Makita DUR181Z 18V Body Only Cordless Li-ion Line Trimmer, Blue

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Prekvapí vás nízkou hmotnosťou a dokonalým vyvážením, vďaka čomu sa vám s ňou bude naozaj príjemne pracovať. The battery position is located under the main adjustable loop handle, exactly at the place that plays a role of pivot point when the tool is swung like a pendulum for grass cutting. The Makita DUR181 is excellent if you’re working in a tight space among shrubs and trees, because its shorter reach means is easy to handle. The Makita DUR181 is sold on some online sites body-only, but it needs a Makita BL1840B 18-volt 4-amp Li-ion battery and a Makita BL 1840B battery charger. They came on in different combinations to show the condition of your battery – fully charged, part-charged, broken.

Nevertheless, it is a highly adaptable, good-value and lightweight machine for medium-sized gardens. The battery is under the handle, right at the back of the machine, so you can move your hands across the front of your body as you strim and you can swivel the tool. The company evolves constantly, fulfilling the needs of its clients, aiming for more user-friendly design and experience. The battery is easy to fit and retains enough power to do my who front and rear gardens, a good 1/5 th of an acre.The Makita DUR 181 has a low level of vibration that might not suit some users, and is best worked in ten-minute bursts. Today, we have millions of users a month from around the world, and assess more than 1,000 products a year. This additional handle provides users with increased control and stability while operating the trimmer, ensuring a more comfortable and precise trimming experience.

Although not particularly powerful at 18V, the Makita DUR181 worked well on lawn grass and young nettles. So, whether you're looking for a battery cordless, electric, petrol, or robotic mower, you can trust in my expertise to guide you towards the best option for your garden.Duologi is the trading name of Specialist Lending Ltd, which is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (register number 774712). Although a century-old, Makita in terms of power tool manufacturer is relatively younger than its competition on the market. The angle of the head can be adjusted through nearly 90 degrees to suit either working on a bank or down at ground level, and can be rotated 180 degrees for edging.