Customer Reviews for VEVOR 26CC 5-in-1 Multi-Functional Trimming Tools, Gas Hedge Trimmer, Weed Eater, String Trimmer, Edger, Pole Saw Chainsaw Pruner with Extension Pole

Runs good and easy to start, 2nd time using it the plastics and air filter was falling off, hedge clipper didn’t work real well either, but othe than that, like the way it runs and the pole saw is good also!

La relación precio / calidad es muy razonable

Good solid piece of equipment

Exelente aparelho...

Good: powerful, runs well. Bad: Zero device specific instructions. Absolute crap on off switch that vibrates to the off position . Had to put a zip tie around the handle to keep the switch in the on position. A bit awkward to start. Awkward back harness that required modification to keep the straps from slipping out. Not hugely impressive

Ill never stand on my head to cut brush again! Starts easy! Runs strong!

Exactly as described

Everything look very sturdy and well-made. Only problem I have was the extension for your chainsaw was not included.

Für den Preis alles gut.

Definitely recommended. Got my package today and dove right in to put it together and take care of some high vines that were starting to encroach on my power lines. I bought it for the pole saw but decided to use the hedge trimmer first which turned out to be just what I needed. I have the 43cc version and make no mistake, this thing is heavy. Add the beefy extensions and the poles, and you are over 35 pounds. The engine fired right up and seems strong and good quality. For most, stick with the 26cc version for most household applications such as edger, weed, trimmer, etc. Ditch Craftsman, Troybilt, and the pricier Echo and Stihls. Give all those big companies a run for their money. This gear is awesome. What really chapped me was absolutely infuriating, the extension connections. People had mentioned it in their reviews, but I was still caught surprised that something so easy to design was absolutely missed by Vevor. The problem is that when you attempt to align the poles, you can't just align the hole to the spring loaded retention pin and lock it into place. This is because you have to also align the quill shaft inside the extensions and rotate the male end until it pops in and then quickly obscures the hole. You've lost your alignment and need to scribe a small line so you can line it up again. But then, when you push male into female and line everything up, it still doesn't go in. This is because to align the hole in the male end to the pin in the female end, the pole can't be fully inserted. Infuriating. You have to play hide and seek trying to get that pin into that hole. By trial and error, I finally got it. For Vevor, here are some easy fixes: - Set the hole of the extension to align with the spring loaded pin when the shaft is fully buried. Easy. - Bevel the spring loaded retention pin so that it finds the hole easily and inserts partway until you wiggle the shaft and it fully seats. All the user really needs to see is that the pin seats ever so slightly to know that it's almost fully aligned. - On each male side of the shaft, place a painted or engraved guide ring with an arrow to show the user when they have the proper depth and alignment of the shaft for the retention pin. I really love the diverse products. I've become an accidental customer because I first bought their 12/110V automobile fridge/freezer combo for a road trip we needed to make. The thing is brilliant. Then I found a replacement slide topper for my motorcoach. Then, I bought a yard cart to tow behind my zero turn mower. And now this. I'm all about testing new products and giving new companies my business and when you have a better price point than what's available today, I feel more comfortable making the purchase. So far, the quality of all of these products has been fantastic. This multifunction trimming tool though needs just a minor tweak to make it the best out there.