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Wild Badger Power

26cc Weed Wacker Gas Powered, 3 in 1 String Trimmer/Edger 17'' with 10'' Brush Cutter,Rubber Handle & Shoulder Strap Included

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Style: 26CC


Features

  • 3 in 1 Multi-function: 17" String Trimmer/Edger and 10" Brush Cutter included, blade diameter: 10 inches.
  • Strong engine: 26cc Full Crank 2-cycle gas powered engine.
  • Longer life & higher fuel efficiency: The full crank design has double life of half crank engines.
  • Easy to start and comfortable operation: Easy start, start within 5 times pulling starter. Tool free air filter cover for better assembly, maintain, and operation.
  • Attachments compatible: Easily connects to WILD BADGER POWER and locks them in tight, only need change attachments that you can get another function tool, save money, save space.

Description

The BADGER WB26BCI Straight Shaft 2-in-1 Grass Trimmer and Brush Cutter is a versatile, powerful tool. The WB26BCI has a grass trimmer attachment for detail work along borders and a brush cutter blade for heavier grasses and brush clearing. This tool includes a harness to relieve the strain on your arms and improve stability. The full crank engine reduces emissions, increasing fuel efficiency and delivering longer life. The transmission is supported by an vented aluminum casing which greatly reduces vibration allowing you to work in comfort until the job is done. The attachment capable straight shaft is built with a robust aluminum tube and connection point which is lightweight and durable. The tap and go trimmer head with Easy Load allows for quick line feed for the twin line cutting system. Replacing the line will no longer eat up precious daylight and will give you more time to get your lawns and landscaping looking clean. Notes about the product: This machine takes a mix of both gasoline and oil, other attachments and accessories not included. WARRANTY: Three (3) years limited for residential and commercial use.

Brand: Wild Badger Power


Power Source: Gas Powered


Color: Blue


Item Weight: 12 Pounds


Cutting Width: 17 Inches


Brand: Wild Badger Power


Power Source: Gas Powered


Color: Blue


Item Weight: 12 Pounds


Cutting Width: 17 Inches


Assembly Required: Yes


Global Trade Identification Number: 97


Is Cordless?: Yes


Recommended Uses For Product: Gardening, landscaping, trimming, edging, brush clearing


UPC: 854641007597


Product Dimensions: 37 x 11.4 x 5 inches


Item Weight: 12 pounds


Manufacturer: Wild Badger Power


Country of Origin: China


Item model number: WB26BCI


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This is our summary and key points to consider based on customer reviews.

The Wild Badger trimmer reviews largely praise its robust power and effective trimming capacity, with a number of users complimenting its output volume and ability to tackle thick bush and large areas. However, elements of the design and usage have been scrutinized, such as its weight and the quality of its included harness. There have also been some reports of durability issues and difficulty starting the device.

Pros

  • 💪 Powerful, effective trimming, capable of tackling heavy duty jobs
  • ⌛ Saves time due to its efficiency
  • 💵 Great value for money
  • ✂️ Includes different style blades for versatile uses

Cons

  • 🏋️‍♂️ Heavier than some users anticipated
  • 🎒 Included harness is not comfortable or high-quality
  • 🔧 Some reports of durability issues and difficulties in removing/installing the head
  • 🔅 Difficulty starting the device

Should I Buy It?

If you need a trimmer that can handle heavy-duty tasks and you're willing to overlook some design flaws like weightiness and a subpar included harness, the Wild Badger trimmer could be a good, cost-effective investment. However, if easy portability or long-term device durability are top priorities for you, you might want to consider other options.

