Thanks to everyone who offered advice on choosing a hedge trimmer. As
of today, I own the battery-powered Black and Decker Hedgehog. I think
the comment that turned the trick was the poster who said he found
himself tackling small yard jobs on the spur of the moment because the
cordless tools were always ready to pick up and go. Thanks to everyone
for your input!

Jo Ann

wrote:
Thanks to everyone who offered advice on choosing a hedge trimmer. As
of today, I own the battery-powered Black and Decker Hedgehog. I
think the comment that turned the trick was the poster who said he
found himself tackling small yard jobs on the spur of the moment
because the cordless tools were always ready to pick up and go.
Thanks to everyone for your input!

Jo Ann

Thanks for letting us know how it turned out. I don't think I made that
comment, but I do agree with it.

--
Joseph Meehan

Dia duit

Actually, though, it was your post that first got me thinking about
cordless. So far, I really like it. Lightweight, effective, very easy
to use, and stays charged plenty long enough for the amount of trimming
I feel like doing in a single session.

Jo Ann

Joseph Meehan wrote:
wrote:
Thanks to everyone who offered advice on choosing a hedge trimmer. As
of today, I own the battery-powered Black and Decker Hedgehog. I
think the comment that turned the trick was the poster who said he
found himself tackling small yard jobs on the spur of the moment
because the cordless tools were always ready to pick up and go.
Thanks to everyone for your input!

Jo Ann

Thanks for letting us know how it turned out. I don't think I made that
comment, but I do agree with it.

--
Joseph Meehan

Dia duit