovative trimmer utilizes a dual-battery system, providing extended runtime and tackling even the most extensive trimming jobs on a single charge. The two M18™ REDLITHIUM™ HIGH OUTPUT™ XC8.0 batteries offer best-in-class performance and durability.
Performance Features for Professional Results:
17" Cutting Swath: The 3006-22 features a substantial 17-inch cutting swath, allowing you to cover more ground in less time, significantly improving your trimming efficiency. This is especially beneficial for large yards, landscaping projects, or clearing overgrown areas.
Variable Speed Control: Adjust the trimming speed to match the task at hand. Choose a higher speed for powering through thick growth or a lower speed for precise edging and delicate trimming around flower beds.
Easy Load Trimmer Head: Refilling the trimmer line is a breeze with the easy-load trimmer head. This allows you to quickly get back to work without wasting time wrestling with complicated reloading mechanisms.
Designed for User Comfort and Control:
Lightweight Design: Despite its power, the 3006-22 is designed to be lightweight and well-balanced. This reduces user fatigue during extended trimming sessions, allowing you to work comfortably for longer stretches.
Adjustable Handle: The adjustable handle provides a comfortable and customized fit for users of various heights. This ensures optimal control and reduces strain on your arms and back while trimming.
Full Throttle in Under 1 Second: The POWERSTATE™ brushless motor delivers instant power, reaching full throttle in less than one second. This eliminates the lag and waiting time associated with traditional gas-powered trimmers.
Is the Milwaukee M18 FUEL 17" Dual Battery String Trimmer (3006-22) Right for You?
The Milwaukee 3006-22 is a perfect choice for professional landscapers and serious DIY enthusiasts who require a powerful, cordless solution for demanding trimming tasks. Here's why:
Unmatched Cordless Performance: Cut through tough overgrowth and thick weeds with the power of a gas trimmer, but with the freedom and convenience of cordless operation.
Extended Runtime: The dual-battery system ensures you have enough power to complete even the most extensive trimming jobs without interruption.
User-Friendly Features: The easy-load trimmer head, adjustable handle, and lightweight design enhance comfort and streamline the trimming process.
Here are some additional factors to consider:
Battery and Charger: While the kit typically includes two M18™ REDLITHIUM™ HIGH OUTPUT™ XC8.0 batteries and a charger, double-check the specific model you're considering.
Price: The 3006-22 is a professional-grade tool and might be priced higher than some gas-powered trimmers. However, the long-term cost savings on gas and oil, combined with the benefits of cordless operation, can be significant.
Overall, the Milwaukee M18 FUEL 17" Dual Battery String Trimmer (3006-22) is a revolutionary cordless powerhouse that delivers professional-grade cutting performance. If you're looking to ditch the gas and experience the future of trimming technology, the Milwaukee 3006-22 is a perfect choice!

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@FMUSTANG202 5 месяцев назад

I own a lawn care company. I use the qucklock trimmer. Works great, I use it on turtle, and it has plenty of power in rabbit when needed. More power than my FS111, and lighter. Can get about an hour out of an 8.0HD. I have the single battery blower, and its okay.. I should have gotten the dual battery. But it comes with the 6.0s and mine came with an 8.0.

@chadfallon3378 8 месяцев назад

I am very happy with the Milwaukee single battery string trimmer and blower. They both perform well with plenty of power. I can string trim my small yard and blow the clippings off the sidewalk and driveway and only be down to 3 lights with my 8ah battery. The leaf blower for me is able to blow all my leaves even when a little wet. Much cheaper too!

@ftlaud911 8 месяцев назад

Own the old non quick lock and one with the quick lock. Both do a great job! Never needed more power. With two batteries on this model this could possibly be used for lawm services. I can chew a whole 9amp up while doing my lawn. Otherwise, I have no need for a heavier tool. $399/$699 is expensive. Great review as always.

@james2042 6 месяцев назад

This is part of their new commercial focused lineup. I see a mx fuel ZT coming out soon. California banned gas lawn equipment in a lot of places

@robd3061 Месяц назад

Any update on the Fuel 17'' trimmer, Brian? Do you still like it? Is it working well? Thanks.

@AIphaCat 8 месяцев назад

I’m more of a dewalt guy but I still enjoy watching these kind of vids. But why didn’t Milwaukee make this part of their quick lock system?

