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Sofas & Sofa Beds Chairs & Footstools Tables Storage & Home Throws Rugs Dining Chairs Dining Table Sets Cooking & Dining Line feed and blade replacements. It’s useful if a blade strimmer comes with spare blades, so you don’t run out if one breaks in the middle of a job. You should be able to get a new spool of line for a line strimmer or replace the whole head. With both types it's helpful if the spare blades or line can be stored on the tool. This is a lightweight and powerful cordless strimmer with a telescopic shaft. Even with the large 4.0 Ah battery installed, it weighs just 3 kg, which earns it a BBC Gardeners’ World Magazine Best Buy for large areas. Please locate your region/country from the list below to locate a distributor, they will be able to connect you with a dealer in your area for sales.
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Straps and safety harnesses. A shoulder strap or safety harness is an excellent bonus feature. It takes some of the weight of the tool, making it more comfortable to use, and also helps balance it, for better manoeuvrability and a more precise cut. Handling. Looked at comfort, weight, balance and grip, including features like a safety button, the runtime, and noise. Ergonomic Adjustable Handlebar - The ergonomic handlebar with padded grips is easily adjusted without tools to suit the user. Lighting Sofa In A Box Bathroom Lights Mirrors Carpets Outdoor Lighting Radiator Covers Fireplaces & StovesEach strimmer has a detailed list of pros and cons for clarity and has been rated according to assembly and storage, handling, performance and value for money. Every strimmer in our round up below has scored a minimum of four out of five stars, so you can buy with confidence. Hypothetically, you could use a strimmer to cut a lawn, but it would take a long time. Strimmers are much less efficient at this task than lawn mowers, and it’s more difficult to get an even cut. Petrol strimmers. Powered by petrol these typically have steer handles - explained in more detail below - and a curved, angled shaft. Because they use fuel, they’re often more powerful than corded and cordless strimmers, but petrol is polluting and messy to store and use. They’re also heavy, noisy and need regular servicing. Thanks to the rise of cordless batteries, they’re less common nowadays, particularly for home use.
DR Wheeled Trimmer Mowers
DR Trimmer/Mowers feature a 2-Year residential warranty guaranteeing them to be free from any manufacturing defects. Our nationwide network of DR service dealers have access to a complete range of spare parts and accessories for your DR Trimmer/Mower which in most cases are delivered to them the next working day. Based in rural Vermont, we take great pride in beautifying and improving the place we call home. To help us with our passion for independent country living, we appreciate good tools that are durable, simple and useful.
Offset Frame Design & Smooth Rolling 16" Wheels - Ensures the cut reaches outside the wheel path making it easy to trim up against fences and foundations and the 16" wheels can handle uneven terrain with ease. Sturdy All-Steel Frame - The mainframes on all DR Trimmer mowers are made from heavy-duty 14-gauge steel which is incredibly strong and powder coated to resist rust and corrosion. Getting the best strimmer means ensuring it has the right features, weight and price for you. We've tested a range of cordless and corded strimmers, putting them through their paces across arange of grass and terrains, to help you find the right one for your garden. Handle types. There are two types of strimmer handles. The most common is a round, circular handle on the shaft of the strimmer, called a loop handle. It makes the strimmer easy and comfortable to control, and on the best models, it can be slid up and down the shaft, so you can adjust it to your height. Alternatively, there are ‘steer’ handles - two handles rather than a loop. These offer more control and let you use a comfortable scything motion when you cut, but they take up room, and can be a little more expensive. They’re also far more common on brushcutters and petrol strimmers than electric or cordless strimmers, so you might not find steer handles on many domestic models.
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