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Why propane? |
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Propane is:
- Eco Friendly
- More Economical
- Lower fuel cost
- Lower maintenance cost
- 2 hours run time on one canister
- Easier to use/ safer to purchase and store
- No messy mixing of gas and oil
- No unwanted trips to the gas station
- No gas cans to transport or store
- Canisters are readily available
- Zero evaporative emissions
- Zero ozone depleting hydrocarbons
- Non toxic to ground water and soil
- 97% fewer particulates
- 96% fewer carcinogens
- Over 85% of propane used in this country is produced domestically
- Exceeds 2011 EPA emission standards
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What is Twist ‘n Go! Fueling? |
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- No choke / no priming
- No messy mixing of gas and oil
Just twist in a propane canister, press the start button and you are ready to use your grass trimmer or blower.
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How long will it run? |
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Averages 2 hours run time on one canister during normal use. |
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Where can I buy the canisters? |
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Standard 16.4 ounce propane canisters are available at most hardware stores, sporting goods stores, drug stores, and other location where lawn and garden tools are sold. They are available at many of the same outlets as the Eco Trimmer and Eco Blower including Home Depot, Ace Hardware, True Value, Do it Best, Meijer, and Sears. |
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Are the canisters recyclable? |
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Absolutely! Propane canisters are made of steel and are 100% recyclable when empty. |
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Do I still need oil? |
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Yes, the Eco Trimmer does need oil in the crankcase and it will need to be checked and refilled at periodic intervals per the owner’s manual |
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How much does it cost? |
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Both the LEHR Eco Trimmer and Eco Blower are competitively priced with gasoline powered competitors. It will cost much less to use and maintain over the life of the product.
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How do I know if the propane canister is clamped correctly? |
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After inserting the propane tank into the plastic "cage" and attaching the hose connector, push the tank back so the hose connector is no longer protruding beyond the surface of the plastic cage. Then latch the clamp closed. This is to protect the connector and the tank from damage should it be dropped. If the tank is not in this postition, the clamp will be around the lower half of the tank (which is slightly larger) and will be too tight to latch properly. Note: The very first time a tank is installed, it may be tight but soon will take a set and latch easier. |
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How much oil does it need? |
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Check the oil level with the dipstick after filling. Always check the oil level with the dipstick according to the manual. Oil provided with the unit may be more than necessary. Overfilling will result in oil leaking from the air filter housing. |
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