56V EGO TRIMMER FOR FREE

I also got him the brush cutter head and he really can't stop talking about it. It's replaced his two gas trimmers that he carries in his farm truck for fence row management. I haven't gotten to use their trimmers yet, so I can't really comment on that, however I did get my Dad this:

Any advice overall is greatly welcomed because honestly I'm probably over-thinking this. I'd appreciate advice from those of you who've used Ego trimmers, and what your usual run-times are on a single charge. I almost don't want to bring the blower argument into this decision because I feel a little lost in it already. Investing in the EGO system means I'd have a battery that would already work (or if I picked up a blower with a battery now I'd have two). Lastly, I will probably need a blower eventually. Still, going electric is $50 more and doesn't give me the dedicated edging tool (not required obviously, but with as much edging that will need to be done it would probably make things easier.) I'm really not sure if this would last for the time I need to it on a single charge, but they do have a 90 day satisfaction guarantee so I could at least try it. For $350 I can get a Trimmer, 5Ah battery, and charger. Lately, I've been wondering if battery powered options from EGO would be suitable for my needs. Initially, I had been pretty set on the ECHO PAS 225 system. The backyard is ~25k sqft with a chain link fence that will need to be trimmed (inside only), 3 more trees, and 2 sheds that will need to be trimmed around. The property has ~10k sqft in the front yard, with 3 trees, a driveway, and a walkway that will need to be trimmed/edged. We're moving into a new 1 acre home this week and I need to pick up at least a string trimmer, and maybe a dedicated edger and blower down the line. I know this question has been asked before, but I'm a special snowflake and wanted to lay out my scenario and see if I could get some advice. New Hampshire - The University of New Hampshire Nebraska - University of Nebraska-Lincoln ^ Add your zone to your flair under Community Options! ^įind the university of your state/region: The more photos or context to the situation will help us identify the problem and propose some solutions. Other photos should include close-ups of the grass or weed in question: such as this, this, or this. One photo should contain enough information for people to understand the immediate area around the problem (dense shade, extremely sloped, etc.).

56V EGO TRIMMER FOR FREE

You can upload to for free and it's easy to do. If the Lee Valley set is sold out, the individual pieces ( blade, handle, sharpening stone, and holster) are available for purchase separately at roughly the same cost.Include a photo of the problem. The Lee Valley set delivers everything you need to get started on your scything journey. But those same neighbors should also appreciate the fact that you’re using a silent tool rather than a squealing string trimmer.

There’s no question that you’ll look out of place, and people may whisper behind your back, but that’s okay because your eye-rolling neighbors probably won’t understand what an enjoyable, peaceful time you’re having.

This ancient tool is wildly effective at cutting grass and offers a tranquil mental and physical experience, accompanied only by the whooshing swish of the blade. If your trimming needs include taking down a large grassy area, such as a hillside or maybe a spot that’s not quite lawn but also not quite woods, consider bringing a scythe into your life, specifically the Lee Valley Traditional Austrian Scythe Set.

56v ego trimmer