How to EDGE your Lawn PERFECTLY for that Crisp Look

[@RonHenry]

❤️ Echo 225 VPB: Combination System: amzn.to/3i4j3Jb

[@RonHenry]

How do you edge your lawn?

[@Tanks_Fire]

Use an echo combi system to edge

[@RonHenry]

@@Tanks_Fire Nice nice. Do you string edge or stick edge?

[@lawn2learn]

Ego Stick with the 5 Mah Batt. Thing is so quite. It is an awesome tool.

[@Tanks_Fire]

@@RonHenry Stick Edge

[@williamweihrauch5091]

I’m the guy that runs the edger on our landscape crew. I’m very picky and ever blade must be cut perfectly all the way to the corners and I also do the leaf blowing which means all dirt and grass must be taken out of the edge for best look. I’ll change blades at least once a day and adjust the wheel height through out the day as it wears. Nothing beats edging a nice thick lawn with a fresh blade. Sunglasses and headphones are a must! Do it enough times day in and out like me and I’ll run bed edges and concrete with the wheel hardly ever touching the ground 😎 nice vids my man

[@RonHenry]

Thanks so much for chiming in William. It's awesome to know a landscaping pro finds the content useful. Changing your blade everyday?!?! You sir are very serious about your edges! Appreciate the support. 🙏😎

[@williamweihrauch5091]

@@RonHenry heck yeah my man gotta keep them crisp for the customers! We’re down in murrells inlet, SC. Been adding a lot of your recommendations and skills into the work our crew does for our lawns and seen some solid improvements

[@LG-cz4hb]

The protective eyewear shot PLUS the new protective hearing shot was BALLER!!! Ron applies hearing protection, and then walks off into battle!! LOVE IT!!!

[@RonHenry]

Hey man. It's not easy to make something that's boring look cool. 😂

[@richardgleason5953]

As usual, nicely done Ron. The replacement edger blades are not expensive, so there is NO reason to not swap them out regularly.

[@RonHenry]

Thanks Richard. Yep totally agree. They're a wear item and given the difference that a fresh blade makes, there's no reason to not keep a fresh blade on the edger. It's like keeping your reel sharp for an optimal cut. Always great hearing from you man. Hope you're having a quiet weekend. 🙏😎

[@danielmcgilliss697]

Definitely. I buy them online in 6 pack so I always have replacement on hand & it's cheaper lol

[@lawn2learn]

Solid tips!! The “PROS” use the string lmao Stick edger will dominate!!! 🤘🏼 thanks Ron.

[@RonHenry]

I think the Pros use string because less expensive and gets a result that’s “good enough” for most people. Nothing to sharpen when using string.

[@Striperman]

Great job on showing the differences of edgers and results. I used to use a bladed corded edger for years with great results Black & Decker . When it finally burnt out I wanted something cordless but cheap so I went with their 40v trimmer edger and to my surprise the string trimmer worked well and found the key to a crispy edge is how often its done. Mowing every other day and edging at the same time keeps it clean and crisp so it never gets out of shape. Does a blade work better yes but not necessarily needed with consistency .

[@RonHenry]

Thanks stiperman. I'm seeing other people using the bladed edgers. I imagine the blades last longer than the stick edger blade. Probably does a really nice job due to the extra weight too. With practice you can get a really tight line with a string trimmer. I've just had a few oopsies over the years, so I've gone to the stick edger. Thanks for chiming in man. Appreciate you watching.

[@jamzach4]

Nicely done sir. Great tips. Nothing looks better than crisp tight edges.

[@RonHenry]

Thanks Scott. It really sets the lawn off once you're done laying down a good edge.

[@danielmcgilliss697]

Stick edger are the way to go. I have a 150' driveway and circle driveway in front of my house and gives it a clean look where a sting doesn't.

[@RonHenry]

I agree Daniel. It would be challenging to run a straight line over a 150' with a string trimmer. Would be tough for me anyways.

[@vincentstivali1561]

That edge is almost as beautiful as ur lawn....Perfection!!!!

[@RonHenry]

Wow, thank you so much Vincent. I really appreciate you watching sir.

[@TheLawngineer]

Great tips! Love my Stihl Kombi system! I typically start the season with the stick edger, then maintain it with the string trimmer... but that’s just to save time. The cleanest and tightest edge is with the stick edger for sure.

