24 VOLT CORDLESS NiCAD GRASS EDGER/TRIMMER Model: TGP-GT-6

If you mow your own lawn each week, you probably spend hours trimming the edges as well. Depending on the size of your lawn, you may wish to add our new cordless model GT-9 that runs on a battery. No sense in lugging a cord behind you to the far reaches of your yard. The Cordless rechargeable 24 Volt NiCad Edger is powerful enough to get your lawn looking sharp. The 2,000 mAh NiCad battery with "Turbo Chip" should last 45 to 50 minutes which gives you time to finish off all areas of your grass. You can switch between using this blower as a corded or cordless with an optional 120 Volt electric converter. Once you experience the freedom of going cordless, there's no going back. The corded option is still nice in case you couldn't quite finish the job on battery power; instead of waiting for a recharge, you could just plug in and finish the job.

It converts from a trimmer to an edger so you get a 2 for 1 tool with the removable wheels and extension pole. The GT-6 Edger works great where your grass meets the sidewalk or even around garden beds where lawns can be tough to cut let alone manicure and trim. It will let you trim bushes and plants as well as lawns that extend onto the pavement or driveway areas of your yard with a cutting width of 2.76 inches. The charger and battery are included as part of the package.

PRODUCT FEATURES: · Running Time: 45 to 50 minutes No Load · Cutting Width: 2.76 inches · Heavy duty extension pole · Removable wheels · Rated Power Output: 24 Volt · Maximum Power Output: 20,000 RPM · 4 to 5 Hour Charge Time · 4+5 tooth grass sheer blade · Dark Blue / Orange Trim · 1,500 mAh lithium Battery with "turbo Chip" · Optional 120 Volt Electric Converter · 2 year warranty

DID YOU KNOW?

The major difference between an edger and a trimmer is that edgers are best for "vertical" cuts and trimmers are designed for "horizontal" cuts. Therefore, an edger is the superior tool when it comes to keeping your lawn looking perfect along the edges.

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