PROYAMA Powerful 42.7cc 5 in 1 Multi Functional Trimming Tools, Gas Powered Hedge Trimmer,Weed Eater Wacker, String Trimmer, Heavy Duty Brush Cutter,Pole Saw with 3.3FT Extension Rod

This tool is a LIFE CHANGER! seriously, everyone if your wondering “should I buy this?” The real question you should ask yourself is “why haven’t I bought this already” I was so skeptical on buying this product for about 2-3 months and I beat myself up for not buying it earlier and saving myself so much time and energy. Okay let’s let’s get started on the Pros and Cons. Pros: String Trimmer attachment - the bump feed works perfectly, you can fit about 12-15 feet Of trimmer string per side in the head. This string trimmer also is 17&1/2 inches longer than my Echo Srm 225 string trimmer I was using before. Now I don’t break my neck and back trying to hit that percect edge. Huge advantage, especially for us tall folk! Brush Blade attachments - VERY DURABLE! the brush blade is quite intimidating the first time you put it on, but let me tell you, the amount of time I have saved with the brush blade is unparalleled to anything else. Really like this blade for cutting and removing rose bushes as well. 1 easy quick cut without a mess or having to possibly get pricked a few times! Hedger attachment - I seriously love the fact that this is adjustable to a 90 degree angle. Makes hedge trimming and topping ENJOYABLE! Good strong durable blades, also love that it has grease fitting on the outside of the head, makes maintaining this hedger attachment a breeze! Pole saw - let me start with, when I first started my side venture, I was only using pole saws, just trimming trees that I was able to reach about 8-12 feet high. This pole saw attachment with the extension bars can reach over 14 feet ITSELF! Not to mention myself holding it another 6-8 feet off the ground, the power and control I had with this pole saw was unlike any other pole saw I’ve ever used, (electric, stihl, and echo pole saws) but this entire Proyama system is a SPLINE driven system and that’s where the power comes from in this machine! Nothing matches the persistent power this 5-1 multi-tool provides. Cons - this string trimmer is a bit heavier than your use to, SERIOUSLY, but when you consider the whopping motor you have inside of it and you see the power displayed, weight will be the least of your concerns the more you use it. One other little weird thing, I didn’t notice until I could not start this machine for the first 10 minutes I owned it, the On/Off Power switch is upside down compared to any other power tool I’ve ever used, down is on.. have to say I didn’t like the idea at first, and was so glad I didn’t flood my carburetor out, but it makes turning this machine off in your hands even easier. Just takes some getting use too, that’s for sure. Other than that ladies and gentlemen, this 5-1 multi tool is a MUST OWN! Not only are you getting a piece of Strong, Reliable, Powerful, beautiful 5-1 tool, your going to be saving time, money, and effort in every job you do. Plus if something is acting up or missing or maybe was just a defective piece, the customer service at Proyama is unmatchable. Truly, I broke the cap to my pole saw attachment where the oil goes, I received and email from Proyama themselves asking if they could send me a new cap, now that’s customer service right there, not scrolling for phone numbers and emails. Proyama is world class quality I highly Suggest you do yourself the favor, and just own this 5-1 multi tool already.

UPDATE: I'm providing an update to this item after owning and using it extensively for two weeks now. I've used 4 of the 5 attachments now; hedge trimmer, tri-star edger, circular saw blade and finally the chain saw. Everything has worked very well and I've tamed a lot of my property. I'm not sure why so many people have complained about the power unit not starting or staying started. It has cranked up for me a couple of dozen times now after about 3 pulls. I'm using the red can Tru-Fuel 50:1 that can be found at your big box stores like HD. I'm very happy with this purchase and would buy again. 100% recommend. So I'm writing this after just cranking it up with the saw blade and tamed an area that's on an incline in front of our home. It's an area with lots of blackberry mean-as-all-get-out thorny vines that's thicker than thieves with a lot of overgrown rag weed, goldenrod and some other wicked wiry vines. I'm tired. It is heavy and I'm having a hard time typing...hahaha! PROS: - Packaged well - All the equipment was included as the picture shows - Fired right up after 3 pulls (using 50:1 TruFuel in the red can at HD) CONS: - Instructions on what extension rod goes with what tool kinda sucks. If you're mechanically inclined you'll figure it out if you just take your time - Heavy...use the harness - 10" chainsaw blade cover (orange) was almost folded in half in the box So I said it was heavy and it is. What I'm telling you next is not to brag about me, but to give you a point of reference to physically compare yourself when making a fair determination on whether to get this one or the next size down (26 cc I think). I work out a lot. I'm not a body builder, but I'm 63, run/walk 7 miles a week, lift weights 4 to 5 times a week. With a spotter I can bench about 180. I can curl about 80 pounds 5 or 6 times in a row. I can perform about 4 or 5 seated presses of 100 pounds. So I'm not a weakling and I'm not a hulk. So if you go with this one, get ready. The only attachment/tool I've used at the time of this writing is the weedeater attachment with the circular saw blade. It was slicing right through everything. I even tried it on some small trees that were about 4" to 5" in diameter. I think what wore me out the most after about 20 minutes of use were the vines getting tangled up in the weedeater guard and I had to keep pulling it out of the tangle. I'm not advising that you would do this for safety's sake, but I'm going to try it to see if it will glide through the brush better without getting hung on all the vines on the back stroke. If I have any more CONS or PROS to add after more use I'll update my post. Do I recommend this product? HECK YEAH! But for normal weedeating around my landscaping I'll probably continue to use my smaller gas-powered Ryobi. I can't really see using this beast for small jobs like trimming grass around my landscaping. It's hard enough with the smaller one here in this Alabama heat in the summertime.

