G Tech cordless grass strimmer. Any good?

[George Goudie]

I like the idea of free blades for life. Anyone any experience of it?

http://www.gtech.co.uk/garden-tools/gtech-st20-cordless-grass-trimmer.html

Need it for my jungle.

 

[the_paceman]

think it would run out of charge very quickly if cutting long or wet grass, ask for a free trial before you part with your cash

 

[George Goudie]

It claims 30 minutes on a four hour charge.

 

[frankfurterbear1]

my folks have bought me the hover a d the hand held. they are both super. The Hover is amazing and the charge lasts a decent time and the cordless factor it wins hands down versus a dyson.

 

[the_brunton_bear]

Grown men talking about hoovers on a football forum.I don't like the modern world

 

[omar]

Likewise: G-tech hedge trimmer / branch cutter?

 

[surfbear]

Likewise: G-tech head trimmer / branch cutter?

I like it, need to press to keep it on can be awkward but charge lasts and not too heavy.

Strinmer ok but not so good for heavier stuff

 

[omar]

I like it, need to press to keep it on can be awkward but charge lasts and not too heavy.

Strinmer ok but not so good for heavier stuff

Upon reading my reply, I realised I couldn't spell hedge! A head trimmer might be something slightly different.

 

[surfbear]

Ha ha I guessed it was hedge. Also used it in country for chopping nettles, thistles, thin tree branches and ivy etc.

 

[Troobluu]

M8 don't waste yer cash on it buy a petrol one you will never regret it

 

[Port Bear]

M8 don't waste yer cash on it buy a petrol one you will never regret it

Hi, i've had a bosch cordless strimmer for 5 years now and never had a problem