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Since this trimmer has a two-stroke engine, you have to mix gas and oil before filling up the trimer. Not everyone likes this process, because spills and the smell of gasoline are almost unavoidable. On top of that, it requires maintenance like regularly changing or cleaning the spark plug and the air filter. See More
With a quick turn of the shaft, the trimmer can quickly become an edger, complete with height guard to keep your edges even. Additionally, a built-in guide helps to keep the edge straight and even. It flips up out of the way when the unit is in trimming mode. Versatility like this eliminates the need to buy another tool just for edging. See More
While most of the trimmers release the string either based on the resistance or releasing it when you bump the head against the ground, GreenWorks have decided to do it differently. The trimmer releases the string when you release the power trigger. For some, it may be hard to get used to this system. See More
If you rotate this unit's shaft, you can convert this trimmer into an edger, so you can finish your garden work by straightening the grass at the sidewalk. While the edging function works well, it does take some time to become used to it, as no wheel supports the trimmer while you are doing the job. See More
The trimmer is designed to cut down thick grass and heavy bushes without bogging down like it typically happens with less powerful alternatives. Excellent low-end torque characteristics allow many jobs to be performed with ease and without even using the maximum power of the trimmer, thus saving fuel and keeping the noise levels relatively low. See More