Why did you pick this product vs others?: If you’re having trouble with getting it started I recommend replacing the fuel lines. You can buy them cheap on Amazon but they use faulty fuel line kits that are not a solid line from filter to carb so it doesn’t prime completely and they had the lines crossed on carb. But once I replaced that it has ran amazingly with zero issues since. Starts right up after second pull on cord. It’s a great product but faulty fuel lines.

I did my research on this kitted unit prior to making my initial purchase. In addition to the kitted purchase, I added a second order additional for all the replacement materials/blades and etc..to my initial order. I was really excited to receive the full kitted unit and followed the manufacturers provided directions exactly, down to purchasing the lithium great and the perfect fuel/oil mixture in one container that was recommended in the owners manual. The unit worked perfectly once it was assembled out of the box for use. Upon starting for the first time, it started right up, warmed up as suggested and then the unit was used for some light weed eating/grass trimming in the front yard with the proper string feed accessory that accompanies the kit. Upon trying to utilize the brand new unit for a 2nd use, the unit will begin to start and then dies instantly, even when it's choked properly based on the suggested directions/owners manual that accommodate the unit. It still doesn't work, won't start to item or remain running, unfortunately. Based on the directions/maual, I went back through each of the provided directions as well as emptying all the new fuel and replacing it. Added a new spark plug, checked and cleaned the brand new breather = foam filter and following the provided directions/maual again for troubleshooting as well as researching common causes on this unit on YouTube. The unit attempts to start and instantly dies even with the run switch properly in place as well as being set neutral warm up state of readiness as directed or when placed from neutral to operate once warmed up. I high high hopes for the use in versatility of this new purchase as I have a large property with trees trim, shrubs and etc as well as for future use at church and during use at a local baseball filed that I volunteer as a coach at. Unfortunately, even as early as yesterday. The unit will not start or continue running from a pre neutral state with the recommended fuel pumps into throttle so I unfortunately was forced to visit another retailer and purchase an entirely different unit and brand that starts and runs consistently on the first pull. So I currently own this purchased kit and all of the additional accessories purchased that I'm unable to utilize. As an engineer, a device this simple, should not be this difficult to maintain and utilize consistently after just one use for simple grass trimming and then add such grief-frustration upon trying to get it to work/run for a second use. I still have all of the items in their original un opened packaging as well as the boxes that this unit arrived and would not only like to file a complaint but make a full return on this initial investment if possible. If I would've had a successful experience with the product, you would've sold a multitude of additional new punched units for both out church and to our local youth organization for use in easily trimming and maintain the multitude of baseball fields, soccer and their football stadium not to mention the advertisement of an all in one kitten unit for all of the homeowners that assist in volunteering in suppor of the local upkeep of our church. Please advise your reccondations or suggestions prior to giving the unit away or trying to locate a suggested repair facily/dealer in our area at an additional expense incurred to assist in making it work only a second time. Please advise as I eagerly Await your response. If there in response provided, I will look forward to sharing my experience with unit on line with my over 50,000+ platform followers. Thank you for your time and eagerly awaited suggestions in creating a supportive and great experience for a new customer. Respectfully & Sincerely, A First Time Customer Experience

This review is for the 26cc package. Bought this because this engine is about 5 pounds lighter than the 43cc. Also, I wanted the wheeled edger and that only comes with the 26 cc version. First thing I noticed is that the packaging is first rate. You could drop this form a hundred feet and not hurt anything. Next thing, the product says it is professional grade and it appears so. Everything is bigger and tougher than the trimmer and attachments that I am replacing. The shafts are solid rods and thicker than the flex shafts on my current model. So none of my existing universal attachments will work with this, but that is not a problem because the ones that come with this are better. The 26cc has good enough power as it cuts thru 6 inch oak limbs with minimum bogging. Also, I trench a lot around flower beds and the edger blade cuts about 3 inches deep without much bogging. I do have sandy soil and it may be different in clay. The hedge trimmer works well and I plan to use the extension rod to get a long reach and avoid using a step ladder. The biggest complaint is that the owner’s manual is not good. The pictures are about the size of a postage stamp and the instructions don’t have a good flow. Expect to spend an hour or two putting together all of the bits and pieces together. Also, the shoulder harness is confusing and perplexing. Overall, I am happy with this and think it is good value.

