I Bought Project Farm’s TOP RATED String Trimmer

Are You In The Market For a String Trimmer? Watch This.

In this video, I will show my experience using Project Farm’s Top Rated String Trimmer. If you don’t know who Project Farm is then I high recommend you check out his YouTube channel (linked below). When it comes to in depth and highly researched reviews, no one does it better than him.

The weed eater we are looking at today is the 60V MAX Brushless Cordless Battery Powered String Trimmer. This weed wacker has a brushless motor and accepts multiple Dewalt outdoor power tool attachments. My favorite feature about this trimmer is its start up torque. There is hardly any delay between pressing the trimmer and the head firing up. My other trimmers have a slight delay when firing the trigger but the Dewalt fires up almost instantly. Another thing I really love about this trimmer is the rubber handle, it is easily the best feeling handle out of all 3 of my string trimmers.

The one area this trimmer lacks in is its trimmer head. After reading multiple reviews and testing it myself, I came to the conclusion that the stock Dewalt head needed to be replaced. I upgraded the head to an Echo Speedfeed Trimmer head. This is my favorite trimmer head for 2 reasons. The first, is that it has a very solid build quality (much better than the stock Dewalt head). The second is that it is VERY easy to reload the string. It doesn’t require you do detach the head and manually respool the string. All you have to do is feed the line through the head, rotate it and will automatically spool the head for you.

That being said, this battery string trimmer is without a doubt, the best string trimmer I have ever used.

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[johnsledge]

100% Project Farm has the best product reviews on the internet. I am glad to see another youtuber do an extended review on one of his winners.

[PugCuber]

I have an obscene amount of respect for Todd and his reviews.
The fact that he continues to go out of his way to spend hundreds upon hundreds of dollars of his own money (and from his Patreon) for the sake of fairness and unbiased opinions is something I marvel at, and you don’t really see that often anymore.

[MLFranklin]

I bought it based on Project Farm's review. We got a bid for $900 to clear the hill behind our house. I spent ~$350 on the trimmer and literally two hours of my time and I was done with it. Very happy to have saved the $550. We do have landscapers do work for us sometimes, but that $900 was over our budget. As long as I'm young and healthy and in need of exercise, doing it myself was a good solution.

[rkgsd]

Seeing it cut real weeds like the ones around the power pole are exactly what more string trimmer videos should be showing. Very nice!

[DaTurkeyslayer]

Dude you rock. This review was done incredibly well, and is absolutely what I love to see after I just made the decision to order one.

Nerd side of me: Sound was fantastic, video quality great, and you kept the pace perfectly. Thank you for this fantastic video!

[mytexasdays]

Surfing the net for data on battery operated string trimmers. Project Farm was my first choice which led me to your review. Nicely done.

[AdamJohnson]

Great info. I've also been using the Twisted trimmer line suggested by Project Farm. Big difference over the normal stuff I was getting at HD/Lowes.

[bread-gzrl]

Also 60v dewalt batteries are ⅓ the AH listed on the battery at 60v

20v/60v AH:

6/2
9/3
12/4
15/5

[Krypt]

I have this very same model. I trim 1600' of fencing on one charge easily. I bought a second battery for even bigger jobs. One is charging while the other is working. Charges fast, too. I did swap out the bump-feed head for a Husqvarna T35 model when the original head just up and quit working. Big improvement with the Husq head. I now have several of the accessory attachments that work with this unit. Line trimmer, edger, brush cutter, and hedge trimmer. All of them work great. Super happy with this machine. No more loud, smelly gas engine!

[Jim]

Thanks for the informative video. You're a good reviewer. I didn't get bored listening to you. Thanks. I agree, Project Farms is the best product reviewer out there.

[_Ptat_]

I bought one a few years ago. And i friggin love it. Blower attachment is the only piece that I would complain about

[mikeelliott]

I have had a Echo a very long time and it came with that head that you are showing, It is by far the greatest !! Simple, fast to install fresh string and very durable ....

[OmarMartinez-czyw]

Appreciate the upgrade advice I will be getting one and also upgrading my father in laws

[tkskagen]

For my ⅓ Acre, the 20V WORX String Trimmer fits my needs. Very adjustable and lightweight!

[TheLawnLover]

Great video George, that thing looks like a beast!

[johnwilson]

I have had mine for about a year now, and I have bought four 9ah batteries for it. I can go for about 45 minutes of moderate trimming on each battery. There is a real art to learning how to balance cutting with battery usage with time spent, but with practice it pays off. I have a 12 Amp fast charger for it, and I can charge a battery as fast as I use one, so I can trim forever😂

[lakehouselawncare]

That trimmer is a beast! I love the head attachment upgrade too. Top notch video as always. Well done, buddy!

[TheLawnFellas]

When I squeeze the trigger I would definitely want instant movement it’s one of the things that make it like gas. Great video 💪🏼💯

[JT-lqyd]

This trimmer is very powerful, I use it with the Ryobi tiller attachment and it doesn't slow down when pushed into the ground. Also, I had never had issues with the trimmer head.

Yes, I also got it as it was recommended by Project Farm.

[rcud]

I have this trimmer, works great. The dewalt head seems to work fine for me. It is heavy because of that big battery, but as mentioned is well balanced so doesn't seem so bad. I would like to have a strap like my old Stihl had.