Echo pole hedge trimmer how to#

So you got this, if you're reaching above you to get flat, you can do like that. So you can see it goes all the way around there and then, same here. Squeeze that, and it lets that go, and you just spin it. Okay, to operate the range of motion for the articulating part, there's a button right here, button right here. So as y'all know, just like the 2620, string trimmers, choke, prime, this one's already been started. I'll probably just leave that on there and not even pull with the strap. Just because your range of motion is so much, I won't need it. It does have a chain here for strap to go across. Very inexpensive, but yet very effective. So this right here would be a great idea for that other thing we talked about. Now, ECHO, if you're watching, we talked about something else, not too long ago. And I also like the fact that they gave you a hand guard here. It feels very thick, so I think the longevity of it will be pretty good. And this is a nice rubber grip so it doesn't slide around in your hand. So I actually like not having the D handle on this piece of equipment. Whereas if you've got the D handle, it's really useless because you're going to be using this. Because when I'm using this piece of equipment, I find, now everybody's technique is different, but my technique, whenever I'm doing a flat top hedge, I tend to hold it like this, so it's level and I can go along and guide it. Now I thought that was kind of odd, but actually it turns out I like that better. The other hedge trimmer I have, has a D handle on it. So whenever I got this out of the box, I noticed there's no D handle on it. I have an articulating hedge trimmer from another manufacturer. The second thing that I noticed, if I can get this stuff out of the way here, and we'll focus on this. So that's right off the bat, one of the top pros of this piece of equipment that I like.

Echo pole hedge trimmer how to#

So whenever I pick this up, I already know how to use it. So the very first thing that I liked about this was the familiarity that I had, that I've already experienced with this equipment. Squeeze it, pull it, squeeze it, pull it. It does have a different handle, but it's basically the same concept. They did do it a little different on the PPT. The choke, the prime, how they start, the handles are the same on these. So once you're familiar with one of these and you go buy another piece of ECHO Equipment, you're going to be familiar with it. Now the first thing that I noticed out of the box that I like about this, is once you're familiar with this head unit, I love the 2620-T, it's my grab and go everyday tremor, but these head units are basically all the same. And of course what I just said, we're going to be talking about the HCA-2620. This is the PPT-2620, which is the extended pole saw. Now I have three different pieces of ECHO Equipment here. There's great giveaways, great contests they have, and tons of excellent content.īut today we're talking about the HCA-2620.

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