Weed Eater Hedge Trimmer Cuts Time For Big Job
There are many different brands on the market from which to choose when looking for products to make time spent outdoors more convenient. Those looking for equipment to hack through some of the larger branches of hedges and shrubs might want to consider looking into the models of Weed Eater hedge trimmers before making their final selection. The offerings from Poulon, which puts out the Weed Eater brand, are typically for those who will be needing a machine that can run longer than an 30-minutes, the usual time of many of the cordless units on the market today.
Those who spend a lot of time in the yard have come to recognize the name for their innovations and quality and a Weed Eater hedge trimmer. Powered by a gasoline engine, can be taken to the remote areas of the yard without the need for an extension cord or the worry about when the battery is going to need recharging. The brand is also recognized for chewing up weeds with string trimmers and performing many other trim functions in the yard.
Originally, people that needed to clean up close to their house or under fences were limited in the offerings and may have resorted to using hand power to get rid of unsightly weeds and using hand-held clippers to keep their hedges in check. Today, a Weed Eater hedge trimmer cuts down on the time needed to keep the growing branches neatly in order as hedges and bushes grow throughout the season.
Choosing Right Model For The Right Job
Those with small hedges located close to their home may get away with using an electric hedge trimmer, whether corded or cordless, but for those with larger hedges that require attention, a Weed Eater hedge trimmer can be the answer to having to start and re-start the trimming job. Once the battery in a cordless trimmer runs dry, it has to be charged before the job can continue and realistically, the odds of the job being finished rises with every recharging event.
Two models of Weed Eater hedge trimmer with a gasoline engine, a 19-inch and 22-inch blade, both running on the power of a 25-cc engine, can tear through hedges with branches up to about three-quarters of an inch in diameter. They can continued their tear through the shrubs and bushes as long as there is gas for the engine, usually lasting about an hour on a tank of gas.
