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Craftsman 71102

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$94.99

Summary: The Craftsman 71102 is a 25cc, curved-shaft trimmer weighing 11.2 lbs. It uses a 0.095-0.110" diameter cutting line with a dual-line system.

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Type: Gas string trimmers

About - Craftsman 71102
The Craftsman 71102 is part of the string trimmer test program at Consumer Reports. In our lab tests, string trimmer models like the 71102 are rated on multiple criteria, such as those listed below. Trimming: Indicates how quickly and neatly models cut grass. Edging: How quickly and neatly models trimmed a vertical line along a walkway. Tall grass & weeds: Indicates cutting power in tall grass and weeds.

About - Craftsman 71102

The Craftsman 71102 is part of the string trimmer test program at Consumer Reports. In our lab tests, string trimmer models like the 71102 are rated on multiple criteria, such as those listed below.

Trimming:: Indicates how quickly and neatly models cut grass.
Edging:: How quickly and neatly models trimmed a vertical line along a walkway.
Tall grass & weeds:: Indicates cutting power in tall grass and weeds.

About This Brand
Craftsman is a top brand in the string trimmer market. Craftsman string trimmers are available with two- and four-cycle engines and split-shaft designs for attachments. Craftsman products are sold at Sears and Kmart and at Sears.com.

About This Brand

Craftsman is a top brand in the string trimmer market. Craftsman string trimmers are available with two- and four-cycle engines and split-shaft designs for attachments. Craftsman products are sold at Sears and Kmart and at Sears.com.

Features & Specs - Craftsman 71102
Weight (lbs.) Weight is rounded to the nearest tenth of a pound and doesn't include fuel, which can add 1/2 pound. Weight (lbs.)	11.2
Engine size Engine cubic centimeters (cc), motor amperes (amp), and motor electrical voltage (volt) are from the manufacturer. Engine size	25cc
Shaft The shaft transfers power from the engine or motor to the lines that do the cutting. Models with straight shafts offer longer reach, while those with curved shafts tend to be lighter and easier to handle. Shaft	Curved
Four-cycle engine Uses straight gasoline and doesn't require an oil/gasoline mixture, as do the two-cycle engines found in most trimmers. Four-cycle engine	No
Dual line Trimmers with two lines cut more quickly and can handle heavier growth than those with just one line, since they do twice the work with each pass. Dual line	Yes
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