Which trimmer to use

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MidnightJake

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hi! I have a question but I am mostly focused on trimmers. I don't have a big yard so I don't need a mower but I can't decide between corded and battery trimmers. Is it true that most corded trimmers aren't as strong as battery models? I have read that on the .com/, but I would like from you to hear an actual experience. My yard is small, so I think that most corded trimmers could cover it, but my bigger concern is the power of the trimmer. I have some stubborn weed which grows like crazy and I am not sure if a corded trimmer can handle it.
 
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gm280

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Welcome aboard MidnightJak, great to have a new member. :welcome:

I assume you don't want a fuel powered trimmer. With that assumption, there are a lot of high quality battery units that would do the job. Check out the Stihl or Echo websites and have a look. Usually the typical box store models (Walmart, Lowe's, Home Deport, ETC) are mainly a yearly use model and look for another one next year. At lease that is what I've found out so many times until I bought a quality model. JMHO
 

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Welcome aboard MidnightJak, great to have a new member. :welcome:

I assume you don't want a fuel powered trimmer. With that assumption, there are a lot of high quality battery units that would do the job. Check out the Stihl or Echo websites and have a look. Usually the typical box store models (Walmart, Lowe's, Home Deport, ETC) are mainly a yearly use model and look for another one next year. At lease that is what I've found out so many times until I bought a quality model. JMHO

Hey GM - This guy's a spammer promoting his own web site. Two Jakes isn't coincidental.

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