Acme Tools has DeWalt 60V MAX 17" Brushless String Trimmer Kit w/ Battery + Charger (DCST972X1) on sale for $239 (sale price appears in cart). Shipping is free.
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About this DeWalt String Trimmer:
Dewalt Universal Attachment Capability To Accept Additional Tool Pieces
15 "/17" Adjustable Swath w/ 0.080 In. Dual Line (Also Works With Dewalt 0.095 In. Line)
Quick-load Spool for Convenient and Efficient Re-spooling
Optimize Power And Runtime w/ Variable Trigger And Hi/lo Speed Control
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Price Research: Our research indicates that DeWalt 60V MAX 17" Brushless String Trimmer Kit w/ Battery + Charger is $60 less (20.06% Savings) than the next best price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $299.
Not sure what you are doing, but I have this unit and it has the speed string head. You just twist the head until the arrows line up, feed your string all the way through and have equal amounts sticking out both sides, then twist the head to suck in the string. It literally doesn't get any easier.
Got this last time, it's awesome. Side note - the Ryobi Expand-it line of universal attachments fit this. I got the Ryobi edger attachment.
Right. But he is saying the battery it comes with would work with his other 20V tools.
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Changing the string is a pain with this. Once going it's a beast.
Not sure what you are doing, but I have this unit and it has the speed string head. You just twist the head until the arrows line up, feed your string all the way through and have equal amounts sticking out both sides, then twist the head to suck in the string. It literally doesn't get any easier.
Not sure what you are doing, but I have this unit and it has the speed string head. You just twist the head until the arrows line up, feed your string all the way through and have equal amounts sticking out both sides, then twist the head to suck in the string. It literally doesn't get any easier.
Actually it does, Ego has a superior system but this one is easy enough.
Not sure what you are doing, but I have this unit and it has the speed string head. You just twist the head until the arrows line up, feed your string all the way through and have equal amounts sticking out both sides, then twist the head to suck in the string. It literally doesn't get any easier.
I wish there was an arrow or something on the head to remind you which way to turn it to load strong. I couldn't find one so I put a label on the shaft.
It's not super clear but I believe this comes with the 9Ah flex batt if you're wondering. It says 3Ah in product description and that's at 60v, so 9 at 20v.
I'm trying to justify this by subtracting what I could sell my 20v weed eater and a decent battery for.
I bought this guys older bigger brother and I wish I had gotten this one so the batteries would work with my existing 20v tools.
If you are still using a gas powered trimmer, electric is so worth it. It just works.
I bought this guys older bigger brother and I wish I had gotten this one so the batteries would work with my existing 20v tools.
If you are still using a gas powered trimmer, electric is so worth it. It just works.
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Not sure what you are doing, but I have this unit and it has the speed string head. You just twist the head until the arrows line up, feed your string all the way through and have equal amounts sticking out both sides, then twist the head to suck in the string. It literally doesn't get any easier.
Actually it does, Ego has a superior system but this one is easy enough.
I wish there was an arrow or something on the head to remind you which way to turn it to load strong. I couldn't find one so I put a label on the shaft.
I'm trying to justify this by subtracting what I could sell my 20v weed eater and a decent battery for.
If you are still using a gas powered trimmer, electric is so worth it. It just works.
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If you are still using a gas powered trimmer, electric is so worth it. It just works.
No. Would need a 60V battery.
Right. But he is saying the battery it comes with would work with his other 20V tools.
nvm, read the specs and it does.