Worx 13″ Cordless Grass Trimmer with 56V Max Li-Ion, In-line Wheeled Edging and includes 90min. Charger – WG191

August 24, 2018 - Comment

The WORX WG191 56V Max Li-Ion 13-Inch Cordless Grass Trimmer features a new Command FeedTM system that allows instant trimmer line advancing – no more bumping or waiting for the line to advance before cutting. With Command FeedTM, the user electronically controls when to feed more line through a simple push-button above the trigger. This

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The WORX WG191 56V Max Li-Ion 13-Inch Cordless Grass Trimmer features a new Command FeedTM system that allows instant trimmer line advancing – no more bumping or waiting for the line to advance before cutting. With Command FeedTM, the user electronically controls when to feed more line through a simple push-button above the trigger. This not only conserves line, it eliminates downtime when edging and waiting for additional line to advance. This trimmer uses a thicker professional-grade trimmer line (.080” diameter, 1” x 20′ in length) that’s more durable than conventional line. WORX incorporates a quick-change, easy-to-load, pre-wound spool accessory, so there’s no fumbling with line changes. The WG191 also has a new method to switch from trimming to edging – the push-button feature delivers a seamless transition between functions by simply pressing a button at the top of the shaft and twisting. The WG191 comes with a set of twin wheels that help guide the tool while edging, wheels that can be removed and housed on the lower shaft to give you full visibility while trimming. The head pivots from 0 to 90 degrees to provide any angle needed for trimming and edging.

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twjones says:

Extremely well designed weedwacker, with great features, and lots of power For several years, I’ve been using an 18v Black And Decker weedwacker and blower, that was SERIOUSLY underpowered. But I used it, because I hate using my gas weedwacker. Finally, I said enough, and bought the Worx 32v. I took it out of the box, and was amazed at how well built it is! Loaded with features. Light. Very convenient. Then I tried using it. It’s a toy. A cute, well designed toy, but a toy. It didn’t have any more power than my old one. I was really disappointed. I returned it, and…

Dave Woolard says:

buyer beware…

Frederick Nunes says:

First Impressions are GREAT Ones First, let me qualify myself a bit regarding experiences with weed whackers. I own a Craftsman 19.2 volt model that is too short and lacks power. I dabbled with a gas model – much more power, the length was great. What I could not stand was the vibration, noise, and the stalling. It was returned. Two things caught my eye with this new WORX 56 volt model. First, the power of 56 volts. Second, the new line feed system. I received this and charged it, and immediately gave it a workout. We…

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