WILD BADGER POWER 26cc Weed Wacker Gas Powered, 3 in 1 String Trimmer/Edger 17'' with 10'' Brush Cutter,Rubber Handle & Shoulder Strap Included
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- Condition
- New
- Set
- 26cc Classic
- Model
- WB26BCI
- Weight
- 12 lb
- Color
- Blue
- Power Source
- Gas Powered
- Cutting Width
- 17 in
Features 5
- Two Cutting Attachments: Use the 17-inch string-trimmer cutting swath for grass and edging, or install the 10-inch brush-cutter blade for thicker weeds and brush; shoulder strap included.
- 26cc 2-Cycle Full-Crank Engine: Delivers reliable gas power for routine lawn care and heavier vegetation while supporting efficient fuel use.
- Full-Crank and Attachment-Capable Design: Built for smoother, more stable service than half-crank designs; the powerhead accepts compatible Wild Badger Power attachments to expand yard-care use.
- Easy Start and Comfortable Handling: Designed to start within five pulls; tool-free air-filter access simplifies maintenance, while the rubber handle and shoulder strap improve control during longer jobs.
- 3-Year Warranty and Customer Support: Backed by 24-hour customer support and a 3-year limited warranty for added confidence after purchase.
Description
The 3-in-1 Multi-Function Tool combines a 17" String Trimmer/Edger and 10" Brush Cutter with a 10-inch blade diameter for versatile use. Powered by a robust 26cc Full Crank 2-cycle gas engine, it ensures powerful performance. The full crank design extends the engine's lifespan, doubling it compared to half crank engines, and enhances fuel efficiency. With a quick and easy starter requiring only 5 pulls, along with a tool-free air filter cover for convenient assembly and maintenance, operation is comfortable. Attachments are easily compatible, connecting to WILD BADGER POWER or other brands, securely locking in place, allowing for additional functions and saving both money and space.
Specs 19
| Brand | Wild Badger Power |
|---|---|
| Power Source | Gas Powered |
| Color | Blue |
| Item Weight | 12 pounds |
| Cutting Width | 17 inches |
| Speed | 9000 rpm |
| Pattern | Trimmer |
| Style Name | 26CC |
| Size | 17 inches |
| Brand Name | Wild Badger Power |
| Model Number | WB26BCI |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 97 |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Gardening, landscaping, trimming, edging, brush clearing |
| UPC | 854641007597 |
| Manufacturer Warranty Description | Warranty is three (3) years limited for residential and commercial use. |
| Item Type Name | 2-in-1 Yard Care System, 26cc, 2-Cycle Gas Engine Straight Shaft Multi-Tool with Brush Cutter Blade, String Grass Trimmer and Shoulder Harness |
| Manufacturer | Wild Badger Power |
| Manufacturer Part Number | WBP26BCI |
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š Abunda's Overview
This is our summary and key points to consider based on customer reviews.
The Wild Badger trimmer reviews largely praise its robust power and effective trimming capacity, with a number of users complimenting its output volume and ability to tackle thick bush and large areas. However, elements of the design and usage have been scrutinized, such as its weight and the quality of its included harness. There have also been some reports of durability issues and difficulty starting the device.
Pros
- šŖ Powerful, effective trimming, capable of tackling heavy duty jobs
- ā Saves time due to its efficiency
- šµ Great value for money
- āļø Includes different style blades for versatile uses
Cons
- šļøāāļø Heavier than some users anticipated
- š Included harness is not comfortable or high-quality
- š§ Some reports of durability issues and difficulties in removing/installing the head
- š Difficulty starting the device
Should I Buy It?
If you need a trimmer that can handle heavy-duty tasks and you're willing to overlook some design flaws like weightiness and a subpar included harness, the Wild Badger trimmer could be a good, cost-effective investment. However, if easy portability or long-term device durability are top priorities for you, you might want to consider other options.
