- Is the Echo SRM-225 good for a large yard?
- Yes. Its gas engine runs as long as you refuel, so it suits big lots and long sessions better than battery trimmers with limited runtime.
- How does it compare with a battery trimmer?
- It has more torque and no charge time, but it is heavier, louder and needs fuel mixing. Battery trimmers are quieter and lighter but limited by run time.
- What line size does it take?
- It uses 0.095 in trimmer line in the Speed-Feed 400 head, which reloads without disassembling the spool.
- Does it accept attachments?
- It is not a split-shaft unit, but Echo lists it as compatible with Pro Attachment Series attachments. Check the specific attachment before buying.
- What is included in the box?
- The trimmer comes with no additional tools or attachments. Fuel, oil and line are not included.
- Is it hard to start?
- Owners report easy starts thanks to the i-30 system. Follow the choke and purge-bulb steps in the manual for reliable cold starts.
- Where is the Echo 16 in. 21.2 cc Straight Shaft String Trimmer cheapest?
- At Zoro, for $228.99, as of our latest check.
- What do buyers say about the Echo 16 in. 21.2 cc Straight Shaft String Trimmer?
- Rated 4.6 out of 5 from 19 ratings.
- Where can I buy the Echo 16 in. 21.2 cc Straight Shaft String Trimmer?
- 16 stores we checked sell it, including Arlington Power Equipment, Zoro, Home Depot, Acme Tools, Russo Power Equipment.