Yea, well, it's a bit over-powered for the average homeowner, but I know a lot of average homeowners who like their stuff over-powered. As a commercial guy, gosh, I may keep this in the truck!
Battery power makes sense for string trimmers and edgers. You just need to have 2 or 3 extra batteries on hand if you're running the equipment all day.
The thing is that you have to keep the brush blade sharp to the motor from being over worked because a dull blade is going to put strain on the motor just like a 2 cycle equipment well at least the blade is having a guard to keep it from being damaged
I like it when an electric tool performs like a gas one, like this one did. I like my gas equipment, but it's just real nice not having to fill gas, breath exhaust, and so on.
Yea, I just officially became a brand representative. Many more products coming. Stay tuned. Next is their 40V blower! But don't worry guys, the Cheetah videos are coming. Just a major drought right now.
@@bradolsen8629 lol, I actually still use it every day. It's just not that exciting right now. Most of the grass around here is looking pretty sparse because of this drought.
I want to be clear, I may not have shown that well, but the motor housing is thick solid metal! And it is very strong. Right up there with my gas brush trimmers. I thought I had shown that adequately but maybe not so I want to state it here.
www.amazon.com/PowerSmart-Cordless-Trimmer-Lith-ion-Included/dp/B09YV3CSFF
powersmartusa.com/products/40v-4-0ah-cordless-string-trimmer-and-brush-cutter-13-cutting-path
It's extremely strong guys!
I’m really impressed with these products and the battery life. I think this would work well for the average homeowner.
Yea, well, it's a bit over-powered for the average homeowner, but I know a lot of average homeowners who like their stuff over-powered. As a commercial guy, gosh, I may keep this in the truck!
Battery power makes sense for string trimmers and edgers. You just need to have 2 or 3 extra batteries on hand if you're running the equipment all day.
Team 40v still using my Greenworks ✔️💯👍🏽
The thing is that you have to keep the brush blade sharp to the motor from being over worked because a dull blade is going to put strain on the motor just like a 2 cycle equipment well at least the blade is having a guard to keep it from being damaged
Thank you, I just purchased one and wasn't too sure if both trimmer and brush cutter stay on together. Now I'm looking forward to using it.
Thank you!
Not bad on the string,the blade I'm still iffy on. I prefer a gas trimmer to be honest..jmop of course..
I like it when an electric tool performs like a gas one, like this one did. I like my gas equipment, but it's just real nice not having to fill gas, breath exhaust, and so on.
Call Mike let me understand. You are a representative of powersmart??
Yea, I just officially became a brand representative. Many more products coming. Stay tuned. Next is their 40V blower! But don't worry guys, the Cheetah videos are coming. Just a major drought right now.
@@Something2LookAt you might want to go and pet your cheetah it’s probably wondering if it’s out of a job
@@bradolsen8629 lol, I actually still use it every day. It's just not that exciting right now. Most of the grass around here is looking pretty sparse because of this drought.
Actually seems really weak. Plastic motor housing was all I needed to see, no thanks. Have you tried the Husqvarna stuff? It's a bit beefier.
I want to be clear, I may not have shown that well, but the motor housing is thick solid metal! And it is very strong. Right up there with my gas brush trimmers. I thought I had shown that adequately but maybe not so I want to state it here.