Tapering your lawn with a weed eater is quite similar to edging with a weed eater. You just want to tilt your machine at a 45-degree angle toward the edge of your grass instead of a 90-degree angle.

The most important part of a weed eater is its string; without it, you can’t cut down grass and weeds or even edge your lawn. So, what do you do when your trimmer runs out of string midway through a ...

Does your yard have thick grass, tough weeds, and a lot of obstacles? So, you want to buy the strongest weed eater string to solve these problems, right? This task is simple. Just roll down to read: ...

Regardless of the numerous weed eater options in the market, it’s easy to find out the right one for your needs by just considering two important features. What are they? Read on to know more! But ...

Our rigorous lab tests have uncovered big differences in quality across lawn mowers available on the market. In our expert buying guide, we explain which features to look out for and share our Best ...

Our experts have uncovered the best petrol lawn mowers on the market right now, so you can trust that your model will be a cut above the rest. In our expert buying guide, we explain which features to ...

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As 2024 draws to a close, Eater LA looks back at the biggest stories of the year. From the arrival of a Souplantation dupe in Rancho Cucamonga to the sudden closure of Kevin Hart’s chain of ...

Yeah, the most important feature to consider a new gas string trimmer is lightness, but what else? Affordability, power, noise level, or sturdiness? Whatever you need to get your yard trimming jobs ...

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Husqvarna makes really good equipment but as far as their customer service it really sucks. They refer you to a Husqvarna dealership but they can't help out much neither as far as I'm concerned ...