Gardena EASYCUT 40 P4A 18v Cordless Hedge Trimmer 400mm No Batteries No Battery Charger
£44.95 at Tooled Up · 24% below amazon price £58.95
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Amazon UK £58.95 (checked 15 Oct) · #216,356 bestseller in Garden.
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The new EasyCut 40 cordless hedge trimmer from Gardena is part of the PowerForAll 18v Alliance, meaning it will run on any PowerForAll 18v lithium ion battery - from Gardena as well as other manufacturers.
Equipped with a 400mm blade, battery power makes this compact and lightweight machine extremely convenient to use.
What's more, as it is part of the PowerForAll system, it shares battery compatibility with a huge variety of cordless tools for the home and garden.
Features include a comfortable two handed safety starter switch, a blade tip protector which helps guard the cutting edges against
Equipped with a 400mm blade, battery power makes this compact and lightweight machine extremely convenient to use.
What's more, as it is part of the PowerForAll system, it shares battery compatibility with a huge variety of cordless tools for the home and garden.
Features include a comfortable two handed safety starter switch, a blade tip protector which helps guard the cutting edges against
EAN 4078500061865 · Gardena. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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