Worx WG184 40V Power Share 13" Tagliabordi a batteria e tagliabordi con ruote (batterie e caricabatterie inclusi) 2 batterie da 20 V + caricabatterie inclusi

Brand:WORX

3.4/5

€
253.87

[COMPRENDE] 2x20V Trimmer & Edger, (2) 20V MaxLithium Batterie, Caricabatterie 20V, bobina, protezione di sicurezza. [TESTA PIVOTANTE] In questo modo puoi tagliare e bordare su terreni in pendenza o irregolari. [MANIGLIA D-GRIP] Afferralo da qualsiasi angolazione e fai movimenti fluidi e lunghi. È regolabile, quindi puoi trovare una posizione di lavoro comoda per te. [PRO-GRADE] Filo per tagliabordi di livello professionale per spigoli vivi e risultati paesaggistici professionali. [ACCELERATORE A VELOCITÀ VARIABILE] Aumenta la velocità quando ti imbatti in erba più dura, quindi riducila per aumentare l'autonomia. [COMMAND FEED] L'innovativo sistema di spool Command Feed offre l'alimentazione istantanea della linea con il semplice tocco di un pulsante. [STESSA BATTERIA, POTENZA ESPANDIBILE] Worx Power Share è compatibile con tutti gli strumenti Worx 20v e 40v, alimentazione esterna e prodotti lifestyle. [2-IN-1] Si trasforma facilmente da tagliabordi a tagliabordi con ruote in linea. [2x20V=40V] Alimentato da due batterie MaxLithium PowerShare da 20V per 40V di potenza e prestazioni totali.

Prodotto non disponibile

EAN: 0845534017878

Categories: Patio, prato e giardino, Utensili elettrici per esterni, Tagliacorde,

Assembly Required	No
Batteries	2 Lithium Ion batteries required.
Brand	WORX
Color	black and orange
Country of Origin	China
Customer Reviews	4.3 4.3 out of 5 stars 2,524 ratings 4.3 out of 5 stars
Cutting Width	13 Inches
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	No
Item model number	WG184
Item Weight	6.5 Pounds
Manufacturer	WORX
Power Source	Battery Powered
Product Dimensions	65.77 x 13.75 x 9 inches
Product Dimensions	65.77"L x 13.75"W

5 Star

4 Star

3 Star

2 Star

1 Star

Scrivi la tua recensione

La tua mail non sarà pubblicata. Tutti i campi obbligatori sono segnati con^*

La tua valutazione

Scritto da: Sierra Fan

Perfect Replacement Battery for My Toro Edger/Trimmer

Toro quit making the 24v trimmer/edger that I had used for over 7 years and the supply chain issues failed to provide a suitable Toro replacement. I'd read good reviews on this trimmer/edger by WORX, so I gave it a try. This trims well and edges even better. I can trim/edge my one-acre lawn at least twice before I need to recharge the batteries and I still have battery power left. Charging the batteries is pretty fast, too. I don't seem to use as much trimmer line as with my former Toro and it feeds easily when I need more line. Would buy again.

Scritto da: Keith VanLierop

Two batteries does NOT mean extended run time.

After spending most of the last two seasons fighting with a handful of new 2-stroke weed-eaters (I can't find any new 2-stroke tools that I can get to reliably run for more than a month or so before needing constant adjustment) I figured I would give a battery-powered unit a try. I live in the country and keep up about 2 acres so battery life was my main concern. The Good: This trimmer has just as much power as any gas-powered trimmer I've ever used. Plenty of torque to cut through thick, overgrown brush. With a double-line head (it only has a single-line) it would be absolutely on par with any gas-powered unit that I have used. I haven't ever used a trimmer with a single-line head before, but I can only guess that's the reason that this unit seems like it barely uses any string. Where I would, in the past, commonly use at least one full reel of .085 - .100 string to do my weekly trimming, this unit can go at least twice the distance. It seems to me that the reel holds no more string than the other trimmers I've used. Having used only the standard bump-feed style line feed systems, I was apprehensive about the push-button feed system. It works just fine. Nothing to complain about. The Bad: I specifically bought this unit because it came with two batteries. I figured that meant I could have a battery on the charger while I was using the other battery in the unit. After I got the trimmer out of the box I quickly realized that I was wrong, and came back to the product description to realize that I had misread what was stated pretty clearly. Don't make the same mistake I did. It's a 40V unit and it comes with 20V batteries - this means that it needs both batteries installed to run. Battery life is so-so. I was hoping to get about a half-hour of use out of the trimmer on a charge. I can get no more than about 20 minutes of operation, less if I'm cutting thick brush. This is ok, but barely. In order to make using this trimmer convenient, I need at least one more set of two batteries. Four more (a total of six) would actually let me use it about as effectively as a comparable gas trimmer. The batteries take about an hour to charge with the included charger. HOWEVER, if you have just been using them in the trimmer, it will take 15+ minutes for them to cool enough to start the charging cycle. So figure on at least 90 minutes, conservatively, to get the batteries back once they're dead. In conclusion, I'm actually pretty happy with this trimmer. I don't have to spend an hour or two every month monkeying around with carburetors, which was my main objective. I was concerned about run-time on my larger property, but with a few extra batteries I think this is going to be remedied. Depending on how long the batteries last before they need to be replaced, the savings in trimmer string that this unit allows will help offset the cost of the batteries. Also, a comparable gas trimmer would cost at least $50 - $100 more, so that offsets the cost of batteries as well. If you live in an average suburban house with an average suburban yard, the run time and trimming power will be more than sufficient.

Scritto da: R2T4

Vibration problem in my case.

We had their older model, single 40v battery before & it seemed to do well. Eventually though it did slow & stop working. We bought a new battery, (expensive), but found out that that wasn't the problem. So when we went to buy another of the same model, "THIS", "Worx WG184 40V Power Share 13" Cordless String Trimmer & Wheeled Edger, was the newer model, (& the only one offered). which has two 20v batteries instead of the one 40v. (Now we have a useless brand new 40v battery). It is also a bit longer, & a bit heavier as well, at least for older folks like me. My problem is that "when I" use it more than 20 or 30 minutes at a go, it causes my arms to ache or feel funny & my hands to shake for a full 24 hours or more afterwards. This may be only my problem but the doctors I've talked to about it have no solution to why. Other than these problems it seems to do the job it was designed for, well. Getting into some smaller tight areas can be a problem even when turning it sideways. It really eats up the string then or if one hits a metal fence when trying to get close to the edge. I also tried 2 different cheap brands of string. These are NOT something one should skimp on, in my opinion if one chooses to get a weed whacker. I haven't really needed to use the wheel attachment yet. We don't need to edge our grass out here in the country.

Scritto da: Michael Thomas

Nice device for trimming

Haven't really had the chance as of yet to use it extensively to make an honest assessment on power and battery life, but it was indeed easy to assemble. Also it's not too heavy ven with the two 20v batteries attached.

Scritto da: Amazon Customer

Batteries could last longer

Batteries work about 20 minutes. Otherwise it is good device, but quite heavy. The trim line that came with this device is a big frustration. First part of it worked well, but last meter of this line came off and flew away every minute. Also it was twisted and I had to fix it every minute.

Scritto da: Doug King

Good unit - not the best run time

Love the feel and function. Runs about 15-20 minutes before having to recharge. Recharges I’m about 1 hour. Beats lugging gas and it has auto spooling which is nice.

Scritto da: Amazon Customer

Was suppose to come with 2 power share batteries. It did not

No power share batteries