Greenworks 21302 40V GMAX Lithium-Ion 13 in. Straight Shaft String Trimmer

Important Notice: Lithium-Ion Item – Express Delivery option not available due to transportation regulations.Become more efficient when working in your yard with the Greenworks 40V G-Max Lithium-Ion Lawn Tool Series, the gas alternative solution you have been waiting on. This interchangeable battery platform offers all the tools you need to complete your yard work without sacrificing performance or power.Greenwork’s 40V Cordless G-Max Lithium-Ion 13 in. String Trimmer delivers the most power and more options in its class making it a strong opponent to its gas powered counterparts. At 9,000 RPM, the 21302 is quieter and will rip through long grass, stubborn weeds and hard to reach areas with ease while lasting 40% longer than its competitors. Designed to work with you, the 21302 telescopic shaft, innovative multiple position swivel head, easy edger converter and variable-speed trigger allow you to rotate and adjust accordingly to each user for enhanced mobility and user experience in order to get the job done faster and more efficiently.

This trimmer offers a variable-speed option for maximized power to tackle the toughest weeds in your yard.
Adjustable multi-position cutting path of 10 in. or 13 in.
Automatic 0.65 in. single feed line.
Easy conversion button from trimming to edging and gliding walk behind wheel provide the best result for your yard.
Flower guard allows you to trim around your flower bed or other hard to reach areas without harm.
Cushion and over-molded grips increase operator comfort.
Lock-off switch prevents accidental start ups.
Please Note: 40V G-Max and 40V Lithium-Ion Batteries are not cross compatible; this tool is compatible with the G-Max 2.0 Ah battery (29462) and the G-Max 4.0 Ah battery (29472)..

Product Highlights

• 40V G-Max Cordless Lithium-Ion 13 in. String Trimm
• 40V G-Max 2.0 Ah Lithium-Ion
• 40V G-Max Lithium-Ion Charger
• Owner’s Manual

 WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including arsenic, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov