String Trimmer or Weedwacker

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String Trimmer or Weedwacker
Posted on May 30, 2021 by Durgan
https://greenworks.weedtrimmer.biz/21142-straight-shaft-electric-string.html Greenworks 21142 10 Amp 18-in Straight Shaft Electric String Trimmer
Greenworks 10 Amp 18-Inch Corded String Trimmer, 21142 Price around $100.00
I bought this weedwhacker and found it to be a marvel. After having several gasoline smaller types this one is a revelation. It operates on 120 Volts. After determining how to wind the replacement string operation is straightforward. It uses 0.080 string and has a large cutting swath, automatic string advance, also manual. I was cutting vegetation about 15 inches high and it made the job easy.
 
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@Durgan - I had a 120 VAC corded string trimmer that was great. But it broke and my new yard is too large for a cord to drag around. My inlaws gave me a Stihl and the previous owner left a Echo trimmer - both gas. I had both working last year but lost patience this year.

Today I went out and bought the Dewalt 20 V Max cordless string trimmer and it runs so nicely. One of the main selling factors for me was this is the same battery system as my cordless tools run on.
 
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I have just under half an acre. Not all cultivated garden. I have a plug in rototiller and now a whacker. I like both. I have about 100 feet of number twelve cord. I dislike batteries due to longevity.

I got so fed up with starting modern gasoline engines. Nobody can fix them and it gets expensive and loss of time taking for repair.
 
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Nobody can fix them and it gets expensive and loss of time taking for repair.

And the kids may learn some new ways to string words together when I am trying to get them to start. At this point the big snowblower and the cars are the only gas powered things we have.
 

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