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<blockquote data-quote="swampratt" data-source="post: 4055902" data-attributes="member: 15054">[USER=13718]@forindooruseonly[/USER]&nbsp; there is a recall on the fuel cap on the FS90R.[URL unfurl=&quot;true&quot;]https://www.stihlusa.com/safety/recalls/toolless-fuel-cap/fs90r/[/URL]I also use a saw blade on my weed trimmer mine is a 2 stroke and you got to get it spinning a bit to make good cuts. DANGEROUS but my saw blade is a 10&quot; from a chop saw.I do run my weed eaters for many hours.I have a stihl 2 stroke and I am pleased with it.Light weight. I had a 4 stroke Honda and sold it to a buddy&nbsp; it was a long straight shaft and man was it heavy.Made my arms hurt after 15 minutes of use.I suppose a shoulder strap would be good but deep in the woods clearing trails that does not work out well.I went 3.5 hours the other day with weed eater and a small 10 minute break for chain saw work.Buddy and I both jumped into his swimming pool when we were done.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="swampratt, post: 4055902, member: 15054"] [USER=13718]@forindooruseonly[/USER] there is a recall on the fuel cap on the FS90R. [URL unfurl="true"]https://www.stihlusa.com/safety/recalls/toolless-fuel-cap/fs90r/[/URL] I also use a saw blade on my weed trimmer mine is a 2 stroke and you got to get it spinning a bit to make good cuts. DANGEROUS but my saw blade is a 10" from a chop saw. I do run my weed eaters for many hours. I have a stihl 2 stroke and I am pleased with it. Light weight. I had a 4 stroke Honda and sold it to a buddy it was a long straight shaft and man was it heavy. Made my arms hurt after 15 minutes of use. I suppose a shoulder strap would be good but deep in the woods clearing trails that does not work out well. I went 3.5 hours the other day with weed eater and a small 10 minute break for chain saw work. Buddy and I both jumped into his swimming pool when we were done. [/QUOTE]

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