[@RonHenry]

Thanks for chiming in Lawngineer. I’m just always afraid of having an oopsy with the string trimmer which is why I stick with the stick edger. The string trimmer is definitely more convenient and saves time. Thanks for watching man.

[@TheLawngineer]

@@RonHenry also, I really like that white hat but can’t find it on your store page. Got any left for purchase?

[@RonHenry]

Heya Vince. Yep, they’re still available. They’re in my KZbin store shelf. Here’s a direct link: ron-henry.creator-spring.com/listing/ron-henry-official-logo-hat?product=763&variation=103367&size=4390

[@TheLawngineer]

@@RonHenry awesome!! Just ordered one. Thanks!

[@RonHenry]

I appreciate it man! Thanks for the support. 🙏😎

[@AnArmAndAGreg]

Thanks, Ron. Great tutorial!

[@RonHenry]

Very welcome Greg!

[@robertriley949]

My yard has so many curves I had to get rid of the old edger...now I’m a string trimmer pro..little Bend in the leg and Karaoke baby! Lines nice a tight and legs strong like bull! Put my first tnex down this weekend!!

[@RonHenry]

Nice Robert! With practice you can get a really good result with a string trimmer. Sounds like you've got it all figured out. 😎

[@The_Planted_Eye_1]

Great video and thanks for the reminder that I needed to swap out my blade

[@RonHenry]

No problem at all Michael. Glad you find it useful. I really appreciate you watching.

[@autumnhenry795]

Wow very informational. I learn more about grass every video. 😀👍🏽

[@RonHenry]

Thanks so much Autumn! Appreciate you watching.

[@papamowslow196]

Great content. I’m glad to see you continue to focus on safety. So important.

[@RonHenry]

Thanks for watching Papa Mows Low. You only have one set of eyes, so important to protect them. Appreciate the support.

[@justin42588]

Cold season you get a bit more height to work with. When I edge with a trimmer, the edge is already maintained, I keep a slight angle away from the grass so you mostly just hit the dirt itself. With nice concrete edged you can get the spinning trimmer string to ride into the edge, so I can be less accurate while moving faster(running sometimes lol) and the edge comes out crisp.

[@RonHenry]

Great point Justin. I can see how a string trimmer could work really well for taller grass vs. short-cut Bermuda.

[@TheLawngestYard]

Yes those are some sharp edges! I also go for the blade edger over the string trimmer. Nice work!

[@RonHenry]

Thanks the Lawngest Yard. A stick edger is definitely the way to go!

[@LawnJourneys]

Funny I just videoed my Ego edger blade swap! I agree, wear hearing protection. Edge, blow, mow and blow.

[@RonHenry]

Nice Lawn Journeys. I tend to edge, mow, blow, but i can see the merits of the blow after edging so you cut / break up any debris that's thrown back into the lawn. Thanks for chiming in man. Appreciate you watching.

[@LawnJourneys]

@@RonHenry If I’ve gone too long between edgings I have to blow as the mower may not vacuum it all into a clean edge.

[@RonHenry]

@@LawnJourneys Ahhh I gotcha. That makes sense now. Sounds like you have a system that works. :-)

[@bbrown6536]

Thanks, Ron! I needed this content.

[@RonHenry]

My pleasure B Brown! Glad it was useful. Thanks so much for watching the content

[@MyCottageGarden_Natalie]

Thank you Ron, this is what I need .

[@RonHenry]

Glad that it's helpful Natalie. I remember you asked for this video. Sorry it's taken me so long to make it. Let me know if I can help with anything else. 🙏😎

[@godfather1116]

Hey Ron, thank you very much for mentioning tips on how to replace the blades on the edger.

[@RonHenry]

Glad you found it useful Freddy!

[@godfather1116]

@@RonHenry I just shared this video with my HOA. Thank you again.

[@RonHenry]

@@godfather1116 Thanks so much Freddy D. I really appreciate it. Thanks for your support.

[@Sig_P229]

For us electric folks, Blacker and Decker makes a nice corded edger

[@RonHenry]

Nice Jon D. That's for chiming in and sharing an electric option.

[@zeroturn7091]

The old Edge Hog.

[@RonHenry]

@@zeroturn7091 Very cool ZeroTurn. Sure you get a good result with it.

