Milwaukee M18 FUEL Hedge Trimmer 2726-21HD
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- Опубликовано: 14 фев 2017
- The Milwaukee M18 FUEL Hedge Trimmer 2726-21HD is a durable, power, well designed cordless hedge trimmer. On the outside, its a no-frills tool, while on the inside, you have the performance of the well-proven and highly engineered sawzall mechanism working for you.
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I love Milwaukee! All my power tools are Milwaukee, but I've had a Black and Pecker for 9 years and still going strong.
These work very well on maintained shrubs. If the shrubs are thick and over grown then they struggle. But if you keep the shrubs trimmed regularly then they work very well . We use them all the time but still use the gas hedge trimmers when needed.
Can't wait to get mine, my string trimmer broke last year and I didn't buy one just cuz I wanted to get the M18 one this year, cheers and nice video Rob, keep up the hard work !
thanks
Excellent review. Subscribed. Thanks
It sits level with a 5.0 battery on it too. I have one and like it a lot. One feature I'd like is what Toro has, a rotating handle that can go center, 90 deg left, 90 deg right.
sam watching from kenya. thank you
I'd still love to see Milwaukee come out with heated pants. Very cool stuff. A cordless chainsaw would be really cool too.
Wish granted, chainsaw is here
m m lol I was just about to comment this and i saw your comment as soon as I can get one I am MILWAUKEE ALL THE WAY coming from a used to be dewalt guy
Three-quarter inch cutting capacity is very good especially if it can cut through dry branches because as you know there’s a big difference between green branches and dry
Good vid and review.
Glad you enjoyed it
I have five of the M18 2.0 batteries...how long do you think the run time would be with a 2.0?
can u review the m18 grease gun
Is it dishwasher safe?
How does Milwakee compare to Ryobi? Reason I ask is that Ryobi has the trimmer, 40v battery, and charger for $69.99 at HD.. Is Milwakee really worth the extra $229??
Milwaukee is heavy duty and rated for pro use. Ryobi is geared to the homeowner / DIy-er. The tool and battery will not last as many cycles
Thanks for the reply! Good to know.
So can this trimmer match up with the performance of a gas unit? Can it hold up to commercial use? I'm trying to decide if I should invest in one. Any ones feed back will be great!
bhepp344 it is certainly durable enough but I do not work in the commercial landscaping industry so I'm not expert
I'm gassing it will hold up well but the batteries will probably need replacing after year or two
Thank you! I really enjoy your videos!
great review, as usual ))
Any news on M18 chainsaw? ;-)
nothing yet
Its here
You should do a video and see what it will do to hotdogs
So I here that you will need the high demand 9.0 battery so it can run to it’s peek power. I have the lithium batteries but not the high demand.
Were you using 3/4" or 3/8" dowels for testing?
3/8"
Frogboyattacks I'm not sure why you feel the need to be hostile and condescending...
At 3:37 he said 3/4". He had also spoke of the tools claim to cut 3/4" branches. At 3:59 he said 3/8" dowels.
Hi William: to clarify the tool is rated to cut 3/4" branches. I verified and tested this on bushes and its true. To test it in the shop we used 3/8" dowels. We did this because the dowels are denser and harder than "green" 3/4" branches.
IMHO the hedgetrimmer has one big flaw - weight. I was looking into a cordless hedge trimmer as my hedge isn't that big to mess with a gas powered one but big enough to be annoyed by the cord and small enough be be done on a charge or two with a battery powered one. However I also wanted a lighter hedge trimmer than my 15y+ old Makita I got when I bought the house. It's quite heavy on the arms/back doing large parts of the hedge as you have to lift it quite high. Well.... The Milwaukee is even very noticeably heavier than my old corded one. So I went with the Bosch AHS 50-20 instead. Much lighter. May not be quite as strong but since it's not a beech hedge I have it's of no significance. If only Milwaukee would make a slightly less powerful but might lighter version of it it would be perfect.
It is heavy
how do you lubricate it?
lifeisgood070 oil blades
Did not need a video that was basically an ad.