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855-279-0505If the trimming and edging you need to do is within reach of an electrical outlet, nothing beats the smooth performance and innovative features of a Worx electric string trimmer. For smaller yards, this is the perfect solution that gives you the best of everything—no keeping track of batteries and chargers, and none of the muss and fuss of a gas-powered trimmer. This is what we call working smarter, not harder.
String trimmers are a mainstay of homeowner DIY lawn care and maintenance. Whacking weeds down, trimming down grass in unwanted areas, creating clean edges around your yard, shrubs, flower beds, and garden beds—all these tasks can be accomplished with the right string trimmer. But what kind of string trimmer should you buy? The broad categories of string trimmers you must choose between include a corded electric trimmer, a battery-powered cordless trimmer, or a gas-powered trimmer. Here are the pros and cons of each:
Whether a corded electric string trimmer or a battery-operated cordless string trimmer is right for you, Worx has you covered with the perfect solution you need.
Trimming grass, cutting down weeds, and creating clean edges has never been easier if you have the Worx 6 Amp Electric 15" String Trimmer & Edger (WG124). This corded string trimmer model has robust two-in-one trimming and edging capability. Switching from trimmer mode to wheeled edger mode is as quick and easy as pulling and rotating the handle. Grasp the handle and the part of the tool where the shaft meets the cutting head. Pull the handle away from the cutting head and twist clockwise. Release, and you’re all set. Perform the same action to return to trimmer mode, except twist in a counterclockwise direction.
With multiple points of adjustment, you don’t have to contort your body to fit the tool. Instead, you make the tool fit your height and posture with the following features:
This model of string trimmer weighs only 6.38 pounds for less fatigue and easy maneuvering. It also features a dual auto-feed trimmer line system, which means you never have to bump the trimmer to feed additional line. Every time you turn the trimmer off, it automatically feeds a quarter inch of fresh line. If you need to manually feed the line, locate where the spools are on the machine. On the outside of the holder is a button beside the hole that the spool line comes out. Press the button to feed out fresh line.
If you have flower beds and garden beds, then you know how difficult it can be to maintain clean edges around them because of how quickly grass creeps its way into the beds. This is when you need a more serious approach to edging by performing trench cuts that create a clearer physical break between lawn and bed. Get a clean edge easy to maintain through mowing and trimming with the 12 Amp Electric 7.5" Lawn Edger/Trencher (WG896).
This Worx lawn edger and trencher model features a powerful 12 Amp motor to provide professional, clean edges and trench cuts. Three positions to adjust the blade depth gives you the versatility to edge your lawn where it meets a sidewalk, driveway, or patio, deeper edging around mailboxes, tree trunks, and fences, or performing trench cuts around flower beds and garden beds. A cutting line indicator keeps you on track for optimal precision and maintaining a straight line. The adjustable shaft means you can shorten or lengthen this tool to match your height and posture for an ergonomic fit to minimize fatigue while working.
While Worx lawn and garden tools may or may not be available at a retail store near you, nothing beats the convenience of shopping for your tools online at the Worx website. Buy what you need with a few clicks and relax. Your Worx products will be delivered to your doorstep in no time. If you want to be among the first to hear about new products, money-saving offers, and limited-time deals, then you’ll want to sign up for our SMS text updates. Simply text VIP to 28266 to start receiving the inside scoop. If you’d rather receive updates by email, scroll down to the bottom of page and sign up for the Worx Newsletter by entering your email address in the subscription box.
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