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Maruyama Hedge trimmer

18 years ago

Anyone have opinion on Maruyama HT2321 hedge trimmer? It has a CER230 22.5cc engine which have chrome implegnated cylinder lining!!( What's the difference??).

I looked at the IPL, all the gears are supported by two bearings on opposite ends.( like the full crank of engines vs half crank). The only other ones like this are Kawasaki KHT600D and Shindaiwa DH231. All others including Redmax are missing some bearings or two bearings on one side( half crank).

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canguy
18 years ago
Too expensive and poor factory support at the moment.
yungman
Original Author
18 years ago
Thanks Canguy
I have bought the Shindaiwa M242 with short articulate hedge attachment already. I post the question on Maruyama, not too many people reply, that tell me something already. I decided to play it safe and get something more popular from the dealer so it would be easier to service. So far I like it a lot. It take a little to get use to but it do just as good a job as the regular trimmer even for small hedges that don't really require a pole trimmer.
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