It doesn’t come with a battery, but any Makita 18V LXT battery will do the trick – we recommend this 6.0Ah one for increased runtime. The powerful brushless motor makes things quicker, and the anti-vibration design helps with precision cutting. It has a five-position rotating rear handle for comfort during vertical and angle trimming, and three speed options you can match to the job at hand. With its 610mm blade, this Makita trimmer is up to the task of large hedges. Makita XHU07Z 18V LXT Lithium-Ion Cordless Brushless 24" Hedge Trimmer. Makita XHU07Z 18V LXT Lithium-Ion Cordless Brushless 24” Hedge Trimmer, Tool Only, Amazon Australia, $272.45 (RRP$300.17) While most battery trimmers are sold as a “skin” (no battery – that’s extra), the Bosch came with battery and charger which makes it really good value”. I figured I’d have to charge it at least twice or maybe three times to get all the hedge done, but I only had to do it once – while I had a bit of lunch. The Bosch is incredibly easy to manipulate. “I normally take two days to do the hedge but with this I did it in one hit because (a) it wasn’t so tiring and (b) no stupid cord to get in the way. “I’ve got 43m of privet hedge (grows REALLY fast) 1m wide and 1.2m high, so it’s a fair amount of hedge,” wrote one five-star reviewer. It comes with a battery and charger for your convenience. The intelligent Bosch Syneon chip offers longer runtime, while quick-cut technology and an anti-blocking system helps you sweep through debris effortlessly. Providing cordless mobility with maximum power, this Bosch hedge trimmer combines a 500mm blade with 20mm tooth openings to help you cut through twigs efficiently.
Bosch AHS 50-20 LI Cordless 18V Hedgecutter.
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