String Trimmer?

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Originally Posted by Djongo Unchained

Reading the instructions from stihl is key to proper starting. Their tools are not always designed intuitively. But they run just fine once ya get it figured out.
I have a new trimmer FS46? I got in trade from a client who couldn't get it started. It has a funky sequence to fire. Works great.

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yeah this^^ unfortunately I didn't get the instruction book cuz used so maybe not as connected but they are on-line, I had minor issues this spring, remembered the kill switch/ forgot the choke but that was me not the Sthil

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Originally Posted by t-the-east

You run mix gas through your truck?

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me too, thro it in the tank and follow up with !00$ of gas,

any enviro/ pollution consultant will tell you

" Dilution is the solution "

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Originally Posted by t-the-east

You run mix gas through your truck?

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Yeah, 1 gallon of old mix in 38 gallons of fresh fuel ain't no thing.

Sorry a few days late here. Haven't been on the site in months.

Consider a Stihl Kombi. No real disadvantage versus dedicated trimmer but with the flexibility to add other attachments that save a couple hundred bucks a piece over dedicated implements.

I have only ever mixed my own 50:1 with ethanol free gas and have never had an issue.

On size, I'm sure the 91 is fine, but the 131 will never leave you feeling like you wish you had a bit more power. A light tap of the trigger cuts grass nicely along fence lines without beating up the string too bad (or the fence).



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If you are trapped in an ethanol state get the vp fuel.
I get a five gallon of pre mix. Whatever is left goes in the four stroke snowblower in winter.

https://vpracingfuels.com/