Trimmer line -- whats the best?

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Bacon8r

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Hey y'all. I was just wondering what you guys thought was the best trimmer line either for price, durability or quality. Also what's your favorite shape (circle, square, pentagon, whatever else). Interested to see the responses!
 
Bacon8r said:
Hey y'all. I was just wondering what you guys thought was the best trimmer line either for price, durability or quality. Also what's your favorite shape (circle, square, pentagon, whatever else). Interested to see the responses!
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I'm cheap I get the 1 pound spools at harbor freight whe they go on sale for 3 dollars the circle works great lasts along time and leaves a nice cut
 
Bacon8r said:
Hey y'all. I was just wondering what you guys thought was the best trimmer line either for price, durability or quality. Also what's your favorite shape (circle, square, pentagon, whatever else). Interested to see the responses!
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I use Echo .095 CrossFire line.

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I use xtreme titanium
Well worth the money.

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(( racing is the only sport that you need two balls ))
 
Most of the time I use the Stihl 095 X-line. If I get into some heavier stuff that needs trimming I go the the 105 Gator line I get both by the 5 lb spool. It's cheaper that way and keeps me from running back to the shop every other day.
 
Bacon8r said:
Hey y'all. I was just wondering what you guys thought was the best trimmer line either for price, durability or quality. Also what's your favorite shape (circle, square, pentagon, whatever else). Interested to see the responses!
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I use a carbide tipped saw blade. cuts grass, brush,small trees,but is too far from you to be dangerous to you. However keep others and pets away.
 
putterman46 said:
I use a carbide tipped saw blade. cuts grass, brush,small trees,but is too far from you to be dangerous to you. However keep others and pets away.
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Long lasting, but not what I'm looking for. I want something that I can use to trim around trees and flowerbeds before mowing. Thanks though.
 
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