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DEWALT DCST922 20V XR Brushless 14" String Trimmer Follow Up Best Folding Unit with QuickLoad Spool
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- Опубліковано 14 чер 2020
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Dewalt’s new DCST922 20v Max Brushless string trimmer is an upgrade to their DCST920.
The new model has a 14″ swath, two-speed settings (0-4600 or 0-6000 RPM), and uses 0.080″ line. The new trimmer features a hinged design that allows the trimmer to be collapsed in half, for more convenient storage. It also features a heavier-duty all-metal head. There is a Quick Load spool that allows for fast and easy line replacement.
14″ cutting swath
Hinged shaft design for compact storage
0.080″ line
Variable speed trigger
4600/6000 RPM settings
Weighs 7.9 lbs without battery
Pricing: $199 for the kit (DCST922P1 with 5.0Ah battery), $129 for the bare tool (DCST922B)
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Put the handle on the other side of the hinge and the tool balances out perfect with the battery in it
I have been using this trimmer for about a month with a 5ah batt. I trim for about 20min straight then have enough battery left for blowing. Lot is about 10,000 Sq feet so not huge but average home in CA, pretty much standard grass no tall thick weeds. So for reference if your looking. I love it and for my average size lot run time is fine.
I have owned 2 of these trimers. It works very well. Very impressed with over function and pricing. Love the foldable feature.
I have the flexvolt chainsaw and was impressed with its power the hedge trimmers were surprising too
I have this trimmer, for home use only, use a 6ah battery, can do my average size yard no problem. I have a 10ah 20v battery for work, when I use it on the trimmer, I lose 1 bar by the time I finish. It's a ok trimmer.
this is a fantastic tool.
Nailed it. On the Pros and Cons. Thx bro.
Great information; I can attest to trimmer and blower eating through 5 Ah batteries. I got mine in the trimmer/blower kit for $199 USD Home Depot. I really wanted to try the FlexVolt version, BUT ouch; FlexVolt tool price! I did get the DeWalt lawnmower WITH (2) 20v 9Ah FlexVolt batteries in a kit; it REALLY need them.
Move the handle down below the fold joint works great
I been seeing this with the blower as a kit lately saw it hanging at home depot picked it up its a very nice tool I'm 6 foot 3 and I also agree having to bend over to use it but I also have to bend over to use my stihl Kombisystem 131 R kombi motor as well so its not bad love the 2 speed as well as the very nice variable speed trigger and i do also like the safety lock love the power if the unit will have a video soon On it as well great review Brian @WorkshopAddict
3/4 of acre 5 ah battery works great.. privacy fence and trees....swing set and sheds..no problems..three months review..time will tell
Thank you for posting this! It helps other get more perspective on what they can expect.
I was interested in the DeWalt string trimmer, blower and lawnmower. I bought and returned their pole saw, it was way under powered and leaked every where, add in the mower price increase and it knocked DeWalt out of the yard section for me. I've gone EGO Blower, Trimmer, Lawnmower.
I had no problems with using my 6ah flexvolt battery perfectly balanced and all
Thanks!
I had the DCST920 last year and that sucker went through batteries like a kid with candy! I had two 5 A-hr batteries and was usually waiting on charges more often than I was trimming. I sold it and got an Ego instead. No regrets at all!
The FV and 8.0Ah batteries make these smaller trimmers last much longer.
It does not matter what brand name you buy. I bought a set of Makita Trimmer and Blower with one battery only. Then, I had to buy extra two more batteries in case it runs out juice. I was trying to modify this trimmer to use as brush cutter, but not luck yet.
I almost wish Dewalt came out with a string trimmer head that was compatible with their pole saw. That would be cool.
I agree that would be cool i have the flexvolt trimmer and would like them to cone out with a brush cutter like some other brands have. Its s saw blade that goes in place of the head assembly. Yes they had one fatured in a Friday the 13th movie (early movies)
The dewalt flexvolt is coming out with a new string trimmer with a bunch of different attachments, me personally I like dedicated tools, I don't like attachments
What is the run time on hige and low setting? How long dos the motor last
You gotta go with the flexvolt model. You wont get a power increase if its not a 60v model. You will only get a longer run time if you use a flexvolt battery in a 20 v tool
Brian, I have been thinking about this trimmer every time I fold down the rear seat to fit my Makita X2 trimmer in my car to landscape my mother-in-laws home. I know, it's a silly, hardly inconvenient first world problem, but I can't help it! The Makita bump feed works like crap- I pretty much push the button and pull the strings out manually. I go through ten feet of Ace Hardware .080" trim line so fast what with all the rocks and stone walls and cracks in the sidewalk spouting weeds. Sometimes, it will break off and I will have to take the spool off just to fix it. I have not yet tried the overnight soaking of the trim line, but I understand why that would help. The only thing is, I don't currently have a Dewalt charger or battery, and, of course, I would want the yellow "fast charger." Maybe I could find someone who would trade a Dewalt charger for a Makita!
If you are in Michigan I would be glad to help you out. I have chargers. LOL. I understand exactly what you are going through. IMHO, this is the perfect traveler. BTW, Try the Stihl .080 line. They have some that is pro use and it rocks.
