Get The Job Done With A Kawasaki Hedge Trimmer
The same company you trust to make quality motorcycles, jet skis and professional cordless power tools also makes professional grade hedge trimmers. If you only need to trim a hedge a few times a year, then perhaps Kawasaki hedge trimmers might be too much for your needs (and definitely too expensive). But if you have a lot of hedges that need trimming or if you run a lawn-care business, then Kawasaki hedge trimmers are for you.
These Are Big
Kawasaki hedge trimmers weigh on average about eleven pounds, so keep that in mind when shopping for hedge trimmers. These are made for biting through stubborn braches while providing you with a long reach and plenty of power. The blades alone are a couple of feet long. God only knows what Stephen King would do with Kawasaki hedge trimmers, but let's try not to think about that, okay?
Perhaps Kawasaki is so used to making vehicles that Kawasaki hedge trimmers are practically big enough to be a vehicle in and of themselves. Keep in mind they are they are going to have a kick to them and be quite powerful. They are one step away from being chainsaws. Professionals only for these, please.
California Models
Some Kawasaki hedge trimmers are illegal to buy, sell or use in the state of California. If you live in California, you need one of the special California models that Kawasaki makes. In fact, any combustible engine-powered portable device may be banned in parts of California due to pollution laws, no matter what kind of fluid they need to power it. You also need to be aware of what days of the week you are allowed to use a hedge trimmer.
Special Features
One of the reasons professionals like Kawasaki hedge trimmers (whether they live in California or not) is due to the special shape of the trimming blades. The shape of the blade tips is called "chamfered", which is a fancy way of saying the tips are angled to help you get into hard to reach areas like tree branches.
Another special feature on many Kawasaki hedge trimmers is that the handle rotates or is in some way adjustable. This means that in order to get the blade into an awkward area, you don't have to put yourself into an awkward position. This cuts down on your fatigue factor and helps you keep your balance. You will need your balance when operating such a big and dangerous piece of equipment.
