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An effective grass trimmer doesn't need to put you out of pocket. Black & Decker's GL360 caters to gardeners on a budget without compromising on quality. Instead, what you get is a stripped back tool, without some of the frills & enhancements found on more expensive models, but with more than enough trimming power to get the job done. A lightweight design is equipped with a secondary handle for comfortable, controlled use even in awkward stances. If more line is needed, the GL360's convenient bump feed mechanism reels more out with a minimum of hassle. Storage is also uncomplicated; the trimmer's cable management feature saves space & keeps the tool organised.Features and Benefits• Lightweight and Dual handed string trimmer; comfortable & easy to use• Powerful 350W motor and 25cm cutting swath for efficient trimming of small gardens• Secondary handle for increased balance and comfort• Simple cable management• Proven Black and Decker bump feed mechanism for easy line feed• Use Black and Decker A6226-XJ replacement spool and lineSpecificationsPower: 350 WCutting Width: 25 cmLine diameter: 1.5 mmLine cutting speed: 11500 rpmPower cable length: 6 mWeight: 1.55 kg
Price: £33.95 from Tooled Up
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