Outdoor Power Tools
Six gas trimmers compared on published engine size, cutting swath, weight and warranty. POWUSE takes the top spot, but three specific conditions push the decision toward a different machine.
Outdoor Power Tools
Seven attachment capable trimmers compared on swath width, shaft weight and what each one plugs into. The Greenworks 60V takes the top spot, but two picks beat it on weight.
Outdoor Power Tools
Wheeled, blade-fed cordless trimmers all promise heavy duty cutting. Only some publish the numbers that back it. Here's how six of them compare on weight, reach, cutting width and blade sets, and which one I'd buy first.
Outdoor Power Tools
Six string trimmers compared on the numbers that actually matter: cutting width, weight, shaft length and runtime. One clear winner, plus the two conditions that hand the job to a gas engine instead.
Outdoor Power Tools
Six cordless pole saws sorted by the two numbers that actually decide the job: how high the shaft reaches and how much weight your arms hold at full extension. EGO's PS1001 leads, but three cheaper picks flip the answer.
Outdoor Power Tools
Seven gas pole saws lined up by published engine size, bar length, reach and weight. The winner is not the biggest engine, and the reason has more to do with what your shoulders can hold overhead for twenty minutes.