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Husqvarna 28cc Straight Shaft Trimmer

Keep your yard tidy with this Husqvarna 28cc Straight Shaft Trimmer. It's a lightweight trimmer that is perfect for homeowners looking for the ergonomic features unique to a straight shaft. Easy starting with air purge and Smart Start recoil assist. Strong, braided wire cable drive. Comes with easy loading T25 bump trimmer head. Handle adjustment can be completed without tools.

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Item # HVH 128L

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Cylinder displacement: 28 cc
Cylinder Bore: 1.4 inch
Cylinder Stroke: 1.1 inch
Power Output: 1.1 hp
Maximum Power Speed: 8,000 rpm
Maximum Recommended Engine Speed: 10,000 rpm
Carburetor: Zama
Fuel Tank Volume: 13.53 fl. oz.
Fuel Consumption: 507 g/kWh
Fuel Mix: 50:1
Sound Pressure Level (at operators ear): 97 dB(A)
Guaranteed sound power level: LWA 114 dB(A)
Gear Ratio: 1:1
OEM Trimmer Head: T25 (L)
Replacement Trimmer Line: .065 - .095
Weight: 10.6 lbs.
Tube Length: 56.93 inch
Tube diameter: 1 "

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Q.	Why are the 24.5cc and 25.5cc models more expensive than the 28.5cc model, and is there any defining differences as to which model is better?
A.	The 25cc model is 4 stroke. The 223L has more RPMs and holds more gas which means longer running time. Also the stock trimmer head is more professional grade. Looks like the same benefits on the 323L as the 223L vs the 28cc model. When choosing a trimmer, consider your application and the time spen ... (See full answer) The 25cc model is 4 stroke. The 223L has more RPMs and holds more gas which means longer running time. Also the stock trimmer head is more professional grade. Looks like the same benefits on the 323L as the 223L vs the 28cc model. When choosing a trimmer, consider your application and the time spent using it. If you have a small yard, then you don't need to go overboard, get something simple & reliable without the bells & whistles. If you have more than one yard or a large area, plan on investing in your equipment. (Hide full answer)
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	Posted by: Ryan from Georgia on 3/24/2010