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I wanna cordless hedgetrimmer/chainsaw
Not sure if I should post this in the greenfingered forum - but we need a cordless hedgetrimmer to cope with hawthorn bushes and small branches. Don't really want a chainsaw as I feel this would mangle in the long grassy bits - anyone got any advice? Can't be electric - would rather cordless over petrol.
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Hello cuffie
I'll move your thread to the 'Greenfingered' board, where it should get more views and responses.
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I bought one from B&Q last summer for only about £23. The battery holds its charge for ages and it's light weight enough for me to use without getting tired, although not strong enough for very heavy jobs.
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I noticed a cordless hedge trimmer in our woolies window today but didnt catch the price,
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