Hopefully, your garden does not suffer from so many weeds that you need to take off a weed eater’s head regularly. Inevitably, there will come a time when you need to remove one so you can remove the debris from the weeds properly. This can be tricky for the first time that you have to …
Weed eaters, weed wackers, string trimmers, whipper snippers – whatever you call them, they’re the best tools for the job when weeds start taking over the lawn. And when the lawn mower isn’t cutting it (literally), weed wackers are also great for showing those hard-to-reach patches of grass who’s boss. When they turn on, that …
So your garden needs to be edged, and you have never used a string trimmer. Well, if this sounds like you when you have come to the right place. In this article we are going to cover everything you could possibly need to know about how to edge with a string trimmer. With all of …
Should you be doing some garden landscaping and suddenly your hedge trimmer seems to struggle with cutting shrubs and branches, then it might be due time for you to give your blades a good sharpening. Sharpening your hedge trimmers is actually pretty easy, and you will soon be able to get them back into their …
Finding a good weed and grass trimmer can be quite a challenge. There is a lot to think about when you start shopping. You may have considered going with a gas-powered option. This is fine if you need a lot of power, don’t mind the fumes, and don’t mind a loud engine either. However, if …
Greenworks Pro 80V vs. Kobalt 80V Cordless String Trimmer Read More »
Gasoline-powered trimmers can be a tried-and-true option for those who need weeds, grass and other issues in their yard cleared away. You may expect that no electric model could possibly measure up, even though you may not want to deal with the smell of gasoline. However, electric trimmers like the Greenworks 21102 and 21142 prove …
Greenworks 21102 Top Mount Trimmer vs. Greenworks 21142 Corded String Trimmer Read More »