    • Farm Approved
Style: 52CC
I use this trimmer on a farm as a replacement for a standard trimmer and it is a BEAST yet extremely cheap. Go to Home Depot and see what a standard trimmer costs these days. These are better and half the cost of a name brand with half the power. It came with everything you need. For someone using it all of the time you would want to get a better harness. But the included one works fine. You cannot use it without a harness unless you have four hands. Assembly is easy. It comes with all tools and parts. The motor is a very high compression motor. It starts with a tiny pull (maybe 1/3 of the length of the starter cord or less. Literally one compression cycle of the cylinder). I mean VERY tight compression. In fact, my wife probably couldn’t start it. But the short pull is welcome if you don’t start it before harnessing. It doesn’t smoke. It doesn’t die. It doesn’t bog down. It doesn’t act stupid like some of my past trimmers have. It doesn’t die when it gets hot. It hasn’t overheated and I’ve treated it like a swamp mule. I use .105 trimmer string in it and it has no trouble happily spinning it through very dense weeds and brush. I have never felt that it lacked for power. With .105 string it has flung a half buried brick a couple of feet. The parts seem heavy duty. It is not light. But if you really need to cut large swaths of dense weeds and grass, this thing is unstoppable. It has never failed to start on the first pull in a couple of months of medium use. Note it takes a 50:1 mix. Don’t be dumb and buy premixed gas for 24 dollars a gallon. Get a gas can, ethanol free gas, and several months worth of oil for the same price. Take a sharpie and mark the fuel tank 50:1 and mark that gas can 50:1 and you will live a happy life. The plastic is heavy duty. Nothing has broken. This has a heavy duty shaft as well (hence heavier) that should last a long time. I haven’t tried the blade attachment and don’t plan to. Refilling the trimmer line is easy and parts don’t pop off and spring away when you do it. Zero complaints. Just get one. I paid full price. No one wants to give me free things for my reviews and I wouldn’t take them if they did. I’m a proud farmer and I don’t BS. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 19, 2023 by Charlie V
    • Great bargain
Style: 52CC
Review Image by HK Warlock HK Warlock
I don't think you will find a better deal on a Bush cutter. I thought I wanted to an Echo bush cutter since my Echo string trimmer has been so reliable but at nearly $600 and with a significantly smaller motor home depot cured me of that. My experiences so far are as follows: I have a commercial lot that I have to maintain to certain level to avoid citations that has several areas that have deep rusts or old hidden stumps I dare not venture with my mower and my string trimmer constantly gets weeds wrapped around the spindle which need to be cleared and needs an adapter for brush clearing blades which is a hassle getting the right components so I decided to buy the right tool for the job. First attempt I loaded up and as a precaution I tried to start it and made many attempts to start it following the supplied instructions but was unsuccessful and wasted an evening thinking it must be old gas which ran fine on my string trimmer. Apparently there are 2 sets of starting instructions, the one that comes in the box and one online here. The next time I tried to start it days later according to the online instructions i started it without issue. Mine however does not or has yet to start on 2nd pull as it claims and is actually almost difficult to start cold. I am using it strictly as a brush cutter and have used 3 different style blades. The supplied blade does an ok job however the guard needs to be removed or modified as mine has been to make it of any use because the curve of the guard goes down so far it hits the groud several inches below the blade not allowing a very close cut at all. This can be remedy with a heat gun or torch bending the guard upwards as in the attached photo. I can't speak to the level of safety this modification provides but any guard is better than no guard. The circular saw blades work good but with those the fewer teeth the better and buy a heavy or thick one. The kind I used are a bit flimsy since the first collision with an unseen obstacle warped it beyond any quick fix I could make. I next tried the blade with the chainsaw teeth,, a 2 pack cost about what a 3 pack of the flimsy blades did, and it cuts like a dream in open areas but forget about edging or string trimmer work. I cut through thickets without effort and at times when weeds would seem to be wrapped around the blade and spindle which would need to be manually cleared before, only required the application of throttle and a brief shaking to sling it off and work resumes. I also cut a few oak tree branches, the largest cut was 4 to 5 inches and it handled it with ease doing the work of a pole saw. You will need a harness of some type, and adjusting the handle bars to your preference will take some time but easy to do. The supplied harness is not good quality and I bit and bought the Amazon recommended harness which is slightly better garbage than the supplied harness and didn't last an entire session before requiring some in field repairs. I bought a much simpler, better padded over the shoulder type of sling and found it performs as well or better and far less complicated and cost the same $15 as the harness that the front clasp kept separating on although was not overly tightened or under stress and has a quick disconnect that is a joke and far more dangerous than not having a quick disconnect at all. So forger about the quick start, buy a chainsaw tooth blade And a padded sling you will have a powerful brush clearing, limb cutting inexpensive beast in your tool arsenal. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 11, 2023 by HK Warlock HK Warlock
    • Great for the price
Style: 52CC
I've had the 52cc wild badger for 3 days now. I've run 2 tanks of gas through it. The good: out of the box it is heavy but seems fairly well built. The harness looked ridiculous but works very well and is needed because of how heavy it is, but carries the weight very well across shoulders and hips so you barely notice. This thing has a lot of power. Hopefully it lasts a few years.. will update if it doesn't. The bad: the instructions are not great. The bump head, even with better line in it, feeds the string through at a rough angle that will sometimes snap the line off inside especially on heavy brush. I had to stop and restring the bump head at least 6 times but it was some very thick stuff. I bought it because it takes attachments thinking it would use the common .4" square flex drive like most do.. my previous craftsman and troybilt did.. this thing has a flex drive end that looks like a torqsbit but has more fins so it's basically proprietary unless there are other brands that use it that I don't know. Overall, for the price, recommend it but it will really come down to reliability and dependability. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 30, 2024 by Cliff

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