Gardena COMFORTCUT P4A 50 18v Cordless Hedge Trimmer 500mm No Batteries No Battery Charger
£54.95 at Tooled Up · 21% below amazon price £69.95
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Amazon UK £69.95 (checked 15 Oct) · #209,320 bestseller in Garden.
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Held at £54.95 since we started tracking it on 10 Sept.
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Cordless, convenient, lightweight and easy to use: this Gardena ComfortCut P4A Hedge Trimmer is fitted with a 500mm blade which is ideal for maintaining smaller hedges around your home.
Thanks to a clearly visible LED indicator directly on the tool, you are always aware of the current charge level, so you’ll know when it is time to take a break to either charge it or connect another battery.
The hedge trimmer is compatible with all batteries from the Power For All 18v Alliance, a cross-brand battery platform that includes the Bosch home and garden cordless power tool range.
With its ErgoLine h
Thanks to a clearly visible LED indicator directly on the tool, you are always aware of the current charge level, so you’ll know when it is time to take a break to either charge it or connect another battery.
The hedge trimmer is compatible with all batteries from the Power For All 18v Alliance, a cross-brand battery platform that includes the Bosch home and garden cordless power tool range.
With its ErgoLine h
EAN 4078500054256 · Gardena. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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