Craftsman Weed Eater Review Summary
Eliminating weeds from your yard is made easier with the Sears Craftsman Weed Eater. This weed- trimming device is appreciated by reviewers for its long- lasting construction; the multi- use features available on some models that are interchangable and turn the item into an edger, blower, cultivator; the rugged durability; and the fair price. Asked how they feel about the Craftsman Weed Eaterand those who like it make comments such as “Craftsman Convertible Weed Eaters are Versatile” and “Love the Convertible Craftsman”. There are some cons mentioned with the Craftsman Weed Eater, among them some disagreement about the durability, leading one reviewer to refer to the Craftsman Weed Eater as a “Lousy Product”. So, when all things are considered, this Sears weed eater ranks as a good Garden and Outdoor tool with mostly positive reviews.
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Most HelpfulFavorable Review
I had a Craftman's Weedeater that I used for over 10years, before I had to replace it with the same size and brand. I have a lot of weedeating to do about 3-4hrs after each mowing.I am an older woman and find this item to work well and not be to heavy for me. Great product.It was the 250-17cc
Most HelpfulCritical Review
Had to return the weed eater after having it for 3 years witha complete tune up at year 2. When i tried to start it at year 3 it would not start.
Since Sears has taken over the Craftsman product line the quality has gone down down down.
The local store only tode me to take it to the repair department...
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Craftsman weed eater~under $150.00
This weedeater is a great item, and it works well!
We bought the plan to go with it, so all tune ups are free for only another $20!
It is a great buy, and the motor never feels that it is going to die on you!
WORTH THE MONEY!
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That is, until I got him started on the Craftsman Line Trimmer series with detachable heads. I started out easy with just the gas powered line trimmer for Father's Day 2005, and at first, it didn't... review »
Have struggled with this piece of crap, a craftsman mo. 358.791030 convertable weed wacker, for 6 mos. It would never run at slow speed, and hard to get started. At first thought it needed to be broke in. Wrong. Have run several tanks through it and it's just as bad. Stalls constantly, acts like its running out of gas all the time unless you can get it revved up and keep it pegged, then it seems to run. The air adjustment screws are California "tamper proof", so I can't adjust it. I have the chain saw attachment but it's usless because you can't get enough power out of the engine to really use...
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I really appreciate the Craftsman "convertible" series of Weed Eaters.
What a great concept: One engine for many applications.
My Craftsman Weed Eater, is also a Brush Wacker, a Pole Chainsaw, a blower and could be: a pole Hedge Trimmer, Rotary Trimming tool, edge, and Mini-Cultivator.
All this with just ONE Maintenance Protection Agreement, on the engine part of the machine.
What a fantastic value!
Look for the little red know, toward the center of the Eater's shaft.
This guy helps my wife and I maintain a 1-1/2 acre property.
Just three more months before fire season is upon us, again.
Recently purchased a "convertable" Craftsman weedeater, which has interchangable parts. I have gas leafblower, edger, weedeater and cuttingblades, all in one. Absolutely love the convenience. The only thing is the leaf blower doesn't have as much power as the regular ones but the convenience of having to buy only one power source is worth the loss of power for me.
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