Black and Decker BESTA525 Trim and Edge Telescopic Grass Trimmer 250mm 240v
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Price: £48.95
Brand: Black and Decker
Description: The BESTA525 is a 450w grass trimmer with a 25cm cutting swath. It features Black & Decker's E-Drive and AFS auto line feed technology. The E-Drive high torque gear system enables the trimmer to power through overgrown areas while the AFS system feeds the line automatically so you don't have to stop to adjust the spool. Twisting the shaft converts the BESTA525 from trimming to edging mode. Specifications ● Power: 240v ● Input Watts: 450w ● No Load Speed: 7500 rpm ● Weight: 2.8kg Features & Benefits ● 450w corded grass trimmer ● Lightweight for comfortable handling with less strain on back and shoulders ● E-Drive technology delivers increased cutting power for overgrown areas ● Automatic line feed system (AFS) saves time and effort ● 25cm cutting swath for fast, efficient cutting ● Trim & Edge feature for neat borders & edging ● Extendable telescopic shaft for perfect height setting. Black and Decker BESTA525 Trim and Edge Telescopic Grass Trimmer 250mm 240v - shop the best deal online on diy-compared.co.uk
Category: Garden Tools
Merchant: Tooled Up
Product ID: 346172
Delivery cost: 7.95
EAN: 5035048680957
MPN: BESTA525
RRP: 76.86
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Author: Rex
Rating: 5
Review: I bought this strimmer to replace a very basic, DIY store own-label, strimmer I had owned for a couple of years. It was OK, took a long time to do the job, but halfway through this year’s first-cut Spring grass strimming, before I was going to put the mower on the lawn, the strimmer literally burst into flames. It just couldn’t take it. So, I thought, OK, I clearly need something with a bit more horsepower, and I bought this one. Within a few seconds, I realised I was holding onto a very different device. This fellow not only strimmed grass and weeds, it hated them with a passion and wanted to annihilate them. I started swinging it like my old strimmer, which I now realise used to perform like an old lady with a pair of nail-scissors. This strimmer is the Chuck Norris of strimmers. If you angle it a few degrees too much, you end up with a large patch of bare earth that no longer contains a single molecule of grass DNA. And Chuck is happy with that result. If you strim close to a mature tree (which my old strimmer did, leaving no visible marks), Chuck wants to cut the entire tree down. It even left deep welts in concrete paving! So, beware! If you have a well-manicured, small garden and just want to trim a few straggly edges, Chuck is not for you. It is like sending in a fully-armed soldier to resolve a disagreement in the school playground. However, if you have a large area to clear, with tall grass and weeds, and you don’t mind a few chunks of bare earth when your aim dips from 20-degrees to 22-degrees, or seeing some sturdy saplings that suddenly look the worse for wear, then Chuck is the very fellow for you. You have been warned.
Author: R. Bertz
Rating: 3
Review: Luckily I was wearing gloves! Recently switched from a cordless to a corded strimmer with more wattage and extra heavy duty spool to deal with our summer meadow. Unlike other B&D products, this one has no safety button/lever (normally part of a dual start method ) — just one switch which is very sensitive. Also, the power cord is permanently attached to the motor unit (although it looks separate in the manual), necessitating one to switch off at the wall even when doing minor management of the guard, cord or spool in situ. In my case, I was clearing grass out of the guard when the handle rolled a bit and hit a snag in the grass which depressed the start switch. This wouldn’t have happened if there was an additional safety catch to activate this switch, or if I’d been able to pull the power cable from the unit rather than stomp back to the garage. I’m not lazy…but I am now paranoid. Since this unit is much more powerful than my cordless strimmer, I’m surprised by this lack of safety feature.
