Just got the wireless string trimmer NST2018 for $90+tax after 10% mover coupon from Lowes, together with another free battery which costs $35 itself. product link
The review is mixed, most negative feedback is about short battery life which held me from purchasing it. Since they are giving one extra battery away for free, I would have 3 batteries which should be enough for one run. BTW, I bought it in Houston, Texas.
I have this for about 2 years. It will work if u have a small yard. Mine came with 2 batteries also and they barely last long enough for my small yard.
good luck. Those batteries take a few hours to charge too. So I always have to plan ahead to charge the batteries in order to mow and trim my lawn. I should have stay with the corded trimmer. But I gave that to my brother after I got this cordless trimmer.
shingletingle
Senior Member - 1K
posted: May. 11, 2009 @ 7:20a
phony said: My first deal post, please be nice.
Just got the wireless string trimmer NST2018 for $90+tax after 10% mover coupon from Lowes, together with another free battery which costs $35 itself. product link
The review is mixed, most negative feedback is about short battery life which held me from purchasing it. Since they are giving one extra battery away for free, I would have 3 batteries which should be enough for one run. BTW, I bought it in Houston, Texas.
You mean CORDLESS trimmer, not wireless.
Spyder235
New Member
posted: May. 11, 2009 @ 3:58p
You mean CORDLESS trimmer, not wireless.
That's pretty harsh. A cord is 3 wires....
I have this product and it works on my small yard (10 x 40 yards) without wearing down the first battery.
The battery takes 6-9 hours to charge initially, I assume it takes that long every time.
home123
Happy Member
posted: May. 15, 2009 @ 8:20p
does it require rebate? I couldn't find the rebate form online.
home123 said: does it require rebate? I couldn't find the rebate form online.
THnaks,
home123, it's not a rebate, it's instant saving. I think it was a one week promotion, and I got it on the last day. It's quite handy, but the battery drains quickly when I use it for edging. Now I'm thinking to buy another edger, cause it's slow to edge with a trimmer. Any ideas?
CoreyC said: This would be fine with a 1/2 acre yard. My yard is just under 1/2 acres and I only use 1 battery a week.
Now this doesn't have near the power of a gas trimmer, so if you are trimming anything besides grass or weeds this isn't what you want.It may be fine for a few months, but after the battery loses a little power it won't last....I threw mine away and bought a nice 4-stroke trimmer...It may cut your leg off, but weeds are no match
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