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<blockquote data-quote="bobfuente" data-source="post: 3587958" data-attributes="member: 46240"><p>When I was a kid I trimmed hedges the old fashioned way with hand held clippers. I'd never had an electric hedge trimmer. I knew I had to do something about the new growth coming from the bodock stumps.[ATTACH=full]208593[/ATTACH] The DeWalt was affordable - by itself. Since I already have Flexvolt batteries, I ordered it a few days ago. The 20v hedge clipper accepts the 60v batteries of my DeWalt chainsaws.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="bobfuente, post: 3587958, member: 46240"] When I was a kid I trimmed hedges the old fashioned way with hand held clippers. I'd never had an electric hedge trimmer. I knew I had to do something about the new growth coming from the bodock stumps.[ATTACH=full]208593[/ATTACH] The DeWalt was affordable - by itself. Since I already have Flexvolt batteries, I ordered it a few days ago. The 20v hedge clipper accepts the 60v batteries of my DeWalt chainsaws. [/QUOTE]
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