Having battled on the previous summer with my old Flymo I chose enough was sufficient and treated myself to this Bosch. Cash is tight so I was somewhat worried that at this value my new trimmer would not be capable - I needn't have stressed.

Leading I'll give you some connection; I have a disease which, amongst different things, can give me manifestations like ME so cutting the garden is not a vocation I savor. Added to that I have around a 80' square garden of which around a third is loaded with knots, knocks, plunges and inclines and is for the most part what I call "glade grass" that grows 10 times speedier than yard grass. This same territory gets almost no sun and just dries out appropriately following 6 weeks of dry season! So you get the photo - it's, for me, truly diligent work.

No more! This little dream machine has managed easily with the primary cut of this current year, on long, exceptionally wet in spots grass and weeds. It is so light and simple to move and the main time it let this horrendous glade grass show signs of improvement of it and turned into somewhat obstructed round the edge was the point at which the grass box was full. The Flymo must be unclogged each 30 secs on the main cut with a vacant box!

The roller leaves excellent stripes, and it truly cuts right to the wall edges making a strimmer basically excess.

The main thing I would put on a list of things to get to make this machine thoroughly immaculate would be a more drawn out lead (even with a 20 meter expansion I just barely achieve the most distant corners). Others have said they feel the grass box is too little; it is littler than my old Flymo yet a bigger box would require the machine to be heavier with the goal it should not tip it in reverse when full so for me littler is okay bless your heart.

To address a few alternate reactions made, firstly with respect to assembling it. I'm a 50+ female with not very many mind cells and had no trouble. Yes, the guidelines could be clearer however actually I had no issues. The grass box pieces cut together effortlessly and once this is done it doesn't feel that unstable - surely for the measure of grass it's relied upon to convey. Once more, sturdier would mean more weight so for me this is an or more point.

Also the cutting tallness which is balanced underneath. I found this somewhat ungainly at first, in any case I would choose this over the "tabs" as an afterthought strategy as on the Flymo. It appears to me to be a much more grounded and more sensible configuration. With the tabs technique if the plastic packaging twists marginally (as mine had) the tabs don't stay set up. Furthermore when the tabs find on something and snap off (once more, as mine had!) you have no chance to get of raising it by any stretch of the imagination.

The primary concern is this is an amazingly sensibly estimated trimmer and I don't think you could beat it on Value for Money. It's done my greenhouse in actually a fraction of the time it took my much bigger Flymo so I'm an exceptionally upbeat bunny!

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