Sunseeker 26CC 2 Cycle 4 in 1 Multi Tool
the 26cc 2 cycle Gas full crank shaft power head,high performance,quick start,6 different attachments,the Lithium ion battery,6 different lengths,2 different height settings,8 different cutting heads,Bonus Harness,6 different cutting lengths,a long lasting and long lasting performance
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About Sunseeker 26CC 2 Cycle 4 in 1 Multi Tool
Overall Feedback:
72% positive
67% liked the sharp and durable blades, yet 33% found them dull quickly
I tried out the hedge attachment, weed eater, and edger and found them useful.
After 10 minutes of pruning or sawing, my arms started to feel the pressure because the machine is heavy.
68% praised its sturdy construction
I believe this product is a great value for its quality.
Initially, all components seem to be well engineered and interchange easily.
67% liked excellent cutting performance
I found the brush cutter to perform very well in cutting small saplings, bushes, weeds, and grass.
I have used the trimmer for various tasks like bush trimming, weed eating and even used the small chainsaw adapter to cut a large tree branch. It worked flawlessly.
68% liked its user-friendly design
I used the brush cutter for almost 1.5 hours without any stop and it used one tank of gas.
71% liked the low noise level
After using three attachments, I found the product to work as advertised and was pleased with it.
68% liked its versatility for various tasks
I have used the trimmer for bush trimming, weed eating, and even cut a large tree branch with the small chainsaw adapter. It worked flawlessly.
66% highlighted its minimal vibration, although 34% experienced significant vibration
I was able to fix the issue by cleaning the sparkplug and pulling the start cord a few times. This shows that the vibration control of the power-hedge-trimmers is not up to the mark.