[@Tanks_Fire]

In love with your yard. Got s feeling I’m going to have to level mine next year and hopefully since I’m cutting at 1.5” this year it will fill better. Got to keep my blade sharp cause it gets in the dirt at times. Love your channel. When you getting merch. And a Facebook page

[@RonHenry]

Heya Tony. You won't regret leveling your lawn. Definitely a game changer for warm season grass like Bermuda and Zoysia. Here's the link to the merch store: kzbin.infostore The Facebook page is here: facebook.com/search/top?q=golf%20course%20lawn%20academy I have a facebook group but it's part of the Golf Course Lawn Academy course: golfcourselawn.com Thanks so much for watching then content. I appreciate the support.

[@SplitWoodAcres]

Great video. Any suggestions how to get a wider edge…like a larger gap between the sidewalk and the grass?

[@RonHenry]

You'd just have to move the edger further away from the sidewalk. You can't go over too much of you'll end up with an island of grass. Appreciate you watching the content.

[@turnerroberts843]

very informative ron, keep up the good work

[@RonHenry]

Glad you found it useful Turner. I appreciate you watching sir.

[@turnerroberts843]

tony you should do a video on the proper way to load string on a weedeater. sometimes the string on mine just breaks off on both ends and have to stop and rewind it. i have a nice sthl as well

[@RonHenry]

Probably the best thing is to just get a speed feed head. Winding the string stinks. A speed feed head eliminates problems with winding and is easier. I don't use my string trimmer very much otherwise I'd have one. Something like this: amzn.to/34wakHR

[@marcelflo2765]

Thank you for this great information Ron Henry

[@RonHenry]

Anytime Marcel. Glad you found it useful

[@exportedafrican]

Love the video. Hate the fact that Fulton county replacement my sidewalk and it looks like a drunk guy did it. While my edge is clean- the line is far from straight.

[@RonHenry]

Sorry to hear that. It's likely that only you'd notice it though. Most people don't pay that close attention to sidewalks.

[@michaelnichol3893]

Worst part about your videos is when they end 🤣 could watch lawn videos all day. Nice work on the saftey bit as well Ron don't see that enough.

[@RonHenry]

I really appreciate that Michael. I know you guys have a lot of choices when it comes to the content you watch thanks for watching mine. Will do my best to keep creating it.

[@michaelnichol3893]

@@RonHenry Your videos are great because they're to the point and honest. Will continue to watch from here in Australia and be jealous as we go into winter hahaha 😔

[@RonHenry]

Thanks so much Michael. I used to make the videos longer but realize that viewers weren’t getting to the end. Once I shortened them up a bit, the response seems to be better. Glad the content is giving you your lawn care fix over the winter. It’s so crazy to think that it’s getting cold down there now. It’s the complete opposite here. One day I’ll need to visit Australia to experience it. Thanks for watching. 🙏😎

[@michaelnichol3893]

@@RonHenry is there anywhere I can send some 3d prints for you? I have a dice I drew up with patterns like double singles, square, triangle, straight lines etc I roll it before I mow and do the pattern it lands on. Thought it might be a fun way to challenge myself but if you're interested I can send you one 🤣

[@RonHenry]

@@michaelnichol3893 Heya Michael. Send me an email at [e-mail] and I'll give you an address where you can send it. :-)

[@andyslawncareandoutdooradv]

I do not own a kombi but if I had the moolah I would 100 percent buy one! However, I do have a decently steady hand so I can still get good edges with my Echo SRM 225

[@RonHenry]

Very cool Andy. I've seen people get really good results with a string trimmer. Like most things in life, the more you use it, the better you get.

[@5thg5]

I have to step my game up with edging...I’m not that good. 🥺 ANOTHER GREAT INFORMATIVE VIDEO!'!

[@RonHenry]

A good edge does make a pretty big difference in the look of your lawn. Glad the video was useful sir. Appreciate you watching. 😎

[@St.CrimsonTweets]

I stick edge when dry, use the trimmer if wet or still moist after rain so I don't kick any mud up.

[@RonHenry]

That's a good point Besus. Didn't consider mud issues.

[@St.CrimsonTweets]

@@RonHenry I prefer stick edging, personally. But I learned to keep the clean up to a minimum, customers just want a good look they don't care 😂

[@RonHenry]

@@St.CrimsonTweets I hear you there. As long as the line is reasonably straight and there's no mud on the lawn or sidewalk, they're happy.

[@robertpurviancevids]

Question for you, what do you do if your lawn edge has creeper back over the years and you want to bring the edge back to where it use to be? Garden bed keeps getting bigger and want to line between lawn and bed ro be back where it was.

