greggn
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I have a swisher postmaster trimmer. I takes 4 .155 lines and the cutter is spring loaded. Workes great under fences and edging ponds but I am not so sure around headstones.
deck mounted string trimmer?
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i am kinda wondering if a "fence line mower / trimmer" might be better. with the "arm" that causes entire trimming head to move around fence posts and like might be for a cemetery and like... though on other hand i could quickly see after a few times usage. find a build up or rather a 'smear mark' going across all the head stones.
other issue to double check is how easy it is to re-string unit. when ya get into the bigger string, it generally is not self feeding (bump on ground and more comes out) and you need to take a short piece of new string and put into it. that might be a big down side. use up a little bit of string on the end. and you no longer trim right up against things if it has an arm that causes trimming head to move in and out. (it would not be bad for a fence line, but for a cemetery, meh...)
other issue to double check is how easy it is to re-string unit. when ya get into the bigger string, it generally is not self feeding (bump on ground and more comes out) and you need to take a short piece of new string and put into it. that might be a big down side. use up a little bit of string on the end. and you no longer trim right up against things if it has an arm that causes trimming head to move in and out. (it would not be bad for a fence line, but for a cemetery, meh...)
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Look at the Z trimmer by Peco. Check it out on you tube, another called NOAH looks good
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I mowed a cemetery with about 200 graves all last summer. Unless this cemetery is laid out far better than the one I mowed such a device just won't work. There are just too many graves too close together. I feel has pain, and don't even get me started on the dang flowers especially after Memorial Day.