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by - written on 30/09/01
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by - written on 30/09/01 (Very useful, 1805 readings)
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In the Magee household we make use of two hedge trimmers. I'd like to tell you about them both. My husband favours the Black and Decker cordless. I'm not generally one for worrying about the looks of garden machinery but this is smart, even elegant, with its matt black finish and neat sheath which can be wall-mounted. We've mounted it in the back of a cupboard and stored the charging unit and energy pack separately so that there's no possibility of a lethal weapon falling into the wrong hands. It would be lethal too. There's a 27" double-sided blade, which means that you can cut on the forward and backward strokes. Do ... Read the complete review
by - written on 19/08/00 (Useful, 870 readings)
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As i have a very large garden with conifers, all the way down the sides i needed hedge trimmers that were light and wasn't electric where you have to keep getting off your ladders to keep moving the extension cable. I saw the perfect one in my local garden centre, they were Black and Decker corless hedge trimmers. Now i can just cut my conifers without fear of cutting into the electric cable. And no more moving the extension along with me until i reach the top of the garden. ... Read the complete review
by - written on 13/07/00 (Useful, 1807 readings)
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We have just bought a Black & Decker cordless strimmer after giving up on the large petrol strimmer that my husband had insisted was the only one for our fairly large garden! It is a pleasure to use. The strimmer doesn't catch in the wire, as the first ones did, it is sturdy, strong and cuts through the weeds brilliantly. It also edges the lawn which is really useful. The charge lasts about 30 minutes, which is usually time enough for most jobs and then there is a booster charge if you want to continue without fully re-charging it. If it needs to be fully charged it takes about an hour and a half, and we always let it run down completely. ... Read the complete review

