Wild Badger Power Battery Powered String Trimmer / Blower Combo REVIEW
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- Опубликовано: 4 окт 2024
- I recently received this Battery Operated String Trimmer and Blower Combo for review from Wild Badger Power: bit.ly/43ENDy0
This is a great light-weight weed-eater and blower combo for homeowners.
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Great review amazing product love how it's electric we have a string trimmer I can't use because it's gas powered and just to heavy. Love that it a combo with the blower very nice. Definitely will have to look into getting something like this. Thanks for sharing
It's so much nicer than gas - and better than having an electric one with a cord too.
OK. Explain how, You with the tiny lot gets to review landscape tools. I with 4.75 acres app 4 acres of lawn don't . The other question might be based on you only live in Oregon part time. Life is so unfair. LOL 🤣😇 Dave P n D
I’m pretty sure battery operated landscape tools wouldn’t work for you. But you could start reviewing everything you own. Soon the brands see that and send you free stuff…
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@@BrightonsReviewsandMore What can I say... Dem dat gotz... Getz. 😁 However if anyone wants a review of a robotic lawn mower Just say n Send me 1-2 or even 3 I'd be happy to test them on my 4.75 acres.🙏😇
@@davebaker489 You might need 2 or 3 to move 4.75 acres. Has anyone invented a robotic snowblower?
@@AlmostRetiredinMexico Yup. His name is Dave. These days however I do it in a Chev Avalanche Heated Leather seats Bose Sound system etc. but with a plow. But only about 3 times a season. I have far more grass than snow. I was thinking of putting in tall poles and growing Hops, as they are in demand and there is a shortage. That being said with a true 4 acres of grass to cut I'd be quite willing to test ride on's and especially Lawn Bots. Or move to the La Paz area and rake some sand. 🏜
@@davebaker489 Sand raking is very Zen. But it would be fun to turn a robot lawnmower into a sand raker - see what patterns it creates ;-)