Very Capable Machine
Set name: 52cc Classic
I'm clearing a creek trail. Our lightweight Stihl trimmer wasn't up to the task, so I bought this one. The Stihl has a 27cc engine which runs great but the trimmer cord is too weak. The 52cc Wild Badger does the job. I've been cutting 2.5' high oat grass and similar height reeds and tussock grass. Using the string trimmer, both the Stihl and the Wild Badger jam up on the oat grass if cutting at the base. To prevent jamming I have to make three passes. Using the Stihl, the string cord lasts maybe five minutes before I have to stop and manually extend it (bump tech doesn't reliably work in the field). Using the Wild Badger, in the oat grass I don't have to stop and extend the string - it doesn't break. Down in the tussocks it's a different story, and this is where the metal brush cutter is needed. I've also used the brush cutter in the oat grass. Using the brush cutter I can cut the grass at its base without jamming up. The issue with the brush cutter though is equipment balance. The Wild Badger is factory balanced for the string trimmer, which has a heavier head. Using the brush cutter I've had to shorten then harness, bringing the clip up to about waist height. This solves the balance problem and enables a better cut, and you don't feel like you're wrestling with the machine. I've thought about attaching some extra weight near the head, but raising the harness clip works well enough. Today I broke the clip holding the trimmer head together. I only have about five or six hours with it so far, and maybe three tanks of fuel, so I'm less than thrilled about this. I felt more vibration in the machine, so checked the head and there it was. How I broke it, I think, was prizing the clip with a screw driver so I could take it apart and add more string cord. In my view this shouldn't have broken so easily, and I'd happily pay an extra $10 for a higher grade plastic. Overall though, I'm happy with this purchase. It's made my path clearing a lot easier, and I recommend it without hesitation. Considering it's about the same price as the Stihl with only half the engine capacity, this is much better value for money.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 16, 2025 by pskils
50:1 Ratio
Set name: 52cc Classic
I am genuinely impressed with this trimmer. I've been using it with blades to get rid of two to three inch branches and weed stalks. This has power enough to get through everything I've thrown it at. Doesn't use a lot of fuel, either, which is nice. Fuel ratio is 50:1. Has an easy-start pull that takes some getting used to if you're used to drop pulls. I've never had it miss. Using it a few times a week on a farm and it has proven to be one of the more reliable trimmers I've owned. Only complaint - The handles. Wish they could be mounted farther down for better control. As it is, they're perfectly usable, but I'd like them in a different position. I have no qualms buying this exact model again. Also, invest in a different harness. The one it comes with is functional, but not the most comfortable.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 29, 2026 by Ryno's Stuff
Do not buy - LEMON WARNING!!
Set name: 26cc 4-in-1 Classic
DO NOT BUY!!! --> UPDATE: I reached out to the seller, which is the Wild Badger company, directly to have them stand behind their product that wasn't even 60 days old. It is now 7/1/26 and they've gone radio silent on 6/16/26 when I asked for a refund. That was the last time I heard from Ting Ting in customer service despite my 2 email follow ups since. Not only did the $170 (and change) weed eater NOT last even 60 days, but we tried EVERYTHING from all the YT videos and manufacturer suggestions to get it started, etc. It literally was working one day and the next it wasn't with no damage done to it. It was hanging properly on the wall where no one could get to it without getting around items on the floor of the garage. This is frustrating that Amazon doesn't stand behind these products for more than 30 days because these companies are getting more and more ridiculous to deal with. Picture added of my husband's hands after trying to start this thing for an hour (as suggested to do by the way and priming, etc.). Mind you, his hands were already calloused. Itās 6/5/26 and we ordered this on 4/18; thatās not when we got it, however yet that is when the 30 day warranty started. So we are just outside of our 30 day window and have only used this a handful of times and today it wonāt start. We have tried every video on YT and nothing works! How do we get a replacement or refund?? Our last weed eater, a different brand, lasted 5 years or more!
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Reviewed in the United States on June 5, 2026 by Rachelle
Great unit for the price. You can get a lot done in a short amount of time!
