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I'm cross--posting to DIY and to Gardening.
I have had two Bosch AHS 55-26 (corded) hedgetrimmers in the last 10 years. I cut a lot of hedging, in three different gardens, and this is a great cutter: 55cm blade, 600W power, and weighs 3.6kg; my second one cost me about 130 several years ago. Used sensibly, nothing stops it blazing through the many different hedges I look after. I'm starting to get older ... hang on: I've always been getting older: what has happened is that I'm starting to _feel_ older, and I'm wondering if a cordless (therefore lighter) trimmer will be kinder to my now-rapidly declining body. Does anyone have reasonably extensive experience of cordless trimmers? I can't really believe that even the best cordless trimmer could match the power of the one I have. Opinions would be most welcome - TIA John |
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