- Is the electric start worth it over a pull-start trimmer?
- For most homeowners, yes. Push-button starting removes the repeated pulling that makes gas trimmers frustrating, especially after winter storage.
- Can it handle thick brush and tall weeds?
- Only light growth. The 1.5 cu in engine is sized for lawn grass and edging; heavy brush needs a larger engine or a dedicated brush cutter.
- What kind of fuel does it use?
- It is a gasoline engine, so it runs on a gas and two-stroke oil mix. Check the manual for the exact ratio before filling.
- How long is the shaft and what does that mean?
- The shaft is 52 inches, which is long enough for taller users to stand upright and reach under fences and shrubs without bending.
- Does it come with the cutting line and starter battery?
- Trimmers in this line typically ship with a spool of line and the electric-start components. Confirm the box contents for the specific listing before buying.
- How does it compare with a cordless trimmer?
- It has more sustained power and no recharge wait, but it is louder, heavier and needs fuel and engine maintenance. Cordless suits small yards better.
- Where is the Craftsman WS2200 cheapest?
- At Ace Hardware, for $189.00, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Craftsman WS2200?
- 2 stores we checked sell it, including Ace Hardware, Lowe's.