Gardena EASYCUT 110 P4A 18v Cordless Tree Pruner No Batteries No Battery Charger
£89.95 at Tooled Up · 17% below amazon price £108.95
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Amazon UK £108.95 (checked 18 Oct) · #122,244 bestseller in Garden.
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Held at £89.95 since we started tracking it on 10 Sept.
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The shortest tree pruner in the Gardena EASYCUT range, the EASYCUT 110 is suitable for cutting through branches close to the ground as well as above head height.
It is part of the PowerForAll 18v Alliance, and can be used with any 18v lithium ion battery in the PowerForAll system - from Gardena as well as other manufacturers.
This means it shares battery compatibility with a wide range of cordless tools for the home and garden.
With a length of 110cm, the EASYCUT 110 provides up to around 2.5 metres of reach, depending on the height of the individual user.
Its low weight of 1.9kg (without batt
It is part of the PowerForAll 18v Alliance, and can be used with any 18v lithium ion battery in the PowerForAll system - from Gardena as well as other manufacturers.
This means it shares battery compatibility with a wide range of cordless tools for the home and garden.
With a length of 110cm, the EASYCUT 110 provides up to around 2.5 metres of reach, depending on the height of the individual user.
Its low weight of 1.9kg (without batt
EAN 4078500065511 · Gardena. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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