Husqvarna 122LK

My daughter has the 128 LDS I believe, I got the LK 122. This is a great grass trimmer. It does everything I want and then some. It does like to go through a lot of string, and it does tend to be thirsty. I think it uses a lot of fuel for no bigger than it is. But it does the job, and if you use it and start it the way Husqvarna says to it starts right away. I had zero problems starting at once I read the directions. And it runs fantastic, zero problems restarting once hot. Would I recommend this weed whacker to anyone else? Yes it works as designed, it does more than I ever thought it could and it does it well. I even purchased the hedge trimmer attachment. And boy does that thing work. The Weedwhacker itself is light easy to use and starts if read the directions first.

What an awesome reliable trimmer. Starts within 2 pulls every time. Lightweight and very strong trimmer. The brand says it all.

Honestly, if I could I would leave 0 stars. I maybe got 3 uses out of this before having issues. It will start up and struggle to idle, them die when any pressure is applied to the throttle. Tried contacting support and all they really had to offer for advice was checking for proper fuel (which I know for a fact was correct) or having the Carburetor serviced at one of their own service locations. So now they expect me to spend even more money after alreafy wasting $200 on a defective product. Steer clear, I will never buy from this brand again.

Started right up no issues.

I've been tackling my overgrown backyard for years with various trimmers, but the Husqvarna 122LK has quickly become my go-to tool. I picked this up on Amazon after reading reviews about its versatility and ease of use, and it didn't disappoint. As someone with a medium-sized yard full of weeds and edges that need constant attention, this gas-powered trimmer handles it all efficiently. Right out of the box, assembly was straightforward—just attach the handle and shaft, mix the fuel (it's a 2-stroke engine), and you're ready. The Smart Start technology lives up to the hype; it fires up on the first or second pull every time, no frustrating yanks like with my old trimmer. At around 10 pounds, it's lightweight enough for extended use without fatiguing my arms, and the straight shaft design makes it great for reaching under bushes or along fences. Performance-wise, it's powerful for its size (22cc engine) and chews through thick grass and light brush with the included Tap 'N Go head. I love that it's multi-tool compatible—the detachable shaft means I can swap in other Husqvarna attachments like a pole saw or edger if I want to expand later. Fuel efficiency is decent; I get about 45-60 minutes on a full tank, which covers my whole yard. A minor downside is the noise level—it's a gas trimmer, so ear protection is a must, and the vibration can be felt after prolonged use, but that's par for the course with these machines. Also, make sure to use the right oil mix to avoid issues. Overall, for under $200, this is a solid investment for homeowners who want professional-grade results without the bulk of larger models. It's reliable, user-friendly, and has held up well through several uses already. If you're in the market for a versatile grass trimmer, I highly recommend the Husqvarna 122LK. Just grabbed some extra string line to keep it going strong!