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I did have the weed eater gas trimmer. I got tired of mixing the gas / oil. And my lot was 6 thousand square ft, so roughly 3 thousand ft of grass to trim. Anyway I decided to try the Ryobi 18 volt series, well almost 4 years later, it is still going strong. I have the trimmer and the hedge trimmer plus the blower. I have even moved to a bigger house / lot. 9500 square ft lot and around 4??? Square feet of grass, and the Ryobi is still going strong.
I was thinking of even buying a cordless mower, but not sure what to go towards, wish Bosch north America would do like in Europe, as far as the lawn work tools. Then I might opt for the Bosch cordless mower, and keep building on the new 18 volt lithium platform.
Until then, I will keep my 2006 Craftsman mower in tune.Now Makita has a 36v weed whacker! I wonder if it will be available by the spring. I was all set to pick up the new BL 18v model!
I hope it’s coming out soon. I like my Shindaiwa but a cordless battery powered one looks really good.
The cordless landscaping revolution is upon us. I wish some of this had been available a few years ago. Now that I’m selling my spread, I have no idea if I will ever need them.
Mark E.
Pioneer, CA
Working Pro 1972 - 2015
Member since Jan 22, 2013
www.creative-redwood-designs.comNow that I’m selling my spread, I have no idea if I will ever need them.
Are you thinking of going the condo route??
This is the one I want but I think it’s NAINA as I don’t see it on the Makita site, yet.
I see some of these tools at Slim power tool in Kalihi.
This is the one I want but I think it’s NAINA as I don’t see it on the Makita site, yet.
I see some of these tools at Slim power tool in Kalihi.
Do they have the 36V grass cutter? I’d like one of those!
The cordless landscaping revolution is upon us. I wish some of this had been available a few years ago. Now that I’m selling my spread, I have no idea if I will ever need them.
With your states crazy emissions on lawn equipment . Surprised that everything isn’t cordless yet .
Always willing to learn .
Do they have the 36V grass cutter? I’d like one of those!
B&D has either a 36V or 40V lawnmower.
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Fayetteville, NCWell, I won the 56v blower from EGO and the thing is awesome. But….I’ve got .13 of an acre. Of course I have more trees in that .13 of an acre than you can shake a “branch” at and this is great come leaf pick up. Plus it’s proving to be invaluable in my little shop.
Well, I won the 56v blower from EGO and the thing is awesome.
Congrats on the win, always nice to win a prize. So they make a 56V blower. Never knew that. I thought 40V was the max.
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Fayetteville, NC<P>Well, I won the 56v blower from EGO and the thing is awesome.</P>
<P>Congrats on the win, always nice to win a prize. So they make a 56V blower. Never knew that. I thought 40V was the max. </P>
I wonder how far it will go.
At about 150 volts, the charging circuit is only a pair of diodes, and the batteries could be in their own self-powered cart?I love the idea of all the cordless lawn products. I think those would be great for my yard, and my hearing. Once my older stuff dies, this is the route that I am going to go.
Do they have the 36V grass cutter? I’d like one of those!
B&D has either a 36V or 40V lawnmower.
Thanks Bill but I was wondering about the Makita 36V that Dirty mentioned. Kinda want the Makita since I already have batteries for those. I’ll check out the B&D ones, too.
Thanks Bill but I was wondering about the Makita 36V that Dirty mentioned. Kinda want the Makita since I already have batteries for those.
Makita has a 36V lawn mower I just don’t see it for sale yet. They have a youtube video and a listing on their web site but I just don’t see it for sale yet.
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Fayetteville, NCThanks Bill but I was wondering about the Makita 36V that Dirty mentioned. Kinda want the Makita since I already have batteries for those.
Makita has a 36V lawn mower I just don’t see it for sale yet. They have a youtube video and a listing on their web site but I just don’t see it for sale yet.
Yeah, I don’t see it for sale either. That’s why I was asking Dirty if he’s seen it.
Now that I’m selling my spread, I have no idea if I will ever need them.
Are you thinking of going the condo route??
Gosh, I hope not. I’ve had 1+ acres and no neighbors in sight for 23 years, a condo would be to drastic a change. Plus I will need a shop.
Mark E.
Pioneer, CA
Working Pro 1972 - 2015
Member since Jan 22, 2013
www.creative-redwood-designs.comNow that I’m selling my spread, I have no idea if I will ever need them.
Are you thinking of going the condo route??
Gosh, I hope not. I’ve had 1+ acres and no neighbors in sight for 23 years, a condo would be to drastic a change. Plus I will need a shop.
No I don’t like the human filing cabinet either.
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Andrew
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