DeWalt dccs670 X 1 flexvolt cortadora con cable, 60 V, max batería 3.0 AH

Now I'm a dewalt guy and I'll just admit that right off the bat. After purchasing the dewalt 20" chainsaw and being absolutely floored by its power I decided to try this trimmer and I made the right decision. Battery technology has come along way in the last 20 years, it's had to for me to replace my tried and true Stihl gas powered equipment. This dewalt trimmer is as powerful yet lighter and much quieter than my Stihl commercial trimmer. Battery life is excellent as I can weedeat my entire half acre property roughly 3 times before needing to recharge the battery. The unit has variable speed control with a high and low speed setting which is nice but the unit is so powerful I never have to use the high setting.I have had 2 of these units. The first unit suffered a motor malfunction and …

This Weedwhacker is very powerful and I was very happy to get rid of my gas Weedwhacker. No more carburetors and mixing gas. The Weedwhacker is a bit heavy but I bought a strap to take some of the weight off of my arms. I am on 3 acres of horse property and we have many more weeds than we have horses. This bad boy gets the job done.Update: I have had this weedwacker for over a year now and I am still happy with it. I only wish I had a spare battery so I could just switch them out when I still have energy to continue, instead of having to wait for hours or over night. Now for my only complaint. Unless you want to buy a spare battery from Amazon at $250 or Home Depot for $159, your option will be cheap Chinese knock-offs, most of which don’t work well. You’ll be into your trimmer for $500 …

This weed wacker is very strong, the next step would be a brushwacker with a blade.The good:-- enough power to cut down weeds up to waist high if the weeds are not too woody.-- has variable control so that light weeds can be trimmed easily and effectively. This trimmer can trim from light flimsy weeds all the way to dense almost brush weeds.Cons:-- the DeWalt string head is useless and jams way too often. After one use I replaced the DeWalt string head with Husqvarna T35 537388101 (indeed, I bought 3 of them eventually to have prewound spools when the line runs out in the middle of wacking). The T35 Husqvarna just goes and goes and goes without problems.-- the weight is a little high for some folks, there is no shoulder strap.I am happy with the DeWalt trimmer line and have only used the …

I have several hour's worth of mowing where my lawn mower and walk-behind trimmer cannot easily (safely) go. Mostly due to steepness of slope and uneven ground.About two years ago, I got the flex-volt chainsaw and was impressed with its power and battery life. The thought of a second battery was tempting, but the price was daunting, so I waited until the need for a new trimmer was imperative. The trimmer with battery and charger is not that much higher than the battery alone. So far that looks like a good move. (After at least 20 chainsaw battery discharge / recharge cycles with no obvious battery degradation, I have some confidence in the investment. Admittedly, the reports of battery problems and the local absence of customer support are somewhat troubling. My own experience with De …

Well, I've had my machine for a good long time now- and at first stopped using it after just a few uses due to the debris shower than many others have mentioned. It was bad. Really, really, really bad. But after reading the manual and the reviews, I finally purchased the larger guard, which has been changed to part # N512929 (which is different than the part number referenced in the manual). Three thumbs down to dewalt on this (for many reasons)- #1, it should come stock with the *real* guard. #2, I contacted dewalt and they told me "that part is no longer available and there is not a larger guard you can buy for this". Well, needless to say, they were wrong. After reading a review here I ended up finding the larger (i.e. properly sized) guard. It *did* take me two months to get it- I …

My life is complete now. A string trimmer that actually works.I was really conflicted if I should have gotten the 20v or splurge and get the 60v. I have 10 acres with tons and tons of landscaping. I am so glad I went with the 60v because I won’t have to worry about being under powered if the need arises. In fact, I have already gotten in to some waist deep grass in my ditch and this thing powered right through it.However, this brings me to my first and probably only complaint about the trimmer...My first evening using this I spent more time replacing the line, removing the reel, fishing out the line, and overall just wasting time with the stupid line setup. It is among the easiest line bump feed that I’ve used, and it still sucks.The following day I purchased the uglyhead (pivotrim …

Let’s be clear: this is the best string trimmer I have ever used:No mixing oil... I don’t understand why 2 strokes trimmers are still a thing. It’s costly, wasteful, and requires separate fuel supplies to be kept. Even better than a 4 stroke, the Dewalt flexvolt string trimmer requires neither oil nor gas.There’s no idling engine, the Dewalt flexvolt trimmer only makes noise when you’re using it and it makes less running noise than gas models. It is extremely power and doesn’t get bogged down.No pull start. Once the Mbte starts to get to small engines and they require several pulls to start, it’s a miserable thing. No hokey drill starters either, just pull the trigger on the Dewalt and it spins.No compromises. The dewalt flexvolt string trimmer lasts a long time on a charge. It’s light …

Ok I'm impressed. Just used this weed whacker for the first time and wile i didn't do the hole yard the part i did left me pretty impressed.A little back story i have 3 acres with averaged sized house. I acutely bought this for my girl friend because me stihl 110 is just i bit to hard to start for my girlfriend for her.My first and only use so far did around the house, shop, bee hives, and front fence. It has more power then i expected even taring through part of my wire fence. Feels quite sturdy and all around well made. Finished with about 1/2 charge still in the battery. I don"t think i put a blade on this and start going after a lot of thick brush but plenty of power for grass even few tree sproughts. It uses a standard 20V charger just like the rest of my dewalt drills i use. That a …