Worx WG163 GT 3.0 20V Cordless Grass Trimmer/Edger with Command Feed, 12in, 2 Batteries and Charger Included (Renewed)

October 4, 2019 - Comment

The WORX cordless 20-volt MAX lithium powered grass trimmer with Command Feed has taken grass trimming and edging to a whole new level of power and function. With the 20-volts of MAX lithium battery power, the WG163 provides longer run times and more power. The GT 3.0 now features a command feed button to extend

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The WORX cordless 20-volt MAX lithium powered grass trimmer with Command Feed has taken grass trimming and edging to a whole new level of power and function. With the 20-volts of MAX lithium battery power, the WG163 provides longer run times and more power. The GT 3.0 now features a command feed button to extend the line as you work. No more stopping and starting, bumping or turning it over to extend the line, just press the command feed button and continue to work. The 12-inch cutting diameter means more trimming in less time. Not only will this cordless trimmer convert to an edger in seconds, it has dual-positioned in-line wheels that make edging a breeze. A quick-release trigger lever is convenient for making easy height adjustments to the telescopic shaft for comfort and control. The trimmer head turns with a pull and turn to lock and convert to edging.

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Anonymous says:

Good trimmer I put this thing to the test on some pretty tough areas including milkweed plants, cane and vines. I don’t know if it’s the single line or low rpm but it is a little lacking in power. That said, it’s obviously not intended to be a power monster and it handled everything I threw at it, you just have to slow down over what you might be used to. The head swivels with stepping on the guard and pulling or pushing the handle. This is great for attacking at different angles to avoid flowers and…

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