The 14″ trim head cuts a wider path than some competing cordless products and I found it to be a perfect size for residential use. An integrated cut-off blade is positioned on the edge of the shield as you might expect. Unlike some bump heads I’ve used, the smooth line didn’t jam in the spindle and the line was fed consistently each time it was needed. The included 0.80″ trim line is a great size for most use, and the bump head provides an easy way to restore your line. The Digipro trimmer’s 14″ diameter head cuts a nice wide swatch through the grass and aids in trimming up tall edge material when turned sideways and used as an edger (more on that later). Using the provided 4.0Ah battery on the Greenworks trimmer will give you enough power and run-time to do all of your trimming and edging work on a quarter-acre lot-with room to spare. Having used both packs on this trimmer, I found the run-time on the 2Ah pack (which I had on-hand from a different Greenworks tool) to be sufficient for quick “pick-up” work, but the 4Ah pack is a must if you’ve got a significant amount of trimming and edging to do. The Greenworks 14″ Trimmer also uses a brushless motor, which aids in efficiency, allowing the battery to drive the tool longer and harder-and without overheating. Because of the demanding nature of these new tools, the 2Ah batteries will work, but run-time is significantly increased with the use of the 4Ah battery packs.
More than that, you can buy this trimmer with either a 4Ah battery or purchase it tool-only and use the lithium-ion batteries from your existing Greenworks tool collection. First and foremost, we’re talking about a Greenworks 40V Trimmer that runs on the company’s new 40V cordless OPE platform.
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