Reviews about Power Equipment

shygirl913us says "AWESOME!!" about Craftsman Weedwacker

shygirl913us — Mon, 19 Apr 2010 16:07:10 GMT

My Husband absolutly LOVES this product. He was playing w/ it for a while. Weedwacked everything..lol!! You deffinitly wont be disappointed.

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kntrygrl says "Love my Poulan!" about poulan riding lawn mower

kntrygrl — Tue, 09 Mar 2010 20:17:37 GMT

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caveman5020 says "You get what you pay for." about Craftsman air compressor/inflator

caveman5020 — Tue, 09 Mar 2010 16:01:12 GMT

I have the 6 hp 25 gallon professional oil filled black one. I have had it for 3 years now. After owning 3 of the oilless kind, I really like this one. Yes you have to change the oil once in a while, but it seems to fill up more effenciently and is definetly more quiet!

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Randy-Taylor says "They coppied Ryobi, but not as good as the real deal" about Craftsman 32cc 2 cycle Split Boom Gas Trimmer

Randy-Taylor — Sun, 15 Nov 2009 21:23:34 GMT

I was a bit disappointed in this model. I have had a Ryobi for 10 years and was very pleased with it. I could not find another Ryobi when Mine quit so I (as always) looked at Sears models. They have the same attachments (that seem to be better than Ryobi models) I purchased this unit and the first time I used it the shaft locked up and stripped the spline. I took it back and they replaced it with another - I was happy again. My new one has had the same problem. I will be replacing it when it quits with a different brand. The problem is that I have spent a great deal of money for all the attachments. I am not happy with the line configuration on this unit either . it takes short lengths of line , no bump to advance line, you must replace the line and there is always about 6 inches of line that does not get used.

Not a real effecient or convenient to replace the line in the whacker part of this unit.

I will not buy another like this one.

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DavePrask says "Starts every spring, mows all summer long for the past 6 years!" about Craftsman Self propelled Lawn Mower

DavePrask — Tue, 10 Nov 2009 23:20:58 GMT

This has been a good lawn mower with only 1 issue. The control cable went bad and had to be replaced.

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Don5 says "Does not meet my expectations" about Craftsman Weedwacker

Don5 — Mon, 03 Aug 2009 01:23:26 GMT

I bought a 32CC Convertible Weedwacker last year and was happy with it until this year when I started adding attachments for it. I have bought an edger and recently I bought a blower. I am in the lawn care business so I swap my attachments frequently. So much that it now appears the main head is spread where the attachment connects and fails to turn (drive) the attachment. I have used pliers to "pinch" it back and have got the weedwacker to work but cannot get the blower attachment to work. It sort of takes the meaning out of convertible. Any suggestions on how to fix this so I do not have to buy a new power head to work with the attachments?

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dnjmorein says "The Craftsman self propelled FWD mower does an excellent job" about Craftsman Self propelled Lawn Mower

dnjmorein — Sat, 25 Jul 2009 23:55:16 GMT

I used the bag feature for the first time mowing the grass, I really loved it. The washout feature is great as well! Easy height adjustment, powerful engine and great speed! I tried a couple different mowers before this one and the Craftsman beat out one from Lowes, hands down!

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rstinnett says "Whacks the Weeds and A Lot More!" about Craftsman 32cc 2 cycle Split Boom Gas Trimmer

rstinnett — Wed, 08 Jul 2009 02:59:42 GMT

After more than 10 years of service our trusty Craftsman weed eater finally decided to call it a day. We went to Sears to see what they had and was surprised by the number of choices -- weed eaters have every option you can think of nowadays!

What drew us to this one was the fact it has the Incredi-Pull technology. This is the easiest thing to start I've ever owned! It makes our old one look like a medieval device! You literally prime it and pull -- it starts with almost no resistance whatsoever.

We also liked the face that it had a detachable boom so you can add "Accessories" if you wish. We haven't added any, but they have a full range -- from tiller to snow blower. It's great that you can buy one tool and get so many "extra possibilities" as it were.

Finally, what we really like is the performance. It uses a new type of line where you don't have to feed it a spool -- just insert a new "segment" of line. The line itself comes pre-cut and lasts a long time. In fact...

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Melcool says "My cratfsman edger is the best" about Craftsman Edger

Melcool — Sat, 27 Jun 2009 16:38:11 GMT

I love my craftsman edger. I bought mine in summer 2008. What I like most is the wheel adjustment for use to level the unit to the curb. works great. be careful though. the unit gets hot and you can feel the heat and get a burning sensation ( use glove) when adjusting the wheel. this unit is powerful and you will get the work done in a fraction of the time than using lesser power.

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jeeperpilot says "Time Killer-Back Saver" about Craftsman Edger

jeeperpilot — Wed, 17 Jun 2009 12:14:54 GMT

Craftsman Edger, 500 Series Briggs and Stratton, product model number 536.772360, gross torque 5.00ft. lbs., displacement 9.67 cu. in. (158.6cc), gasoline capacity is 1 quart, oil capacity is 20 oz. of SAE-30W, with a 9 inch blade, alright!!!!! Definitely powerful, I was able to edge my lawn (which was not bad), the church across the street (which was horribly over grown) in about 15 minutes. It was so easy. This machine is very powerful and not for the timid. It was basically assembled out of the box (be careful not to lose the hair pins for the height adjuster because they are small) so it took literally 2 minutes to set it up and another 2 minutes to add the oil and gas, I was edging in 5 minutes and done with 2 huge sized lawn in 15 minutes. I also have the hand held edger and if I was using that I would still be trying to convince myself to get it out of the garage. I found this baby at the Sears Hardware right down the street on sale for $229.99. So worth it. You will...

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Drea77 says "Poor quality, Buyer beware!" about Self-Venting Kerosene Can - 5gal

kmart-feed — Thu, 20 Dec 2007 21:45:26 GMT

I have this can and it may be self venting which means that Kerosene can leak everywhere. I am now having to clean about a 1/2 gallon of kerosene off my floor. I have never seen a kerosene can that leaks so much. Buyer beware!!!!!...