I have the 40v kobalt 24 in bar pole hedge trimmer it works really well the only thing is the trimmer head part is heavy I'm sure the other brands are probably the same
Oops, I guess you forgot to give the cutting width for the Worx, the last one you reviewed, you did it for the first four. Would be good to know for that one too to be able to make an informed decision.
Thank you for pointing that out, and I apologize for the late reply! For the WORX WG252, the cutting width is 20 inches, featuring dual-action, hardened steel blades for precise and tidy trimming. I hope this helps in making your decision!
Super Inaccurate and false advertising video. The “Green Works” trimmer in the video IS NOT GREEN WORKS. It is EGO Power equipment. EGO EASILY SURPASSES ALL OF THESE BRANDS. This video is a quickly put together video to get views but put out inaccurate info. Just want to make sure anyone watching this is misguided. Just look at the trimmer and look it up for yourself (sold commonly at Lowe’s and few other box stores) You’ll see the battery system (the only 56v system in existence) is what is being used. As someone who uses EGO for commercial work, it easily surpasses even STIHL. Bold statement, I know. I am not a sponsor for EGO nor have a leg in the choice you make but do the research yourself. Figured I’d at least correct the oversight on this video. Hope this helps someone.
totally ! I was just about to post about what a NOSE DIVER the Green Jerks thing is That video was from a tutorial on the EGO 56v by some Australian dude I just watched that one . this video on green works is total bull shit!
The MZK stopped selling extra batteries. Just letting you know. If the battery gets wet. You’re done and no new batteries. Beware.
Black and Decker 20v; 18" blade; 7/16" cutting capacity; Up to 11 feet
Dewalt 20v Max;20" blade;1" cutting capacity; Up to 12 feet
MZK 20v ;22.4 blade; 5/8" cutting capacity; Up to 15 feet
Greenworks 40v ; 20" blade; 5/8" cutting capacity;
Worx 20v; ?? cutting capacity; Up tp 12 feet
I have the 40v kobalt 24 in bar pole hedge trimmer it works really well the only thing is the trimmer head part is heavy I'm sure the other brands are probably the same
Oops, I guess you forgot to give the cutting width for the Worx, the last one you reviewed, you did it for the first four. Would be good to know for that one too to be able to make an informed decision.
Thank you for pointing that out, and I apologize for the late reply! For the WORX WG252, the cutting width is 20 inches, featuring dual-action, hardened steel blades for precise and tidy trimming. I hope this helps in making your decision!
For me clearly Dewalt is the best option☝🏻
I agree, the DEWALT is really impressive. Glad you like it too!
the plastic around the hinge seems to break quite a bit
Super Inaccurate and false advertising video. The “Green Works” trimmer in the video IS NOT GREEN WORKS. It is EGO Power equipment. EGO EASILY SURPASSES ALL OF THESE BRANDS. This video is a quickly put together video to get views but put out inaccurate info. Just want to make sure anyone watching this is misguided. Just look at the trimmer and look it up for yourself (sold commonly at Lowe’s and few other box stores) You’ll see the battery system (the only 56v system in existence) is what is being used. As someone who uses EGO for commercial work, it easily surpasses even STIHL. Bold statement, I know. I am not a sponsor for EGO nor have a leg in the choice you make but do the research yourself. Figured I’d at least correct the oversight on this video. Hope this helps someone.
Meant to say not misguided 🤦♂️
the hinge positioning lever is not found with Greenworks..it looks like it will hold up..thanks
totally ! I was just about to post about what a NOSE DIVER the Green Jerks thing is
That video was from a tutorial on the EGO 56v
by some Australian dude I just watched that one . this video on green works is total bull shit!
The makita 20" hedge trimmer attachment for powerhead destroys all of these.
Yeah they left out alot of top brands. Seems more of the best cheapest hedgers not the best of all brands.
annoying and unessessary transition effects in this video
My 16 year old gas powered stihl
Runs like a top still… 2008 model.