[@RonHenry]

You can use a stick edger to reset the edge to where you want it Robert.

[@PacificNorthwestLawns]

Great tips Ron! 👊

[@RonHenry]

Thanks Pacific Northwest! I appreciate it sir.

[@adrianmonterrosa6645]

Nice crisp edge. Have you used a rotary scissor instead of an edging tool? What are your thoughts?

[@RonHenry]

I've used rotary scissors before by not for verticle edging. The blade replacement is more expensive than a stick edger so I only use the rotary scissors for along fences.

[@brewcrewfishing]

Great video!

[@RonHenry]

Glad you enjoyed it Chris. I appreciate you watching. It was fun to make. Thanks for the support.

[@AMFluevog]

Ron have you ever used the Idech Power Rotary Scissors? I think they would be a great addition to your kombi system. Would really help around the rocks, swell, and Alex's fence. Can get them on Amazon and attach to straight shaft

[@RonHenry]

Hi Andrew. My only fear with those is how loud they are. I've heard they do a great job trimming but sound like a wailing banshee when running.

[@willward1984]

Hey Ron, can you do a video on your strategies when you go on summer vacation? I usually mow every third day and it is stressing me out going 8 or 9 days without mowing. Do you have a neighbor mow?

[@RonHenry]

Heya Will. Mmmm Outside of applying PGR, there's not a ton you can do really. All you'll have to do when you get back is a HOC reset and you'll be right back where you were. It'll be a 1 - 2 week problem. Make sense?

[@willward1984]

@@RonHenry Yeah, thanks Ron. Just hate coming back to longer grass than usual but what can you do. Thanks again!

[@zeroturn7091]

I use an old Craftsman from Lowe’s and that thing will rattle your teeth loose. You can just about imagine how loud it gets. I imagine the biggest advantage with the Stihl is that large guide wheel. I can get straight edges, but my unit leaves a 1/4” gap between the turf and concrete.

[@RonHenry]

A 1/4" gap doesn't sound too bad ZeroTurn. Gives a nice separation between the concrete and the turf.

[@fairwaybermudalawn]

Great tips... Ron I have a gas edger with a double blade I put together gives a tight right edge 👊😆.. the stringer when moving fast cuts into the grass..not having that "???..thanks 😊

[@RonHenry]

Nice Darrell. I've seen those before. They do produce a really nice result. That's the thing with a string trimmer that scares me the most. If I slip, I'm going to be looking at a nasty gash. Would break my heart. It's not as bad as hitting concrete with the reel mower, but close. 😂 Thanks for watching.

[@fairwaybermudalawn]

@@RonHenry 😄..u got to keep the lawn "TIGHT RIGHT ✅

[@RonHenry]

Yes you do!. Yes you do.

[@fairwaybermudalawn]

@@RonHenry 😆👍

[@MrAirtaz]

Hi Ron. Thanks for sharing this video. You sparked my interest in this combo system. In the video you used the Stihl products. In your links, you have the Echo products. Do you prefer one over the other?

[@RonHenry]

Hi MrAirtaz. You can't easily buy Stihl products online. They also tend to be a bit more expensive which is why I linked to a more economical option. Stihl is more commercial grade but you're going to pay substantially more for the brand.

[@E.ElderGilbert]

Ron different topic. T-Nex what’s the mixing ratio product to water? Thanks

[@RonHenry]

Heya Elder. For warm season grass like Bermuda or Zoysia. A rate of .25 ounces per 1000 square feet is good. It really doesn't take much. Take a look at this video. kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y3XXmnyPiJmgrJY It'll show you how much to use with 4 gallons of water. Let me know if I can help with anything else. Thanks for watching.

[@E.ElderGilbert]

@@RonHenry hey thanks. You never to busy to help. I bit the bullet and purchased the T-Nex for $144

[@RonHenry]

@@E.ElderGilbert You can sell a bit of it off if you have too much. 1 gallon will last for a really long time on most lawns. Happy to help out sir.

[@mikestevenson1819]

Do you like the blower attachment?

[@RonHenry]

I do Mike. It’s convenient to switch between tools quickly. Stand-alone blowers are more powerful but then that’s another piece of equipment I’d have to store and maintain.

[@paulakelly858]

Hi. I myself can't do my own lawn and it is VERY difficult, IMHO, to find a company that will edge it. Any idea how much a reasonable price would be to have someone cut and edge my lawn every week? I have a corner lot that is not very big. Thanks much for any help you can provide.

