Cordless hedge trimmers.

[Paranoid]

Looking for cordless hedge trimmers. Don't want any BD junk. Looking for a quality product 18-24V. Haven't found anything on line and local dealer isn't helpful.

I had a landscaper trim some hedges & do some land clearing for me about 15 years ago and he was using a rechargeable setup with the batteries strapped to his waist with banding/belt.

Is there such a thing?

Len

[MarcSmith]

felco makes some pruners...
http://www.forestrytools.com.au/index.php?id=20

prepare to spend big bucks...

[clean_cut]

If I were you, I would just go with some gas trimmers. They probably weigh about the same and dont have wo be recharged.
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[FuturePilot4u]

i got some ryobi 18volt i think lithuim for 99, very light, cuts for 1 hr in light buses, 40 minutes in thick bushes.

[FuturePilot4u]

they charge in1 hr too

[STIHL GUY]

i just use a gas hedge trimmer. no cords and no batterys to worry about. they both have their pros and cons

[Paranoid]

I have an Echo gad trimmer, wife says it's too heavy (10lb) that's why I'm looking for a battery powered trimmer.

[MarcSmith]

I just got my Amleonard summer catalog today and saw these....
http://www.amleo.com/index/item.cgi?cmd=view&Words=cs18

[Dano50]

Check this thread (http://www.lawnsite.com/showthread.php?t=319905&highlight=fluid+film).