@THEBEARDEDTOOLGUY Месяц назад

On Sale At Home Depot this Week $199 BARE TOOL AND I Have the 6 AMP FORGE and just got the new 12 AMP FORGE This MIGHT be my next One for NEXT year LAWN MAINTENANCE just need to see if I can put a BRUSH BLADE on it

@Forged407 7 месяцев назад

I bet down the road they will probably drop a quik lok version of this.

@billshauling4507 Месяц назад

This is on sale for $399 at Home Depot right now! Just picked it up!

@ponowai1 8 месяцев назад

Depends on what and how much cutting you do. Maybe good for clearing a lot of thick over grown areas. The quicklock has more than enough power for regular yard maintenance.

@james2042 6 месяцев назад

This is aiming for commercial use

@TheOknidius 8 месяцев назад

Thanks for another detailed review! You didnt want to string trim some snow? I would've tried it. The sound this makes reminds me very much of the Ryobi/AEG motor sound and the shape of the motor housing is now more similar than the single battery Milwaukee units. Resembles the older Echo 58V made by the same company too.

@WorkshopAddict 8 месяцев назад

I wanted to take this out in the snow so bad but I feared what some would think.

@ProbeGT2 8 месяцев назад

This should be a powerhead, not a string trimmer. At this price, you should be able to use attachments.

@cliffordmontana4562 5 месяцев назад

I disagree. This is way more robust being a dedicated string trimmer, instead of having silly attachments. This is for serious work. If you want to use attachments get the single battery trimmer. It’ll be lighter also.

@cwolf8841 3 месяца назад

Is thee a Quick Look version?

@WorkshopAddict 3 месяца назад

Not Yet

@tgsgardenmaintenance4627 3 месяца назад

Recently bought the Milwaukee M18 brushcutter, it cuts fine, but run time is poor! Why isn't the brushcutter duel battery, but the trimmer is? Haven't even tried the grass blade, run time will probably be 5 mins!!! I do like the convenience of battery powered equipment, but always end up finishing the job with my Husqvarna 535LK!

@Colleen-ln7wk 3 месяца назад

Wish you showed how to advance the string. Thanks for video.

@WorkshopAddict 3 месяца назад

It is a standard bump feed head.

@jnmc-vx4fw 8 месяцев назад

But…………..why? Didn’t Milwaukee bash dewalt for the 60v platform, claiming “ you only need one battery and 18v”?? Now they have a bunch of two battery tools copying Makita . Great channel…and why are Milwaukee 2 battery tools not called 36v ? You can’t run them on one battery. So Milwaukee has a 12v, 18v , 36v, and 72v line of tools. And dewalt has a 12v, 18v( 20v) and 60v line .

@steffendetrick 8 месяцев назад

It’s actually 12v 18v and 56 V for Dewalt

@jnmc-vx4fw 8 месяцев назад

@@steffendetrickwell I know that but if you want to actually be that technical it’s not 12v it’s 10.8v but thanks

@loucifer4205 8 месяцев назад

@jnmc-vx4fw no it's actually 12v 20v and 60v check it with your vote meter and this guy did a test on the voltage and depending on the tool it ranged from 15v to 20v

@dgreer5537 8 месяцев назад

My dewalt string trimmer was the first “tool “ that I noticed got a boost from power stack. It’s like supercharged and that was the little one. Curious to see how long the 5Ah PS will work in the springtime

@ProbeGT2 8 месяцев назад

@@loucifer4205 those numbers are at full charge, resting. That's why it's called 20V MAX and 60v MAX. Nominal usable voltage is lower for most of the runtime.

@james2042 6 месяцев назад

Too many people dont realize this is for commerical because of gas bans in california

@rafars2246 2 дня назад

Too many people don't want to use nasty gas on power tools.

@LuckyWerewolf-yk6wo 7 месяцев назад

Anyone use one of these regularly without issues? The old single battery ones over heat and stop every few minutes

@ericbutler856 13 дней назад

Did your come with only 2 bolts for the guard I have 4 bolts 2 rounded ones and 2 more square head bolts

@MrDirkrader 3 месяца назад

i love how well he demonstrated its ability to weedeat. like cmon review what its perhaps made for not what it looks like feels like or costs.

@WorkshopAddict 3 месяца назад

Considering it was WINTER....... I can tell you that it is heavy. Straight up power is amazing, but it is heavy. I use it when I need crazy power but I use my single battery MUCH more! I have another video coming out.

@MrDirkrader 3 месяца назад

@WorkshopAddict gotcha sounds good. Saw online it was 16.5 lb with double 8s or something. An fs 91 is about 4 lbs less so it does seem kina significant but it's gas and I like everyone else pry has 10 plus milwaukee batteries.

