Stihl HSA 25 beard trimmer

[lurkalot]

I see the Stihl name and the pretty colours got you.   Nice job on your balls though,

[Steve Bullman]

On 22/10/2019 at 09:44, Mark Bolam said:

Forgot to say I did buy one.

You wouldn’t base a commercial business round one, but it’s actually pretty good.

Ideal for fussy stuff, and ‘cutting and holding’ those annoying strands away from fences, pavements etc. 

 

Made a nice job of tidying up my balls.

Been eyeing up these trimmers myself as it happens. Planning on growing a pair of balls out the front of mine and these will be ideal

[john paget]

Been eyeing up these trimmers myself as it happens. Planning on growing a pair of balls out the front of mine and these will be ideal

I’ve been trying to grow a pair for years, the missus keeps that idea in check...

[Mark Bolam]

I would recommend them to anyone planning on growing a pair of balls.

[Steve Bullman]

13 minutes ago, john paget said:

I’ve been trying to grow a pair for years, the missus keeps that idea in check...

Look at you with your posh new username

[john paget]

Look at you with your posh new username

Yeah, it’s catchy eh??

[Gary Prentice]

2 hours ago, Steve Bullman said:

Planning on growing a pair of balls out the front of mine

Do you have take stem cells or is it a genetic modification? 

[peds]

Anyone got any time on the HSA 25/26? I'm thinking of getting one for my mum for Christmas, hoping the grass attachment would be useful for weeding vegetable beds mostly.

 

Any opinions on it, other than manscaping? 

[Stere]

Weeding with shears hows that gonna work?

 

 

 

 

 

[peds]

I'd think that the grass blades would be pretty useful for chop-and-drop of willowherb, chickweed, hairy bittercress etc., on veg beds that don't get regular enough attention that a stroke with a hoe would be an easy job. Just looking for things to make life easier for a 78 year old.