Amazon[amazon.com] has 12" Greenworks 24V Cordless String Trimmer/Edger w/ 2.0Ah USB Battery + Charger (Gen 2, ST24B217) for $75.20. Shipping is Free
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dam I have a ton of greenworks batteries, and this is a good price, so I might have to get this even though I've realized their products are absolute crap
dam I have a ton of greenworks batteries, and this is a good price, so I might have to get this even though I've realized their products are absolute crap
Uhh what yard tools are better? Yea the drills etc are much better on the rigid/milwaukee side. But i thought for yard tools green works was in the top three along with ego.
I still consider trimmers disposible reguardless of who makes them, they all seem junk after a few years, gas and electric.
24V POWERALL - One battery powers over 100+ Greenworks 24V tools
12" TRIMMER / EDGER (2-IN-1) – Converts from trimmer to edger with push of a button
90° PIVOTING HEAD - Trimmer head rotates 90° so you can trim and edge at multiple angles
TELESCOPING SHAFT – Durable aluminum telescoping shaft adjusts to user's height and posture
LIGHTWEIGHT – Ultra lightweight design, along with superior ergonomics allow for reduced user fatigue
EASY TO USE / AUTO FEED LINE – Push button start / .065" single line auto feed head
MAINTENANCE FREE – The string trimmer is virtually maintenance free, with no gas, no oil, and no emissions. It starts instantly, is quiet, and delivers the power you need
Some of GW's wireless tools are half-way decent (like their lawn mower and snow blower), however their string trimmer is not very powerful compared to other wireless string trimmers on the market.
Check out the string trimmer comparison video that Project Farm (PF) did comparing EGO, Milwaukee, DeWalt, Ryobi, Kobalt, Makita, Atlas, GW and Echo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j3ZCMcaAOVM
Uhh what yard tools are better? Yea the drills etc are much better on the rigid/milwaukee side. But i thought for yard tools green works was in the top three along with ego.
I still consider trimmers disposible reguardless of who makes them, they all seem junk after a few years, gas and electric.
Dewalt, EGO, Makita, Milwaukee, Ryobi. The string trimmer from GW that they tested, was the upgraded 60v brushless dual-line trimmer (which would be much more powerful than this one) but it still finished last place. Additionally, GW has a reputation for being cheap and not being durable. It's really not a good option, but if you only used GW 24v batteries and have a small yard then you might consider it for convenience.
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I still consider trimmers disposible reguardless of who makes them, they all seem junk after a few years, gas and electric.
Check out the string trimmer comparison video that Project Farm (PF) did comparing EGO, Milwaukee, DeWalt, Ryobi, Kobalt, Makita, Atlas, GW and Echo:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j3ZCMca
I still consider trimmers disposible reguardless of who makes them, they all seem junk after a few years, gas and electric.
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