I've finally got a chance to use all the accessories that come with this. The weed whacker works great, as well as the blades. The bush trimmer was okay, I love that it can be positioned at different angles but it is a little heavy. The edger took some getting used to, I don't feel it has the power it needs to get through heavy sod. It works but it felt like it was stopping all the time. (This is the first time using an edger and I may have the wheel set too low.) The pole saw, hands down my favorite tool, next to the weed whacker. For the price and I compared this to the ones in name brand stores this is the best deal. Overall I'm really happy with this purchase and I've been using it on different tasks everyday since I got it.

I've always owned either Stihl or Echo yard tools, but while shopping online, some Proyama review videos started popping up on YouTube. That got me seriously looking at Proyama and their entire line of outdoor power equipment. Since I was in need of a pole saw, hedge trimmer, and brush cutter, I decided to give this 42.7cc multi-function tool a try. I definitely could not beat the price since similar tools & accessories from Stihl or Echo would have easily cost several hundred dollars more. The package arrived within a couple days and it only took me about 30 minutes to put everything together and have it ready to run. The motor fired up on the 3rd pull and sounded awesome. The first thing I tested was the string trimmer which worked great. The motor on this thing feels and sounds very powerful. The power head is a bit heavy, by really not much more than my Stihl string trimmer which only has a 28.4cc motor. I love the shoulder harness that comes with the Proyama, it's very comfortable and spreads the weight across both shoulders. The next thing I tested was the pole saw. This is something I've never owned before, and I really needed one. Switching from the string trimmer head to the pole saw (with extension) was quick and easy. Again, the shoulder harness helped with weight and I felt like I had very good control of the saw while cutting high above my head. The spline drive system felt solid and I never lacked power while trimming a large tree in front of my house. Adjusting the chain tension and oil flow was simple and worked well. The chain is very sharp and cut through all the branches very quickly. I like the large on/off switch which is very easy to access while holding the power head. I also love the quick release pull tab on the shoulder harness so you don't have to fiddle with the clip when trying to set the tool down quickly. Unfortunately, I haven't been able to test the brush cutter or hedge trimmer yet, but I'm really looking forward to both because I have a lot of thorns and brush to clear out at the back of my yard to make a path to my new firepit area. And when it's time to trim some bushes around the house, the tilting hedge trimmer head should work out very nicely. To be honest, before purchasing this tool, I was a little concerned about the quality because of the low price and it's a brand I had never heard of before. But I can tell you, for the average home owner (and even professionals), Proyama offers an excellent value and I'm very happy I took a chance on buying this tool. I was also pleasantly surprised to receive a face shield, hearing protection, gloves, fuel mixing bottle, a handy toolkit, AND a large duffle bag to carry & store it all in! I'm also pleased to report I was able to test out Proyama customer support and they were great! There was an issue with the pole saw head unit out of the box, but I emailed support and got a response very fast. They resolved the issue quickly and to my full satisfaction. I plan to sell my Stihl string trimmer and my Cub Cadet push-behind string trimmer because the Proyama can easily replace them and provide so much more functionality that I need around the house. I'm definitely a fan of Proyama tools now!

So after reading all the reviews i took a gamble and bought this behemoth. 2 days later it arrived and of course it was DOA. I sent a quick email to the company but didn't want to wait for a response. So i began checking the carb, fuel mixture, got out the multimeter and check the running switch and then finally checked spark of which it was non existent. Obviously, there is no quality control going on because if the spark plug was bad when i got it mean that it likely never worked in the first place. Oh well, swapped in a new plug and it started right up. So off to my yard work and damned if this thing doesnt crank through mustard weed. I have 4 acres and the stupid weed is everywhere. Anyways I spent about 6 hours doing a lot of hill work with it and by the end I felt like atlas holding up the world but i did get a crap ton done. I had used it the rest of the weekend before letting it sit for the week. Then when I picked it back up, it did not want to start up. So back to tinkering with it. This time it ended up being the magneto and after getting the magneto aligned with a piece of paper i was back off to the races. I have had this for almost 3 months now using it mainly on the weekends. I have used all of the tools minus the skill saw blade since as far as i know we haven't had a zombie apocalypse. So the good: Multi-use Strong motor The bad: Heavy Prone to breaking, need to be a tinkerer.