[@RonHenry]

It’s hard to say Paula. Depending on where in the country you are. Figure $50 or so assuming the landscaper already has jobs in your area?

[@paulakelly858]

@@RonHenry I live in a suburb of Chgo. They charge about $40-45 per cut, but this does NOT include edging the sidewalks, etc. My guy told me, "No one requests that their sidewalks be edged so I have NO idea how many hours it would take to do this. And, BTW, it's called 'sculpting'". I couldn't find anything online about "sculpting", yet I do see a few yards in my neighborhood that have a crisp edge. (Not that many.) I'm so frustrated because my yard looks awful, esp. when there's dried grass along the sidewalks, etc. Any ideas? (Hope I'm not a pest.)

[@mercury0214]

Sorry this isn’t to related to the video and sorry if I missed anything but do you have any tips for weed whacking along a fence and not destroying it? My neighbors fences are wayyy to far over and they don’t maintain so I’m forced to worry about it and I don’t really want to damage their vinyl fence, should I just edge along it and prevent grass from growing close to it?

[@RonHenry]

Hi Mercury. The best advice I can give is to keep the string trimmer as far away from the fence as possible. It's something that just takes practice so that you're not running the trimmer too close which will cause lots of string breakage and damage to the fence. Being vinyl, you'll have to be especially careful. Sorry I don't have a better answer on this one.

[@mercury0214]

@@RonHenry no problem at all sorry it was kind of a stupid question lol just really wish my neighbors would do it so didn’t have to worry about their fence lol

[@RonHenry]

Not a stupid question at all Mercury02. I can definitely see how what you’re dealing with would be annoying.

[@ceddy97]

Mad Scientist nice content 👌as usual. Quick Question, what is the name of the company that repaired your Toro Greensmaster?? I think they sale reel mowers also. I'm looking to upgrade to a Toro. I want to explore the pre-owned market, do you have any other suggestions for purchasing one??

[@RonHenry]

Heya Cedrick. Jerry Pate company did the repair. Give them a calm and ask for Joey. They had 6 or 7 pre-owned Greensmasters for sale when I was down there. They can service any more you get from them. Hope this helps. Thanks for watching man. 🙏😎

[@ceddy97]

@@RonHenry thanks for the info

[@timborski1210]

Love my Ego stick edger, I swap out my blades once a year :p

[@RonHenry]

Very cool Tim. I bet you get a pretty good edge with it.

[@timborski1210]

It works great, I tried using a trimmer but I wasn't steady enough lol. I have alot of sidewalk since I'm on a corner. Makes quick work of it.

[@RonHenry]

Same here Tim. I can usually get a decent result with a trimmer but when I have an off day, I'll be staring at a bad spot for a while. Decided it wasn't worth the gamble anymore and went to stick edger.

[@terrywatts1060]

beautiful

[@RonHenry]

Many many thanks Terry. Appreciate you watching sir!

[@ericstinnett9182]

Great video, thanks for the information, have you tried the Darwin grip, it's a back saver. I have one for my trimmer and it really made a big difference. I'm 6'3 I have a small lawn care biz some yards I'm trimming any where to 30-45 or more trimming. When I get my edger Darwin grip will be in the list lol.

[@RonHenry]

I've seen it Eric. I can see how it could make a difference especially with my being tall. Just not sure I want the attachment on the trimmer all the time. With as much trimming as you're doing, it'd totally be worth it. For me it's more like 10 - 15 minutes to trim, edge and blow.

[@soulsketch10]

For StAug grass that’s tall: Edging first will allow you to see sprinkler heads that haven’t retracted. My neighbor has two sprinklers on the shared property line that randomly stay popped up.

[@RonHenry]

That's a good point soulsketch. Edging first gives you a nice pre-mow check. Thanks for chiming in.

[@Kiddro22]

OooWee! That Kombi system is tough on the pockets. Especially with these inflation prices I bet.

[@RonHenry]

It's definitely not inexpensive. I bought mine about 3 - 4 years ago. I imagine it's only gotten more expensive now. The Echo PAS is also really well-regarded and more economical: Echo 225 VPB: Combination System: amzn.to/3i4j3Jb

[@Kiddro22]

@@RonHenry sir I use a string trimmer now. You have to have a steady arm to be cold with it. I sip and do yard work. So I won’t attempt it after a few cups😂😂😂

[@RonHenry]

Hahha. I hear you kiddro22. After a sip or 14, thr lines won’t be a straight as you want eh?

