Stihl Kma135r Kombi Review

In this video, I will be reviewing my Stihl KMA135R Kombi system. This will be only on the string trimmer and the 135R head. Hopefully this will help you if you are in the market for one.
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[@optimuz08]

I just got me one today, the battery charger and trimmer plus a free AP300s battery , happy with it. 😊

[@optimuz08]

Fathers Day promotion 🎉

[@wisconsinsmallenginenut]

Nice!

[@tottenhamteacher]

Brother - tell me why I should bug this over the KMA 130!

[@wisconsinsmallenginenut]

Looks like the 130 might not be made anymore. Anyway, that’s an easy one. The 130 does not allow you to put the battery in the upper motor area like the 135. It’s designed to wear the battery on your belt on a pouch, then you run a cord to the unit. In my opinion, there’s times where the cord would grab tall grass or branches if using the pruner head. If you get the 135, you can run a dummy battery on the unit that Stihl sells, and then you can get the battery pouch just like the 130. To me, the 135 is best of both worlds that way. The 130 is essentially a corded model running off the battery. 135 is truly cordless

[@sirvozelo1]

I not know about the KMA130. I have used mine FSA135 in bicycle handle configuration for about 3 years beyond manufacturing recommendations and with all kind blades never have any problem. The weed line I may use it 20 minutes in one all year, very much mine I use it to cut and clear in forests heavy brush and tall grass. I am 100% happy with my FSA135 performance, wish I can say the same about the batteries, I have 4 AP500S batteries and 4 AP300S and I go one battery after another no problem with this machine. Battery technology still light years away for professional use. With AP300S something around 30 to 40 minutes.

[@Sigurd651]

Hello, i would recommend you to wear a protection helmet for your face when string trimming.

[@wisconsinsmallenginenut]

I had safety glasses on. To each his own