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<blockquote data-quote="JayKay" data-source="post: 109627" data-attributes="member: 324">Bought a beast of an electric trimmer this spring.&nbsp; Love it.&nbsp; DeWalt 40V lithium ion model, with the 4.0 maH discharge rate.&nbsp; They make one with a 6.0 maH rate, but was another $50.&nbsp; Mine was $200-ish this spring, when on sale at ACME in Bismarck.&nbsp; Bought it while there was still snow on the ground.&nbsp; Later, they ran a sale where you got it for $250-ish, but they included a second battery pack.&nbsp; I could kick myself for not waiting for that deal..Anyhow, I have a smallish yard in Bismarck, but I also take care of my folks' bigger yard.&nbsp; I can trim both yards twice, on one pack, and still have 1 battery bar left (there are three bars when fully charged).I took it to the inlaws farm yesterday, and trimmed around two houses, a couple propane tanks, various yard lights, and water hookups, etc.&nbsp; Around the shop and the garage, etc.&nbsp; I still had one bar of battery left, and I went through some heavy heavy stuff.&nbsp; I was covered from the waist down, in green slop, but the whole farmyard looked good.No oil, no gas, no sound, no choke, no pull start.&nbsp; I can throw it in the back of my SUV and it doesn't leak.&nbsp; Love love love it.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="JayKay, post: 109627, member: 324"] Bought a beast of an electric trimmer this spring. Love it. DeWalt 40V lithium ion model, with the 4.0 maH discharge rate. They make one with a 6.0 maH rate, but was another $50. Mine was $200-ish this spring, when on sale at ACME in Bismarck. Bought it while there was still snow on the ground. Later, they ran a sale where you got it for $250-ish, but they included a second battery pack. I could kick myself for not waiting for that deal.. Anyhow, I have a smallish yard in Bismarck, but I also take care of my folks' bigger yard. I can trim both yards twice, on one pack, and still have 1 battery bar left (there are three bars when fully charged). I took it to the inlaws farm yesterday, and trimmed around two houses, a couple propane tanks, various yard lights, and water hookups, etc. Around the shop and the garage, etc. I still had one bar of battery left, and I went through some heavy heavy stuff. I was covered from the waist down, in green slop, but the whole farmyard looked good. No oil, no gas, no sound, no choke, no pull start. I can throw it in the back of my SUV and it doesn't leak. Love love love it. [/QUOTE]

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