Greenworks 40V Cordless Brushcutter with Grass Trimmer, 40cm Cutting Width, Lightweight, Adjustable Height, 2mm Nylon Line or 25cm Blade WITHOUT 40V Battery & Charger, 3 Year Guarantee

I already have a lawnmower with this range. So having the batteries was not an issue and I wanted to stay in the same ecosystem. So the actual machine is brilliant. Easy to put together. I know some people have complained but it is straightforward. Just need to follow the diagramatic sheet WITH the written explanation in the manual. Also available online. Worth take a copy for the future. Easy to get bush cutter head on. The strimmer is simple and effective. Bump feed works well. The really benefit is the power and ease of use. There is hardly any vibration. This is really important after doing couple weeks of strimming. There is also a lot said for techniques - start at the top any long grass, take your time and shortening slowly from the top with 4-5 sweeps; don’t be tempted to go in at the bottom. The machine is nicely weighted and with the strap over the shoulder gives you good control and comfortable operation. The battery at the end balances the weight perfectly. The downside - the batteries (2AH) will last about 15-20 mins on very tall grass about 1.5 foot high which is quite good. On shorter grass, feasible to a 10-15 metre square area easily on one battery. I have found that I have had to use about 4 batteries to cover about 250 square metre area with heavy growth. I have a rapid charger which takes about 30-45 minutes to charge the 2AH batteries - about an hour for the normal charger. So I use the batteries in rotation and charge as I am going along. Be aware that there is reduced charging if the battery is hot. So overall a brilliant cutter especially if you a number of Gardenworks products ; less good if you have a large area to cover and will need to buy 2-3 batteries at £70-80 each. The 4AH batteries are good but can’t them these days.

Having used a petrol Husqvarna strimmer for many years that has given me great service but finally died a death this year I took the plunge to go for this 40v Greenworks strimmer/bushcutter. Glad I did! It is so much easier to use and control than the petrol one, besides being much quieter! I can use it for longer without vibration affecting my hands and wrists. It has two speed settings, and on the lowest, which is perfectly good for regular strimming with the line-feed, each battery lasts for about half an hour - good for a large garden! The shoulder strap works very well when adjusted correctly according to the manual. I have not used the brush cutter attachment as yet. Works with my existing 40v battery from the hedgecutter/polesaw I purchased last year. Three batteries (40v 2ah) and two chargers means I can have more or less constant use, though for heavy use an extra battery would come in handy.

I have two petrol machines, a strimmer and a brush cutter and I bought this to have an immediate solution when inevitably one or the other won't start. The first wonderful benefit is that it saves time and effort shouting at and physically abusing the offending machine. I can do the job in hand and fix the petrol one at my leisure. So, I've got something to compare against. First off, putting it together out of the box is simple to the extent that you don't actually have to refer to the user manual. Although some reviews say it's heavy, it's less than half the weight of my petrol brush cutter and with the handle and carrying strap (not a webbing harness) adjusted properly it balances really well. To the strimming: I took the machine, with the strimming head (which arrives already attached) into some really quite challenging areas, tall waist height grass, nettles and some brambles and was pleasantly surprised. It outperforms the petrol machines substantially. It cuts through the grass superbly and even cutting at the base of tall grass, it doesn't wind around and stop the cutting head as it does with the petrol machines. So, no having to stop to clear the head. I'm not totally sure why but one reason is when you release the trigger, the head stops spinning immediately but even with the head spinning, the grass doesn't wrap. Even better, hit some brambles with the petrol machines and your definitely in jaggy disentanglement mode. This machine, as expected, doesn't cut the brambles with the line but neither does it get wrapped up; it just strips the briar. Fantastic. On gentler grass up to a foot high, it also performs well. Although it doesn't have the bull horn handles, it scythes really nicely, as I mentioned when balanced properly. I mentioned earlier that it doesn't have a proper harness but rather an adjustable strap but actually, I prefer the strap; easy to adjust take off and disconnect from the machine. I haven't tried the cutting blade yet; that's going to get a real work out but on the performance so far, I'm expecting to be wowed. So, to the one big problem. When cutting grass, I'm pretty much running the machine constantly. The best I can get, on half power (which is adequate for relatively long grass) one fully charged battery lasts 15 minutes and so, max time is half an hour swapping out for the second battery. It takes 65 minutes to recharge one. To put that in perspective, I strimmed a patch of grass around 125m2 one one charge. So if you have more than 250m2 to do, you'll have to stop and do something else while recharging. It's great for a small to medium sized garden but if you've got a lot to do, this doesn't cut it. What a shame.

Very good product at a reasonable price. Bought primarily for brush cutting, and it does the job. Other reviews claimed around 20 minutes battery life per charge which is about right. The 2 batteries giving 40 minutes, which is fine for my use. Charge time not quick but not an issue for me. Well balanced machine and relatively light compared to my petrol machine. Simple to assemble. Overall, a better machine than I expected, so very pleased.

