Battery hedge cutter
- Thread starter Billboy1
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Lincs Lass
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- Location
- north lincs
Two 5ah battery are good ,got them on an sds and 7inch saw .
It more depend how much or thick you are cutting
It more depend how much or thick you are cutting
marcusthehat
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SDS=masonery drill.
Huskyvarna do some good battery gear, as seen at a demo in the last 2 years, they were "bigging" battery power up as the way forward, especially for professional users, no fumes, no fire hazard, no theft temptations, and cheaper to run.
I could not disagree with their ideas.
no idea re the Makita stuff though.
mth
Huskyvarna do some good battery gear, as seen at a demo in the last 2 years, they were "bigging" battery power up as the way forward, especially for professional users, no fumes, no fire hazard, no theft temptations, and cheaper to run.
I could not disagree with their ideas.
no idea re the Makita stuff though.
mth
- Location
- Limousin
Years ago we had a Little Wonder Hedge trimmer that ran from the tractor battery, absolutely superb bit of kit. 
- Location
- East Sussex
I've got the single battery one. Good bit of kit but tbh I can't see the double battery version to be 'hard' enough on the heavy stuff for its length and extra bite. Could well be wrong.
Dman2
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- Location
- Durham, UK
Have one here and is great for what we need
Bought a kit last year after we were cleaned out, 18v drill, 36v drill 4 batteries and a hedgecutter
Bought a kit last year after we were cleaned out, 18v drill, 36v drill 4 batteries and a hedgecutter