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Hi Jack
Last year I bought an Echo SRM 222ES and have been impressed with it enough to consider getting a 2nd. We use on our domestic round as it's nice and light and doesn't take up much room being a loop handle. I haven't tried it yet but it probably has enough bite to handle a metal blade if needed. £200 quid from Nuneaton Horticultural.
Steven
Echo SRM300TESL is a good all rounder.
Agree, the Echo's are good machines.
trying to get this one at the moment --
http://www.husqvarna.com/uk/products/grass-trimmers/525lk/967148301/
someone recomended on here last year -- its lightish at 4.5 kilos -- 1/1.3 hp which is a reasonable power for for basic grass and its got the lowest vibration levels of anything near it of around 2/2 and thats single handle / d handle
300 ish £ but although i ordered it apparently Husky sweden cant confirm if they have any in stock anywhere :(
I have been using a Tanaka I can't remember the make but it was about £500 ish. It's pretty good. I've had it for two years and no complaints. It doesn't get heavy work though. Hope that helps