With out doubt this is a fantastic Strimmer. Ok I II paid top bucks £228. but this does the job its not a cheap plastic chinese tool this is a rugged pro/consumer machine the brush cutter is industrial and cuts the most stubborn brush the strimmer is the business. Cutting grass with a nice even cut. The batteries have a good life and take around 30 mins to charge.Fed up with a crap machine buy this one you wont be sorry.

Très facile à monter et les mêmes batteries que ma tondeuse Greenworks. Les bordures sont nickel Crome franchement je ne regrette surtout pas mon achats .

Sinds een paar dagen heb ik de Greenworks GD40BCK2X in gebruik, en ik ben er tot nu toe erg tevreden over. Deze accu-bosmaaier met borstelloze motor is krachtig, stil en ligt prettig in de hand. Hij wordt compleet geleverd, zodat je – nadat je 'm ontvangen hebt – de bosmaaier in elkaar kunt zetten en direct aan de slag kunt. Door het metalen mesblad en de dubbele draadkop kun je zelfs stevige begroeiing snel en eenvoudig te lijf gaan.

Der Greenworks Rasentrimmer ist ein weiteres Gerät der Firma, welches bei mir im Garten einziehen durfte. Der Trimmer kommt zerlegt und muss erst montiert werden. Es liegen zwar diverse Anleitungen für Akku, Gerät und Ladegerät bei, allerdings keine Montageanleitung, die gerade für den Messerwechsel wichtig gewesen wäre (der „normale“ Zusammenbau gelingt anhand der Produktbilder) - das ist ärgerlich. Gleich vorab: die 35cm-Version ist für mich eigentlich kein Trimmer mehr, sondern eher eine Motorsense. Neben der (sehr kräftigen und robust ausgeführten) Fadenspule befindet sich nämlich auch ein Vierkantmesser im Karton, welches statt der Fadenspule angebracht werden kann. Dank der kräftigen Akkupower kann damit problemlos dichteres Gestrüpp beseitigt werden, kleine Äste und Ähnliches stellen kein Hindernis für das Gerät dar. Der Trimmer ist sehr lang, und obwohl mich das erst stutzig gemacht hat, weil dadurch das Handling erschwert wird, wird einem nach dem Arbeiten klar, dass dies als zusätzliche Schutzfunktion bzw. Sicherheitsabstand gedacht ist. Da das Gerät am Tragegurt hängt, dauert es nicht lang, und man hat sich an das Arbeiten mit diesem Monster gewöhnt. Ich arbeite mit einem 4Ah-Akku in einem ca. 1000m2 großen Garten und komme ohne Probleme damit zurecht. Demnächst wird das Teil mal zum Freischneiden von Wegen im Wald eingesetzt. Fazit: der Akkutrimmer steht für mich einem Benzinfreischneider in nichts nach, im Gegenteil: mit Akku ist es leiser, sauberer und vibrationsärmer - ich bin begeistert!

Bonjour, J'habite le sud de la France dans une zone aride et je possède une débroussailleuse thermique de 43CC que j'utilise essentiellement avec le fil (spécial usage intensif) et non la lame pour couper des végétaux (fenouil, armoise, thym etc.) souvent secs sur des terrains caillouteux. Je la trouve très efficace mais elle est lourde, nécessite une préparation assez longue et une fois arnaché je me prends pur Nil Amstrong mais avec la gravité terrestre et non lunaire... J'ai donc tenté cet achat et j'avoue ne pas le regretter. Comme tout achat technique il faut bien savoir pourquoi on l'achète et ce que l'on attend de lui. J'avais envie d'un outil facile et rapide à mettre en œuvre, léger et maniable et qui fasse le job. Au final l'outil pèse quand même son poids mais rien de comparable avec mon thermique. Les matériaux semblent de bonne facture. Dans une célèbre enseigne de jardinage, une grande marque allemande d'outillage propose le même type de produit 100 € de moins, mais dés la prise en main on se rend compte que c'est de la pacotille. L'autonomie est (en vitesse une) de 20/25 mn par batterie en maintenant tout le temps le moteur en marche continu. La recharge est de 2h30. J'ai même installé le disque pour débroussailler des broussailles asse tenaces et là aussi 20/25 mn d'autonomie. Soit en tout 45/50 mn ce qui permet déjà de faire pas mal de boulot. Côté bruit l'appareil produit un sifflement qui ne nécessite pas le port du casque mais au bout de 50 mn j'étais content que cela s'arrête. Pas question donc de l'utiliser a tout heure du jour ou de la nuit si vos voisins sont à proximité. La notice est vraiment réduite à sa plus simple expression et si (comme j'ai lu plus haut) vous avez du mal a installer la sangle... Vous n'êtes pas prêt de changer le fil pour la lame. Ce n'est pas infaisable mais il faut être un minimum bricoleur. Pour finir ce produit me convient parfaitement. Seul reproche le coût des batteries 4 et 6 AH (90 et 140€). Mais là aussi attention batterie plus costaud veut dire plus de poids et moins de maniabilité...

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