Greenworks 60V 13" Cordless String Trimmer + 2.0Ah Battery & Charger $126.99 + Free Shipping

majorhavoc

Mar 16, 2025 01:29 PM

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majorhavocMar 16, 2025 01:29 PM

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Can anyone confirm whether or not this is brushless? I can't find any mention of that in the pictures or product description, which suggests to me it isn't. It's such a desirable attribute that vendors tend to emphasize that if it's present.

BigCTM

Mar 16, 2025 01:40 PM

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BigCTMMar 16, 2025 01:40 PM

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I have this trimmer and an older 60V Craftsman trimmer and the Craftsman runs circles around the Greenworks. The Greenworks is just not as powerful and is only good for light trimming.

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BeautifulBanana280

Mar 16, 2025 03:11 PM

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BeautifulBanana280Mar 16, 2025 03:11 PM

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I've owned this for about 5 years now, and I have no complaints. I bought this while living in the south, and it actually outperformed my gas trimmer on thick weeds and grass. I changed out the head for an easy load echo unit. I prefer the 60V series, but most stores carry the 40 and 80V series.

cfranchile

Mar 16, 2025 03:30 PM

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cfranchileMar 16, 2025 03:30 PM

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I have this. It's a great trimmer for regular household use. Easy to use. For heavy duty work there are better options out there. I use this around the house and the fact it's not the strongest actually seems like a perk in my situation as there's less things my kids can destroy while trimming.

Mr_Makeitsoundbetter

Mar 17, 2025 05:16 AM

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Mr_MakeitsoundbetterMar 17, 2025 05:16 AM

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Quote from majorhavoc

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Can anyone confirm whether or not this is brushless? I can't find any mention of that in the pictures or product description, which suggests to me it isn't. It's such a desirable attribute that vendors tend to emphasize that if it's present.

You aint getting a brushless for this price

avalanch

Mar 17, 2025 08:48 AM

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avalanchMar 17, 2025 08:48 AM

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Quote from BeautifulBanana280

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I've owned this for about 5 years now, and I have no complaints. I bought this while living in the south, and it actually outperformed my gas trimmer on thick weeds and grass. I changed out the head for an easy load echo unit. I prefer the 60V series, but most stores carry the 40 and 80V series.

Can you point me to the echo head you are referring to?

SplendidManatee698

Mar 17, 2025 08:38 PM

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SplendidManatee698Mar 17, 2025 08:38 PM

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I have the tools like this in 60v and the mower in 80v. I've had to replace both the 80v batteries, one of the 60v batteries and one trimmer under warranty.

If you buy this, make sure you register and keep proof of purchase. I registered everything at purchase and have had to call for warranty support multiple times. The last time I called, magically my registrations were gone. They told me they couldn't do anything without proof of purchase now that my original registration was gone. Luckily I still had it listed under purchases through HD app.

I upgraded from the older 40v greenworks mower and tools. I had batteries degrade over time but never failures like the new ones and never had to replace a tool.

coastalconn

Mar 18, 2025 01:25 AM

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coastalconnMar 18, 2025 01:25 AM

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Quote from Mr_Makeitsoundbetter

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You aint getting a brushless for this price

You are correct it's $9 more with a 2.5 AH battery if you want brushless https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BJ9KT8KB

Last edited by Dashey10 March 21, 2025 at 01:06 PM.

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majorhavoc

Mar 20, 2025 03:52 PM

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majorhavocMar 20, 2025 03:52 PM

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Quote from coastalconn

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You are correct it's $9 more with a 2.5 AH battery if you want brushless https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BJ9KT8KB

Thank you coastalconn! Brushless and a higher capacity battery are well worth a measily $9 premium.

Last edited by Dashey10 March 21, 2025 at 01:06 PM.

coastalconn

Mar 20, 2025 09:14 PM

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coastalconnMar 20, 2025 09:14 PM

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Quote from majorhavoc

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Thank you coastalconn! Brushless and a higher capacity battery are well worth a measily $9 premium.

I'm tempted to get one even though I don't really need it. I'm on the 40v and 60v system. Seems like a great deal!

majorhavoc

Mar 21, 2025 01:22 AM

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majorhavocMar 21, 2025 01:22 AM

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Quote from coastalconn

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I'm tempted to get one even though I don't really need it. I'm on the 40v and 60v system. Seems like a great deal!

I'm sticking with the 60v system solely to rationalize commonality with my battery packs. The only other cordless ecosystem I'm invested in is Ryobi's 18 volt range. I've been very happy with Ryobi, so I was leaning towards their 40v cordless lawn tool range. But when I found a terrific deal (here on SD, naturally) for the Greenworks 60volt cordless chainsaw, I bit. That saw has proven to be an unexpectedly competent tool, so when (another SD) deal came up on their leaf blower I bought that, which has likewise been a very good performer. (I bought it primarily to clear leaves off my loose stone walkway - raking them pulled as many rocks as leaves onto my lawn. My only complaint with the Greenworks: it has absolutely no difficulty blowing rocks as well as the leaves unless I'm really careful with the variable speed trigger.) So at that point I was kind of committed to Greenworks 60volt for lawn tools.

A string trimmer is what initially sparked my interest in cordless lawn tools, so it's ironic I'm only now getting around to purchasing one, due to your link. So, I really mean it: thanks!

Note to lurkers who are considering their first cordless lawn care tool: I used to think things like a battery powered chainsaw were basically toys; PlaySkool imitations of the real thing, but that's just not true anymore. Greenworks rarely tests out as the absolute best in multi tool round ups (that honor generally goes to Ego - the creme-de-la-creme). But Greenworks are more affordable and at least for their chainsaw and leaf blower (and I hope for the string trimmer), are still shockingly good at what they do.

Last edited by majorhavoc March 21, 2025 at 05:46 AM.

jeff44jeff

Mar 21, 2025 08:05 PM

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jeff44jeffMar 21, 2025 08:05 PM

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Quote from majorhavoc

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Can anyone confirm whether or not this is brushless? I can't find any mention of that in the pictures or product description, which suggests to me it isn't. It's such a desirable attribute that vendors tend to emphasize that if it's present.

Says brushless under product details.

Rating:	(4.5 out of 5 stars)
Reviews:	248 Walmart Reviews
Product Description:	The Greenworks Pro 60V 13" TORQDRVE cordless string trimmer with a 2.0 Ah batery provides up to 40 minutes of consistent runtime. This trimmer is 25% lighter than a gas string trimmer providing reduced user fatigue. Kick gas to the curb this spring and go green with no fumes, no mixing, no maintenance and no pull cords. Let Greenworks help you take the work out of yard work. When you're done, the 60V battery charges in just 50 minutes so you are always ready to power over 75 Greenworks tools. Life. Powered By Greenworks. New Greenworks 60V 13" Cordless String Trimmer: TORQDRIVE™ motor provides 30% more power to tackle thick grass Adjustable 11-13" cutting path giving you the flexibility needed for trimming in larger or more confined spaces Premium dual feed .080" spiral twist line for less wear and longer lasting line 25% Lighter than a gas string trimmer High & low power setting with variable speed trigger for greater control Adjustable Auxiliary handle Includes Pro 60V 2.0 Ah battery and charger
Model Number:	ST60B212
Product SKU:	259109938

Greenworks 60V 13" Cordless String Trimmer + 2.0Ah Battery & Charger $126.99 + Free Shipping

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