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- Thread starter Bocc69
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jtcnj
Ambassador of the Crossroad
I am not sold on the battery stuff yet but they do seem to be getting better.
My neighbor and I were just discussing his Lowe's / Kobalt line trimmer that has worked well for him 2 years so far and the battery has a 5 year warr.
dont recall if it is full replacement or pro rated.
I'm old and prefer burning dinosaur bones.
And I like that song Rusty Cage, too.
"Too cold to start a fire
I'm burning diesel burning dinosaur bones
Yeah I'll take the river down to still water and ride a pack of dogs
But I'm gonna break I'm gonna break my
I'm gonna break my rusty cage and run"
My neighbor and I were just discussing his Lowe's / Kobalt line trimmer that has worked well for him 2 years so far and the battery has a 5 year warr.
dont recall if it is full replacement or pro rated.
I'm old and prefer burning dinosaur bones.
And I like that song Rusty Cage, too.
"Too cold to start a fire
I'm burning diesel burning dinosaur bones
Yeah I'll take the river down to still water and ride a pack of dogs
But I'm gonna break I'm gonna break my
I'm gonna break my rusty cage and run"
OP
Bocc69
Ambassador of Metal Health
I'm with ya there....but, after I got my 18v Makita cordless drill, I was a believer. Speed charge 15 minutes. A great great tool.
All of my other equipment is professional, and gas. Exmark 48" mower, Echo blower and trimmer etc
But really, for the trimmer it came down to $99 on sale. It also received great reviews, has no cord to cut and no carburetor to foul. Just a simple, cheap tool for an infrequent job. So, how long will it last?? We shall find out.
All of my other equipment is professional, and gas. Exmark 48" mower, Echo blower and trimmer etc
But really, for the trimmer it came down to $99 on sale. It also received great reviews, has no cord to cut and no carburetor to foul. Just a simple, cheap tool for an infrequent job. So, how long will it last?? We shall find out.