@@WorkshopAddict I took my trimmer-head off my XRU07 hoping I could adapt an Echo Speed-Feed 400 head onto there. Like the Dewalt, it has a quick-wind feature, plus it holds a lot more string. Unfortunately, my trimmer head has an M8-1.25 RH nut that screws onto the trimmer. Later Makitas, and I believe your Dewalt use a M10-1.25 LH thread. I think I can make a new nut for the Echo head to fit the Makita.
AIso, I found a video where a guy glues a washer to the bump feed button to keep it from wearing out, which seems like a good idea, but it would need to be in balance.
Of course, if I'm buying another one, I could keep one at each house...
Okay, I bought the Echo SpeedFeed 400 head. I had to make the bushing- we had some 3/4" hex aluminum at work and I bought a M8-1.25 tap. I also had to make a 5/16" spacer out of a 1 ½" PVC Schedule 80 plug because the Makita's threaded shaft was too long. Winding the line is easy now and the bump feed works well. The line that came with it is .095" Cross-Fire. It's vicious and it scares me!
How strong is it compared to a sthil gas trimmer
If they would come out with one that accepts readily available attachments I'd buy one, until then I have to keep my Troy Bilt Trimmer Plus unit. It works great, but since I have so many batteries for Dewalt stuff already and 2 Flexvolt batteries for a 60V chainsaw, I'd love to go cordless with the trimmer if I could get attachment capability and compatibility. I don't use the trimmer much but if I just had to connect a battery I'd most likely use it much more often with other attachments. Dewalt has once again failed at innovation, Stihl has a cordless system already that uses their Combi attachments.
They are coming out with a universal tool!
Seems like a nice trimmer...it's well made and has good performance...but DeWalt should have at least given it a 15'' swath. At 14'', it has a 2'' smaller swath than Milwaukee's M18 Trimmer. That makes a big difference when trimming a large area.
The 60v has 15"swath
I have the older 20v trimmer and made it a 17 inch swath by making a my own cutter wasn't that hard to do
Great compact trimmer, but for "normal" yard, I think people are better off with the flexvolt trimmer.
I worked hard to push this as best for city lot.
It seems the best deal currently is the Ryobi 40V brushed unit going for $139 with battery while the brushless unit is $200. Have you tested the 40V Ryobi unit? I like it because it takes the old Ryobi attachments such as blower, edger, etc. I think the price is cheaper than the battery at $150.
We have tested an older model that could be the same. I am not a fan of the feel of it, but I am sure it does the job.
@@WorkshopAddict - I have an old B&D LST36 40V and 20V got them dirt cheap and they do the job for grass trimming and edging, but I have several old Ryobi attachments laying around not being used.
I bought this DCST922P1 and after *one* use, when I went to use it again (with a fully re-charged battery), it does not turn on at all -- I can't find anything online about why this failed almost immediately. HELP?!
Mine lasted 2 seasons, and locked up, I’ll let you know what it was ifn I ever git time to tear it down.
@@ihazzaideah1102 I have now had THREE of this tool break on me, including after getting two of them professionally repaired by a certified Dewalt shop. When i walked in, the repair tech laughed and said he’d repaired 15 in the last week. He said it’s a design flaw where the motor sucks in dirt and debris and breaks. He replaced motors on both of mine three months ago and one has already broken again since.
What is the best cordless string trimmer for tall people? I'm 6'3.
I feel Stihl fits me and most tall people best.
So there are no cordless options on the market then?
How does it compare to the eco trimmer
I do not know if you meant ego or echo. It is less powerful than both as one would expect. It is lighter. It is a true folding unit were both the ego and echo units come apart for shipping and store presentation, but are not meant to be taken apart again once they are assembled.
WorkshopAddict I meant Ego. I am concerned with run time and power. I don’t think most people give a hoot about a folding trimmer
Has anyone used this as an edger as well?
Yes just bought one the other day did well with edging…
Not a huge fan of that particular DeWalt unit....the flexvolt would cost more however I think you would be happier....just my 2 cents
Who has the 60v
Where can I get this for $120?
Right Here www.toolnut.com/dewalt-dcst922b-20v-max-14-in-folding-string-trimmer-tool-only.html
Tool only with this price $120.
wish they would have put a hook on it so you could hang it up. that wouldn't have been hard.
Use the handle as a hook
I have the same trimmer and before even adding new string it has quit. All new products are junk.
Went to buy one of these and left without it when I felt how HEAVY this thing really is. Over 10lbs w/battery. Unbalanced as well. Several reviews note a looseness in the folding mechanism.
So, the tall, big heavy, or short people always complain something in their lives.
i'm banning dewalt after this product i bought it and it's trash. bump feed doesnt work
My motor got to the point it wouldn’t turn. Twice. Returned one within a year not under heavy use, the other died a couple years later, used maybe a dozen times. It’s junk, sad to say because I LOVE DeWalt tools. This is NOT one of their good tools, it’s a 🍋
Dewalt DCST922 20V XR Brushless 14" String Trimmer the worst tool Dewalt ever made. It got a nice folding handle that made to fits in the garbage can where it belongs.
Dewalt DCST922 20V XR Brushless 14" String Trimmer the worst tool Dewalt ever made it pure garbage.