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its hard to find a manual for them try looking for a parts list and sometimes you can run across then. also if you either google or yahoo search type in make and model of the saw and add .pdf it will search for documents good luck its worked for me a few times

2009-07-02 20:10:51 by luvlabs

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I'm looking for a good rechargeable gardening tool with extra battery.

Money not too much an option. I want something fairly "powerful".

I'm looking for weed eater type equipment and hedge trimmer.

Can you lead me towards a good ones?
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I have a battery operated radio with Rechargeable batteries. I listen to this while the wife pushes the mower around the lawn and then does the weeding. She also trims the hedge with the shears before she cooks my dinner.

2009-06-12 04:49:56 by Mr stupid questions

Price: $49.00

3-3/100-Inch steel shear blade and 5-inch grass shrubber blade
Safety switch prevents accidental starting
Ergonomic handheld design for comfort during even long jobs

Is there any kind of cheap garden device that can help with weeding/digging up and pulling out weeds? I remember once an electric hand trowel with three blades that spun around, but can't remember the name. Any ideas?

Sounds like a cultivator. These are like a roto-tiller, but smaller.

2009-04-06 03:52:03 by Jason R

Price: $98.17 $44.99

Includes grass shear and shrubber interchangeable blades
Ergonomically shaped tool provides a comfortable and secure grip
Cordless grass shear/shrubber with two interchangeable blade options depending on user preference

I am from PA but try someone that fixes lawnmowers or ask at a garden center if they would know, even if you call one on the phone to save you gas. that is where i would start. good luck.

2008-05-18 20:09:55 by tallsnuke

The power shovel is like a weedwhacker size, and is annoying dragging around a cord. any way i could hook up the cord from it to a battery source i could mount on the snow shovel linked below?

http://www.epinions.com/hmgd-Lawn_and_Ga rden-Power_Tools-Blowers-Toro-Toro_Elect ric_Power_Shovel

Thanks for any Help.

The amount of power to run a snow shovel is going to be too much for a typical battery. Normal batteries won't last but only a few minutes. Starting your car and using the car battery is an option, but you will need a DC to AC inverter which would be expensive for the wattage of a typical snow blower. That option requires a cord as well and would defeat the purpose. There won't be a small enough battery available to mount on the snow shovel to do the work that you need. Sorry, I think you'll have to live with the cord.

2007-02-14 15:07:38 by Luke