[@Skialta2024TX]

Ron - great video as always! Thoughts on the stick edger against asphalt? Any comments/pros-cons since asphalt doesn't typically have the same clean 90 degree edge that concrete does?

[@RonHenry]

Heya Clay. That's a good question. I've never actually edged against asphalt. You might have to adjust the stick edger so it doesn't dig into it, but once that's done I still think you'd likely get a better result with a stick edger. Might be wrong on that one though.

[@williamweihrauch5091]

I like to get a fresh blade to dig a mini ditch along the asphalt and keep that edge going. After a couple go arounds and getting all the dirt blown out of that “ditch” it starts to look real good

[@higgiepop158]

Ron. Which do you prefer: Stihl or Echo?

[@RonHenry]

Stihl all the way Higgie Pop. Stihl is more commercial grade and comes with a price tag to match. That said, the guys I know with the Echo PAS really like it. You can also get fully kitted out with the Echo system for around $500. No chance of that happening with Stihl. You can get a great result with either setup. Mainly comes down to budget and preference. Appreciate you watching.

[@Faisal-sf1gh]

Edgers chip concrete for me. I use trimmer.

[@RonHenry]

That's a good point Faisal. I haven't personally experienced that, but I can definitely see how that could become an issue.

[@michaelhamer1029]

I’ll be honest I took the dirt guard off my edger because it got in my way lol I like to see where it’s cutting first

[@RonHenry]

That's not uncommon Michael. I see a lot of the pros run their trimmer that way to improve visibility.

[@adamreed1750]

That’s a nice stihl. Is that the KM111R? I use the FS94R. Stihl makes great products.

[@RonHenry]

Heya Adam. Mine is the 91R I think. I's definitely not the KM111R. That's the big block power head. :-)

[@adamreed1750]

It looks big in the video. That’s why i asked. Lol i used the FS110 commercially and it was a beast.

[@RonHenry]

@@adamreed1750 Alex has the 111R unit. It's awesome. That thing has a ton of torque. Seriously sweet.

[@ericp.9588]

Stihl FC110 in the house

[@RonHenry]

Noice. You went big block. 👍😎

[@pkizzle65]

Edger is the way to go. Occasionally when I need a person to be hired for my yard work, I delete him the second he tells me that he edges with a weed eater.

[@RonHenry]

You're hardcore Crypt3DollaBill! :-) You're serious about getting the cleanest edge possible I see. :-)

[@Moondoggy1941]

Whenever I use my trimmer to edge I screw it up and introduce weeds to that area, so when I get an edger I will use that.

[@RonHenry]

I like the stick edger Jim. Easier to get consistent results.

[@jermalatkins8734]

We're can you get a real mower with out buying them online ..

[@RonHenry]

If you're in the Atlanta area Jermal, you can get one from Jerry Pate Company. Ask for Joey. Other than that, check craigslist or Facebook marketplace. There are often reel mowers for sale there. Hope this helps.

[@jermalatkins8734]

@@RonHenry I'm in Texas I bought a used one on Craigslist...then couldn't find any body to repair it .

[@RonHenry]

@@jermalatkins8734 Which one did you buy? If you can find a pre-owned Greensmaster or JD, you can usually find someone local to work on it. I would call a local golf course and ask them. Even if they don't know who services reel mowers, one of them might be willing to do a grind for you. Let me know if I can help with anything else.

[@jermalatkins8734]

@@RonHenry I had an older greens master so when I tried to get parts for it the repair guy told me it was too old of a model to get replacement parts for. That was the issue I ran into with getting mine off of Craigslist. If you buy a swordsman, true cut, or a California trimmer the only issue you'll run into is who can actually fix them for you when you when into issues.

[@RonHenry]

I’m sorry man. You can get a newer unit but will probably mean ordering online from someplace like prairie turf. That’s where I got mine. Sorry you’re having to deal with this kind of headache.

[@gezmonder]

I wouldn't want to run one of those edging tools along my Porcelain tiles that surround my lawn. they would easily chip or smash off.

[@RonHenry]

I could see that Mr G. How do you edge your lawn in that case?

[@gezmonder]

@@RonHenry I use a line strimmer like you first showed but it's far from perfect.

[@RonHenry]

@@gezmonder I gotcha At least your tile isn't getting damaged though which is good.