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WORX Lithium GD Trimmer and Edger
MSRP: $149
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| Member Tested Rating: 8.5 |
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The WORX Lithium GT Trimmer & Edger ($149) is a lion-powered landscaping tool that weighs only five pounds. It easily converts from a trimmer to an edger and has a telescopic shaft that adjusts to your height and posture. The adjustable handle, along with the rubberized wheels and spacer guard make yard work easier. A 30-minute charger is also included. Contact WORX Yard Tools at 866-354-WORX, www.worxyardtools.com. |
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MEMBER TESTED RESULTS |
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Kevin Barnett, Troutman, NC
“The WORX Lithium GT Trimmer & Edger is lightweight and fully adjustable and made my weekly trimming and edging a lot easier and faster. Plus, I no longer have to deal with gas and struggling to start my old trimmer.” |
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Kurt Abel, North Charleston, SC
“As a user, you have to remember this is a battery-powered trimmer and edger! It packs a lot of power and has a lot of features that I will be using for many years to come.” |
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Tuesday, June 08, 2010 4:48 PM
I bought this trimmer when they first came out. the only problem with it is string does not feed properly. Life member J. Dembek
Thursday, June 10, 2010 3:18 PM
I borrowed one from my neighbor to try on my small yard. it worked good on small stuff but trying it on the the bigger stuff it did not have the battery power or the cutting power to do taller thicker grass for very long. I don't like how the string is feed. good for light trimming as long as you don't let your grass or weeds get to big. I do like the concept of trimmer and edger in the same tool.
Wednesday, June 30, 2010 8:27 PM
Really nice tool for small people and well established and maintained lawns. Have been using mine for 3 years and it has its moments, but so did all the gas ones I have used for the past 30 years. I edge walkways, curb, sides of lawns by neighbors, back fence and around the trees. My only problem with this unit is the battery. If I charge the battery and allow it to set for a day or more, it needs to be charged again. But, it works very well if you get it out of the charger in a few minutes after the charge cycle is completed. Even if you allow it to stay in the charger after the end of the charge cycle, it discharges.
Sunday, August 08, 2010 2:07 PM
I recently bought the Worx GD trimmer and like it except the line works back and forth, causing friction and become welded together, breaking off inside. I then have to tear it down and dig the line out of the spool. I put in heavier line which is a trick and so far I haven't had any trouble. I e-mailed the company and haven't heard a thing back, so I take it they don't care. Jerry
Tuesday, August 10, 2010 9:33 AM
I purchased one o these trimmers about three months ago. I really like it for light work; light trimming and edging. So far, it was worth the money.
Saturday, August 14, 2010 9:59 AM
We purchased the WORX trimmer a few months ago. The battery charge is good only for about fifteen minutes of use. Now the battery will not take a charge. We liked the way it can change positions easily but you must realize it is designed for light work only. We will try to contact company about the battery issue.
Sunday, October 31, 2010 2:03 PM
We bought one this summer and have been pleases with it. For heavy vegetation I use my gas powered trimmer.
Monday, November 29, 2010 10:56 PM
I bought this Worx GT trimmer and it did not work for me as it was promised. It couldn't handle the trimming as I had hoped but the weeding was satisfactory. I returned this item to the manufacturer after 2 weeks of using it. I was not satisfied with this product or the price.
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