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Fair deal, especially if you are into the 60V system. I have the 80V trimmer, and the attachments work well. I have the hedge trimmer and the steel blade edger attachments. It saves both storage space and money to use one powerhead for various tools.
Fair deal, especially if you are into the 60V system. I have the 80V trimmer, and the attachments work well. I have the hedge trimmer and the steel blade edger attachments. It saves both storage space and money to use one powerhead for various tools.
can I use 60v battery in 80v lawn mower?
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One of my best purchases ever on SD. I was using an Echo 2 stroke and every year the carb would clog and I would replace it with a cheap Amazon carb. It would last a season and then rinse and repeat. I didn't mind mixing oil and gas, but the ethanol was awful on these small engines. I sold it and got the 60v trimmer, and it's been fantastic. The batteries are still lasting 30-40 minutes after 3 years. Toss your gas and go electric - at least with the trimmer.
this thing is pretty powerful. I swapped the head for a fixed line version that can use thicker line. I've used it weekly for 3 summers now and it's still running great. I'm going to grab another mainly for the battery and will probably have one for trimming and one for the hedge trimmer attachment. This thing is also very compact for storage if you separate it into 2 pieces.
Has anyone ever tried using a cultivator attachment on this? Just wondering if it has enough power for it to be used effectively.
I've used it on my 80V trimmer. It's handy for mixing topsoil and amendments, and possibly weeding soil that has already been tilled and loosened. But it is very lightweight, not a true tiller. More like a Mantis or similar, it won't break through rooted lawn and hard soil.
I like to stay with EGO ecosystem since I own an EGO chainsaw. This bare tool trimmer https://www.walmart.com/ip/Ego-Po...lerId=8079 is on sale for $151.95, so this is a better deal with battery and charger. Anyone knows how they stack up against each other beyond the cutting width (16" vs 15")?
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This thing works great. Just as good as most homeowner level gas trimmers. Scooped it 2 years ago via TSC, was $150 then for the kit, but only came with the 2.5AH battery.
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