This is a good statement because it makes me wonder if they are going to get serious about higher demand tools and OPE by developing a different battery stategy, as the18v 9.0 they are using now can't possibly keep up to the higher voltage tools.Īlthough, maybe they are going this route.
#Ego trimmer string professional#
That could certainly change, but I'm not sure Milwaukee will ever be able to seriously appeal to the professional crowd with an 18V lineup. Having no dog in the fight, I like the feel of the Dewalt trimmer the best, but I still think Ego has the most upside at this point when considering the line as a whole. That said, the performance all these cordless models are producing is pretty amazing compared to just a few years ago, but I guess the same could be said for pretty much all today's cordless tools. Of the dozens of trimmers I've used over the years, it's the only one I never had any gripes about whatsoever.
It's light and nimble enough to use around the yard and powerful enough to throw a blade on and cut some brush. As far as I'm concerned the Husqvarna 223L is the best trimmer I've ever used. My dad used to joke about getting an electric trimmer to save on gas just to piss me off. Even growing up I always had a ton of trimming to do. Not counting the shit I keep up with for other people. I burn 1-1/2 to 2 tanks of gas each time I mow and 3 or 4 every 3rd time because I do the hill in the front. A cordless trimmer that meets my needs is still years away.
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