@WorkshopAddict 3 месяца назад

@@MrDirkrader my Stihl FS 131 is slightly lighter with gas in it but much, much more balanced. I am being honest when I tell you it is not fun to use.

@keithfreeman4015 5 месяцев назад

I have the single battery version. It’s awesome but even it unbalanced and heavy. I’m 6’8 so I manage but normal size people have to have a hard time.

@bobaverage 3 месяца назад

Well that sucks, I already find the quik-lok strimmer to be a tad too short. I'm only 6'0

@zaineridling 8 месяцев назад

$700 for 2016 technology?! I assume the Milwaukee batteries are underpowered, thus needing two, resulting in a 50% increase in weight. Ouch. That's going to punish the operator. EGO sells their simplified Commercial carbon fiber model for as little as $299. PS: Excellent unboxing and review!

@WorkshopAddict 8 месяцев назад

Thank you.

@mattlane2282 8 месяцев назад

Well by assuming you definitely made an ass out of you. Their standard 18 volt batteries no different than any other 18 volt battery platform they already have a single battery string trimmer this just turns it into a 36 volt string trimmer. Not to mention at that price you're getting the tool you're getting batteries You're getting the charger and it's brand new so of course we're going to have the brand new pricing

@JT-lq4yd 8 месяцев назад

They are just run of the mill batteries, nothing special and every one else uses them. The problem is getting more HP out of the motor with only 18v, hence the 2 batteries in this unit.

@DJ_Driven 6 месяцев назад

I have the first ego carbon fiber shaft trimmer with the auto load head. The auto load head is very inconsistent. I normally have to take the damn thing apart which drives me crazy as loading the line is the worst part about using a trimmer. I have started to switch over to Milwaukee but I believe ego definitely has the battery design over Milwaukee but Milwaukee has the instant power not one second delay like ego and higher build quality. Now if ego designs a strictly commercial product lineup with high quality build, I might switch back. Milwaukee prices are super high but I'm hoping they build a commercial high quality lineup as well. If this is Milwaukee's commercial lineup then they definitely have to do better carbon fiber shaft and lighten this thing up with one single battery pack or dual lightweight long run time batteries.

@mx-racer88 6 месяцев назад

More free tools to review. Must be so nice.

@Vanman_fr 8 месяцев назад

Im gonna say it how it is the regular m18 fuel quick lock was arguably the most powerful battery string trimmer on the market it was more than powerful enough to do just about anything while being lighter and more battery efficient than this one this trimmer doesn't really have a place in the market I'd recommend just sticking whith the regular m18 quick lock if you use milwaukee

@NIKOSAUTOS 8 месяцев назад

It’s probably a Ryobi 40V HP trimmer reskinned to work on the M18 platform. If it is, the Ryobi is already awesome.

@masterfig9093 4 месяца назад

Does anyone know if they will be releasing a Quik-Lok version of this? Is there a downside to Quick-Lok that I'm not aware of? I just don't understand why one wouldn't want that.

@TheeProfessor23 19 дней назад

Anyone know if you can put a blade on the head?

@costavong6018 8 месяцев назад

is a tool for commercial use, imagine they said a 12ah forge coming, even more powerful

@Zozo806 8 месяцев назад

Why they don't made it a 36V base unit?

@draytonPW 8 месяцев назад

"Not horrible." -Workshop Addict

@kylejans8160 8 месяцев назад

Any person can use any trimmer I have found you just put a Darwin’s grip handle on it!! So much nicer.

@skater4life31683 8 месяцев назад

Not a fan of the manufacture giving you tools but thanks for being honest. For that reason I'm out.

@nickgibb4687 8 месяцев назад

does it feel like a fisher price toy like the hedge trimmer?

@WorkshopAddict 8 месяцев назад

Not at all. In fact I talk about the stout build on the guard while installing it. Everything here is what i would expect from a commercial string trimmer. Nice build IMHO. It is 16.5 pounds, so it feels pretty beefy in your hands.

@foehammerE419 8 месяцев назад

Odd that they didn't go with a split shaft. My DeWalt 60v can trim or switch out to a pole saw and many other attachments.

@WorkshopAddict 8 месяцев назад

This is just a guess - but notice the size difference of the gearbox in my video between the quick lock and the dual battery. Milwaukee beefed up the gearbox for the extra power. This might tear up the smaller stuff they already have out. So rather than making a new line of attachments, they make dedicated tools aimed at pros.

