Customer Review: Excellent move from a Ryobi
After my 15-years-plus Ryobi finally faltered (plastic fuel lines crumbled) I decided I would not accept the vibration, noise, and pollution of another gasoline-powered trimmer (I blame my Raynaud's condition on the Ryobi). I did actually buy a smaller, lighter-duty B&D cordless trimmer before buying the NST2036, and that is now my backup, until I can spring for a 2nd battery for the NST2036. The NST2036 is a really nice, well-built, smooth, solid machine. It handles the same jobs as my old heavy-duty Ryobi did, but with no pollution and much less noise, but still some vibration. Yes, I feel battery life is always too short, but I can stage large jobs to accommodate that. I have heard of issues with this machine stopping unexpectedly, but when it has happened to me, it has either been solved by reseating the battery or is an indication I have used all the charge and the battery needs recharging. I look forward to many happy years of use of this machine. Of course, paying just under $150 for a machine that listed at over $450 has helped me work through learning about the unexpected stops....
Customer Review: Powerfull
More powerfull than I thought, since it's electric. The battery is also very long lasting. I trimm my 4100 ft every week and I charge it every other time. I'm very happy with it.
cordless electric trimmer
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