WTB Shindawia T282 Trimmer Head Guard

seagiant

seagiant

Well-Known Member
Joined
Aug 3, 2013
Messages
184
Hi,
Looking for trimmer head guard and attachment hardware if possible, for my rebuilt T282!
 
seagiant said:
Hi,
Looking for trimmer head guard and attachment hardware if possible, for my rebuilt T282!
Click to expand...
We are a shindaiwa dealer located in Mo.....you should be able to order that from any shindaiwa dealer, give your local dealer a call!
 
Hi,
Wow!
Used is usually cheaper than new, that's what I'm looking for, thanks for the insight!
 
bertsmobile1 said:
Cheap & Shindiawa and not two words one would expect to find together in a sentence .
Cheap is seldom good amd good is never cheap .
Click to expand...

I agree, I really like my Shindaiwa T235, Going on only 5 years, but still really does the job.
 
We are a Shindaiwa dealer......last month, a guy brought in a trimmer that he said was at least 20 yrs old, wouldn't start and wanted me to get it running. He bought a new T235 as he left the store so he would have 2 trimmers. I ordered a new carb, installed it and that 20 yr old trimmer ran good! He was happy twice! They are a superior product for sure!
 
Many have said the Echo is same as the Shin T235, I said, no, it has solid shaft drive. Can cut a 20" swipe, but I turned my string cutter around, to only cut 18" As I prefer that. My friend has an Echo, I have used it & very much prefer my T235.
 
7394 said:
Many have said the Echo is same as the Shin T235, I said, no, it has solid shaft drive. Can cut a 20" swipe, but I turned my string cutter around, to only cut 18" As I prefer that. My friend has an Echo, I have used it & very much prefer my T235.
Click to expand...
Shindaiwa did merge with Echo a couple years ago.
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back
Top