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My pleasure, happy to help😀

Good point

Either to thick line and under preassure or bad quality of line. I have the sane issue with saxon brand lines.

All depands on size of battery, min 4ah battery and there should be no major issues with cutting. If you have loads of tall and thick weeds then i would probably go 36v, its just got more power when you need it. But for 80% of domestic maintanance 18v whisper trimm will do just fine.

@@Nedstooltalk Thanks

It probably is, you should be able to push it with no much force (my kids use it for art)

Thanks, i dont have instagram, trying to keep things simple with informative videos 😀

Thank you very much

Hi John, thank you for your kind words. Plenty more videos to come

Yer look i dont recomend 18v mower to anyone with big yard or thick and long grass, it does it but you wont enjoy the process, 36v is the way to go, it is a big difference in power and maybe most important thing is that mowing wont be a chore, it becomes a matter or let me grab a beer and mow my lawn😁

Wax it car care, they have website

You are right, i just checked on powerpass its not there.

Its gone back to bunnings

@@Nedstooltalk oh no why? I was planning on getting one after your review! Which mower are you buying?

@karthikas5253 i wont be buying a reel mower as good ones are over $1000 and my lawn is bot suitable for that mower. Ozito i returned because it could not be adjusted right and to be honest entire mower casing is plastic with a steel cytting wheel. You cant mount steel cutter on plastic frame and expect it to be good😀 thats why i returned

@@Nedstooltalk thanks I’m planning on getting one for rift if as I was told reel mowers are best. What grass did you have? I can’t afford a good quality reel mower

​@karthikas5253 Won't beat for the price, this type of mower may require adjustment to the cutting wheel to get it cutting correctly. Look up on YT there is a video how to do it. Total for this mower would be about $300 because you need to buy a battery seperate. It has a 5 year replacement warranty so just keep your receipt😊 Otherwise you are looking at the battery mowers that start at $399 which are bigger eg ryobi.

It would bot be acurate anyways, as in bunnings you are pushing on polished concrete vs a lawn at home. They all push nice on concrete😀

@@Nedstooltalk I was more concerned with their weigh when pushing. Even on concrete it would be easy enough to compare each mowers weight/ ease of pushing against each other.

@tassie7325 this one is 27 kg, vs 22 for non self propelled one. If you put 2 x 6ah batteries you are 30ish kg

@@Nedstooltalk That's getting up into the weight realm of my petrol self propelled mower, which is easy to push when not powered. One of the reasons I was looking to replace the petrol mower was to reduce the weight and it seems that there is very little to no advantage to be gained with this mower while losing a lot of power advantage that the petrol mower provides, including its ability to deal with damp grass. Thanks for your honest and informative review. I think it is going to save me what could have been a very expensive but disappointing outlay.

100%, this model is a bit of a pain to push, thats why i use self propelled function always. If you but that same mower without self propelled option it is a lot easier to push. Video on that one coming out in next few weeks also.

@@Nedstooltalk Thanks

Happy that i was able to help in making a decision.😀

No chance it will run it, small 2hp compressors cannot keep up with those tools let alone this unit. This is for cleaning vacuums, dusting off surface or similar.

100% agree here. You will notice big power difference going from 18 to 36v. Just make sure you get these new 36v mowers.

Hi, yer that is the price at a moment, soon they will remove it off the shelf as it is a promo. Blower review coming next sunday👍, but i can tell you right now if you are considering getting this set, buy it, you wont regret. Blower is awesome

You can get any of them, they will beth have enought power. 36v will be easier to use since you got 36v mower and you can use same battery for outdoor stuff.

@Nedstooltalk thanks. And I have no idea about differences between 28/33cm and 33/38cm or a 40cm. Can you pls advise?

Also, do the various Ah rating 36v batteries work on all the 36v tools? There's 2Ah, 4Ah, 5Ah

@vinayshsureshram277 thats is the length of line that will be out of the head of a trimmer. 28-33 is on small side 33-38 is standard and 40cm plus is quite large

@vinayshsureshram277 they will all work, just 6ah and up are high output batteries and will give brushless tools more power. To all other tools longer runtime only with bigger battery

This grass was 30cm and wet in places....went trought it like a champ👍

Thank you, i do try my best to show how tools perform in real day to day tasks..

Hi mate, thanks for comment. Yes it will work while you are overseas as long as it has been left connected to wifi. You can control it from anywhere in the world

Top button (biggest one) is on and off, middle one is power or eco mode and bottom one is power head light on or off.

Which cover you thinking of?

Which cover?

If it's going to help i can make a video about it and show how it works....

see the pattern and overspray and if there’s any leaks when the trigger is released. Definitely not enough of in use footage on most reviews vs description. Even for basic devices. 👍🏽

@@4PieceofMind no worries, ill use it in next week and make a full video about it

100%, brushless is less power even in 36v version, plus non brushless tools are very old now, been designed 5-6 years ago at least.

@ I meant more between this version and the 36v on your other video which would you recommend for a fairly large yard. Looking at both on Bunnings looking to replace my old crappy oxzito line trimmer

I bought a husky 12v that is way more powerful. But the whole reason I like the ryobi is the low power. Way safer on small fasteners

Video coming out in 3 days