@foehammerE419 8 месяцев назад

@@WorkshopAddict Reasonable. I don't see pro's ever using the split shaft style gas trimmers.

@josephmerz2666 6 месяцев назад

i picked one up .the stringer head keeps jamming up . i am looking at upgrading to a better head . any help appreciated

@WorkshopAddict 6 месяцев назад

I personally like the stihl auto feed head. Not expensive, parts are easy to find. I am sure there are better, but it is easy and cheaper. It is a commercial head and an upgrade to most stihl trimmers.

@Allen-bm6tz 8 месяцев назад

I love the performance of my Milwaukee Quik-Lock, but it overheats when using the string trimmer before I can deplete an 8ah battery. I'm not runnning continuously at full throttle. Doesn't happen with the other attachments. I don't live in a hot climate. I invested in other Milwaukee OPE, but decided to supplant with another brand's higher voltage OPE. They don't leave me in a bind.

@OUTILSCLIPSQC 8 месяцев назад

Looks powerfull as hell

@WorkshopAddict 8 месяцев назад

It feels like it is and I cannot wait for spring to try it out.

@cheese-je9xs 8 месяцев назад

@@WorkshopAddict what about versus the Dewalt 60V powerhead?

@WorkshopAddict 8 месяцев назад

@@cheese-je9xs Would be fun in the spring! Unless I can find a dyno to put these on. 😀

@cheese-je9xs 8 месяцев назад

@@WorkshopAddict what’s your initial thought just based off the feel?

@WorkshopAddict 8 месяцев назад

@@cheese-je9xs I am guessing this Milwaukee has the most torque out of a string trimmer that I have ever used. But I need to hurry it in deep grass and see how it does. Feels like a total beast

@cliffordmontana4562 8 месяцев назад

This makes ZERO sense to me. The one battery string trimmer worked fine on small yards, but for large yards gas is MUCH better. Now to compete with a gas trimmer I need to spend $400 on this and carry around SIXTEEN POUNDS for an hour while I use it. Just seems stupid. My $200 Echo trimmer is a beast, it’s light, and I use about $20 a year in 2 cycle mix and I don’t have to worry about batteries. And I love Milwaukee. I have well over $8,000 in Milwaukee tools and batteries.

@inlinesix1187 8 месяцев назад

Yeah the weight is a big negative for me

@122yamaharider 28 дней назад

Move the bottom handle up……. You won’t hunch over

@erike7297 7 месяцев назад

There’s no way this toy is out performing a stihl 131 and that’s laughable.

@Gonzo1968 4 месяца назад

Meh, lil steep to me. I'll stich with echo..

@jps101574 8 месяцев назад

Does it run on 1 battery?

@WorkshopAddict 8 месяцев назад

No. It needs 2 to run.

@fred5149 6 месяцев назад

You mentioned that already..smh @@WorkshopAddict

@FishFind3000 8 месяцев назад

How many Deere zero turns did you buy? 😂

@christianalvarez7799 8 месяцев назад

I wish milwaukee copied the EGO head system

@rafars2246 2 дня назад

Pointless. Really can't do much more than the single battery trimmer. The single battery trimmer already cuts faster than you can move to figure out what's next.

@philodox7599 18 дней назад

that thing must weight 55 lbs lol.

@michaelbychkov8030 8 месяцев назад

if you dont like to bend over using a string trimmer, get a darwins grip

@WorkshopAddict 8 месяцев назад

I had to Google that one. That is not a great name for that product. 😆

@CowsGoM3ow 5 месяцев назад

@@WorkshopAddict I agree haha. But would love to have your take on it!

@hardhittinz 4 месяца назад

@@WorkshopAddict the Darwins grip really does make a difference for taller users .

@WorkshopAddict 4 месяца назад

@hardhittinz hard to get past the name.

@TheGameBoy56 8 месяцев назад

Call me negative But we know that battery can do wat gas dose But that weight is killer That wat separate this form pro home owner and commercial This look is like there aiming at pro consumer because that weight is complete turn off I already have landscaper her in long island by using smaller units for bigger jobs just because it’s lighter That’s to me looks like a brush edger lol 😂 like Milwaukee I know can do better I think Milwaukee got a lot of employees and there just making shit Just for shits and giggles For me I’m not sold yet I got gas stuff Not gonna go out spend more money lug that around me personally use my trimmer some time 1 handed So I get rocks thrown at me Wats point of power if gonna destroy windshields in process I