Set name: 52cc Classic
Overall very satisfied with this purchase. So to start my previous job for 8 years was at a land management company in Minnesota. We typically ran Stihl brand FS360 or FS550 brushcutters. Although the Wild Badger isnāt one of those it is very impressive especially for the price! Power is good, no issues with starting (although Iām a motor head so starting motors is a skill of mine). Weight isnāt bad compared to any other product like this. It is designed to be used with a harness so I wouldnāt listen to those complaining about that. The supplied harness is functional but I went ahead and ordered the Amazons Choice one that was closer to the ones I used made by Stihl. I live on a 12 acre hobby farm so there is a lot of trimming around trees, fences, on rough areas inaccessible to lawnmowers. I just ran this machine for 4 hours yesterday and easily could have gone longer. The supplied string head works pretty good. I will agree with a few others that the guard interferes with the ground when using the metal tri-blade. The Stihl brushcutters came with a lower profile guard to be used with the tri-blade cutting head. I hope Wild Badger comes out with something like that in the future. All and all Iāve been very impressed even after years of running $1000-$1300 brushcutters this unit is a great deal and I believe will give me years of solid use! The 52cc Wild Badger is worth looking at for those with larger acreage. I have been recommending it already to the people around me.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 5, 2025 by Joe Weckwerth
Excellent, Powerful Weed Eater / Bush Buster!
Set name: 52cc Classic
Great product! When I got the box, it was heavy, but then, you arenāt going to be lifting this thing during use. Itās got a harness system for that, and itās wicked comfortable! In fact, Iāll get the only negative out of the way right now. The instructions that come in the box leave something to be desired. The cord for the controller isnāt depicted and there is no instruction for how to route it on the device when you assemble the handles. That said, a little common sense know how goes a long way if youāre in possession of that sort of thing. Iām in IT, so this stuff isnāt really in my common sense wheelhouse. So from some who has, as one of their primary functions, the job of writing instruction sets, I feel qualified in saying these instructions wereā¦ meh. There was a single picture of the harness for the thing, and it mostly spent time on the quick release safety feature (which is wicked cool and works fantastic). But I spent an embarrassing amount of time trying to figure out how to get it together and put it on. Eventually I had the wife come over to help me and in 17.5 second she had it on me perfectly. So naturally instead of thanking her, I gave a proper cussing for not taking longer and protecting me ego. She just laughed at me and so I had to play it off like I was joking. But whatever. The harness system itself was fantastic (once properly worn and fitted). The whole unit weighs a good bit, but youāll never notice it when itās hooked up to this shoulder harness. And the power of the thing. We got the 25cc version (the larger of the two models) and honestly itās the best $180 Iāve spent on tools! It comes with the string and a blade head (with a nice, easy to use blade guard for storage. The blade attachment comes about as sharp as a marble, but itās nothing a proper sharpening wouldnāt fix. I used it straight up out of the box just to test and WOW! The power of the thing was blasting down 2ā thick chunks of brush easily. Pretty sure it could have done even thicker, but I didnāt feel like trying chainsaw lumber with it just to test. Canāt imagine how good the thing will work when properly sharpened! The whole thing rests comfortably while using. Easy to swing around and you can go for days with it, Iām sure. Eager to try it, I didnāt put on any gloves as I (and any sane person) would normally do. Wasnāt a problem at all! A few minute test turned into an hour of getting carried away and only then did I start thinking I should have worn gloves to protect from blisters. I never did get blisters, and even though the unit is indeed that comfortable to use, I would still recommend using gloves. Anyway, great product! Iām very happy with it and highly recommend it! (And yes, of course I was joking with the wife. Donāt be ridiculous!)
