BR 600

That sucks! I've always wanted a BR600, but they are expensive! I bet that thing can blow off sod!

I see what looks like a KM56 on your trailer. Do you like this unit? I've been thinking about getting one as a spare trimmer or if ever we need two on a job.

I'll do a review on the BR 600 when I get to use the thing for a while and I can compare it to the BR 380 and 550 as far as the KM 56 you mention, I don't have ant Kombi units. I don't like the idea of those for commercial work. They would be good for the home owner or home use where time isn't a factor but for me that would be worse than replacing string on a trimmer head when your out in the field which I don't do. I think what you saw or seen was the HL 45 Hedge trimmer on the bed of the trailer.
 
I'll do a review on the BR 600 when I get to use the thing for a while and I can compare it to the BR 380 and 550 as far as the KM 56 you mention, I don't have ant Kombi units. I don't like the idea of those for commercial work. They would be good for the home owner or home use where time isn't a factor but for me that would be worse than replacing string on a trimmer head when your out in the field which I don't do. I think what you saw or seen was the HL 45 Hedge trimmer on the bed of the trailer.

Kombi Unit works really well I have had mine for a year an few months an it works well as a edger never really used it for anything else but I mean i am only cutting 15-20 yards a week so i mean when running a full 8-10 shift it might not work as well but many big company's use these now instead of buy one or of everything.
 
I'll do a review on the BR 600 when I get to use the thing for a while and I can compare it to the BR 380 and 550 as far as the KM 56 you mention, I don't have ant Kombi units. I don't like the idea of those for commercial work. They would be good for the home owner or home use where time isn't a factor but for me that would be worse than replacing string on a trimmer head when your out in the field which I don't do. I think what you saw or seen was the HL 45 Hedge trimmer on the bed of the trailer.

Ahh that is what I saw!

I love my KM90! Way less expensive than buying one of eveything. Takes the same time to change ends than to walk to the trailer and get another tool. Less overhead.
 
I found out through the dealer why my hose was coming apart. The collar that helps keep the hoses tied together has a semi–circle on it that matches up with the other semi–circle on the hose. The collar on mine was on backwards to where they couldn't line up to make a whole circle. Just a little FYI.
 
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