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Cordless line trimmer 20V - with battery and charger
Powerful and lightweight, the new Worx GT3 WG163E grass trimmer is a champion of ergonomics and versatility. Now featuring CommandFeed™ technology to deliver fresh line at the touch of a button. The trimmer converts to an in-line wheeled edger in seconds.
- Patented Command Feed technology extends fresh line on the fly with the touch of a button
- Instant conversion from a grass trimmer to in-line wheeled edger
- The cutting head is pivotable over 90° for trimming under outdoor furniture with ease
- Fully adjustable to fit the operator’s body size and ensure ergonomically comfortable working posture
- Same battery, expandable power. The tool is part of WORX PowerShare battery system, you can share any WORX PowerShare 18V (20V MAX) batteries.
ÂŁ 129.99
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Warranty
Tools and charger: 2 years (+1 year extended warranty if registered online within 30 days of purchase) Battery:1-year warranty
Product description
This Worx PowrerShare 20V grass trimmer is packed with innovative design features. The 3-in-1 functionality allows you to transition from trimmer to powerful wheeled edger to agile mini-mower as needed and without the use of tools. The WG163 Cordless Trimmer is lightweight for easy handling (less than 2 kgs), telescopic shaft to adjust for your height and posture, 7-position handle, 6 head positions, 12-inch cutting diameter, Command Feed for the line on-demand, and an on-board spool holder.
Key features
- Command feed line extension
- Telescope aluminium shaft
- Adjustable front handle
- Pivoting cutting head
- 2 tools in one
- Flower guard
- The power of PowerShare
Technical specifications and Manual
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In the box
- 20V 2 Ah PowerShare battery WA3551.1
- Charger WA3760
- Flower guard
- 1.65 mm/1x 3 m spool WA0004
- Edger wheel
If you spend more time in your shed than your living room, you’re probably wondering what can we possibly teach you about tools that you don’t already know, right? Challenge accepted.