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Reviewed in the United States on May 31, 2024 by Courtney S Foster
Favorite weed eater
Set name: 26cc 4-in-1 Classic
This weed eater is my husbandās favorite. It is the second one we bought. We bought the first one four years ago and it came with a hedge trimmer, a pole saw and an edger. He uses it multiple times a week for various jobs Recently , the main component started acting weird. My husband believes it was a carburetor issue itās still runs and he will still use it but he needs it for jobs and he has to have a weed eater that works. He said he wanted another wild badger because it was one of the best eaters heās ever had and he still has the attachments from the first purchase and everything works beautifully. It arrived today he primed it and did whatever I donāt know. Iām sorry, but he followed the proper steps to start it up and it started up on the first pull and it ran beautifully so he has become a wild badger user for life.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 20, 2026 by Julie H
Great bargain
Set name: 52cc Classic
I don't think you will find a better deal on a Bush cutter. I thought I wanted to an Echo bush cutter since my Echo string trimmer has been so reliable but at nearly $600 and with a significantly smaller motor home depot cured me of that. My experiences so far are as follows: I have a commercial lot that I have to maintain to certain level to avoid citations that has several areas that have deep rusts or old hidden stumps I dare not venture with my mower and my string trimmer constantly gets weeds wrapped around the spindle which need to be cleared and needs an adapter for brush clearing blades which is a hassle getting the right components so I decided to buy the right tool for the job. First attempt I loaded up and as a precaution I tried to start it and made many attempts to start it following the supplied instructions but was unsuccessful and wasted an evening thinking it must be old gas which ran fine on my string trimmer. Apparently there are 2 sets of starting instructions, the one that comes in the box and one online here. The next time I tried to start it days later according to the online instructions i started it without issue. Mine however does not or has yet to start on 2nd pull as it claims and is actually almost difficult to start cold. I am using it strictly as a brush cutter and have used 3 different style blades. The supplied blade does an ok job however the guard needs to be removed or modified as mine has been to make it of any use because the curve of the guard goes down so far it hits the groud several inches below the blade not allowing a very close cut at all. This can be remedy with a heat gun or torch bending the guard upwards as in the attached photo. I can't speak to the level of safety this modification provides but any guard is better than no guard. The circular saw blades work good but with those the fewer teeth the better and buy a heavy or thick one. The kind I used are a bit flimsy since the first collision with an unseen obstacle warped it beyond any quick fix I could make. I next tried the blade with the chainsaw teeth,, a 2 pack cost about what a 3 pack of the flimsy blades did, and it cuts like a dream in open areas but forget about edging or string trimmer work. I cut through thickets without effort and at times when weeds would seem to be wrapped around the blade and spindle which would need to be manually cleared before, only required the application of throttle and a brief shaking to sling it off and work resumes. I also cut a few oak tree branches, the largest cut was 4 to 5 inches and it handled it with ease doing the work of a pole saw. You will need a harness of some type, and adjusting the handle bars to your preference will take some time but easy to do. The supplied harness is not good quality and I bit and bought the Amazon recommended harness which is slightly better garbage than the supplied harness and didn't last an entire session before requiring some in field repairs. I bought a much simpler, better padded over the shoulder type of sling and found it performs as well or better and far less complicated and cost the same $15 as the harness that the front clasp kept separating on although was not overly tightened or under stress and has a quick disconnect that is a joke and far more dangerous than not having a quick disconnect at all. So forger about the quick start, buy a chainsaw tooth blade And a padded sling you will have a powerful brush clearing, limb cutting inexpensive beast in your tool arsenal.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 11, 2023 by HK Warlock
Harness is terrible. Order a better one at the same time.
Set name: 52cc Classic
This is seems like a pretty good weedwhacker. I haven't used it a bunch yet so cant say what it's long term reliability is like but the engine has ran good so far. A few things I don't like. It is pretty heavy. A big part of that is related to it being a multi purpose tool. Because one of it's attachments is a pole saw the shaft needs to be hefty. That's where a lot of the weight comes from. I have an issue with my upper back and shoulders and with the included harness it was absolutely un useable for me. The harness that came with it combined with the weight was super uncomfortable. I couldn't use it any length of time much less an hour or two. I was thinking I would need to return it. I then read that it's not a returnable item. I hadn't even put gas in it had just put it on. Thanks people that would try to return something like this full of gas... Anyway I looked for an aftermarket harness and tried a couple. Once I had a decent harness for it even with my back/shoulder issues it was no longer totally unusable. Another thing the head seems to be made for different types of things like a brush blade. There is a spacer and it's such that it should use the string head without the spacer. When it's without the spacer it makes it so the gap between the head and the output flange has a very small gap (which is what you want so that long grass and stuff doesn't get tangled in the gap) when I ran it like that it seized the head. It was quite difficult to break it loose. Once I did and added the spacer back the gap there behind the head is quite big and get's long particularly wet grass caught. That means stopping pulling it out so the head can spin. Now this can be an issue with even quality Sthil Commercial grade trimmers so it's not a deal breaker at this point. I'm pretty sure I could fix it with a thinner shim or something which I'll probably do. So those are really the only things. I think it should include a better harness and the head gap needs figured out. Minus one star for each of those issues otherwise it would get five from me.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 16, 2026 by Brian H.