Ozito PXC 18V Cordless Line Trimmer Kit $125 + Delivery ($0 C&C/ in-Store) @ Bunnings Warehouse

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Tiger on 20/12/2022 - 15:30 bunnings.com.au (4009 clicks)
Last edited 21/12/2022 - 09:10 by 2 other users

Note, this is a line trimmer (not the version with plastic blades).

From Bunnings website
Adjustable head angle – Allows you to get under those low hanging shrubs and trees.
Flower guard – Protects plants and trees from damage.
Automatic line feed – Is fast, convenient and increases ease of use
180º Rotating head – Gives the user greater control and balance over the tool when in operation
The Ozito PXLTK-1828 18V Cordless Line Trimmer Kit from Ozito’s PXC 18V range is ideal for trimming lawn edges and grass around trees and shrubs quickly, easily and effectively.

The telescopic aluminium shaft and 180º rotating head allows for greater control and balance over the tool when in operation, while the three-position adjustable head angle allows you to get under those low-hanging shrubs and trees. A flower guard protects plants and trees from damage while a Sure Grip handle and adjustable front handle ensures comfortable and ergonomic operation. Automatic line feed is fast, convenient and increases ease of use.

This kit includes an 18V 2.5Ah Lithium-Ion Battery and Compact Fast Charger.

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    Dolt2020 on 21/12/2022 - 13:07

    @samvo - I have the pxc blade version and is ok if you know the limitations - it just wouldn't do the tough stuff and my back yard went wild.Read the reviews on the homelight and bit the bullet and bought. The reviews were right , it's a ripper - it's the first time I've seen my backyard for years. I got sick of line feeders not working and having to stop every 10mins - the homelight is not a feed - you cut 50cm pieces and hook and eye it through the head - I like this, but not everyones cup of tea. I had some serious overgrowth to get through and it did the job

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  sonify on 21/12/2022 - 04:41

  +2

  Just sharing some feedback - I got the 2xbattery version of this and it powers through most stuff. Absolutely obliterates the wandering dew and weeds on my property. I did have to replace stock line with the one thats reinforced (much stronger) called powerfit. It performs much better… Stock line kept breaking :)
  Last resort would have been drilling larger hole so I can go thicker than 2mm but the powerfit line is great.
  Very close to purchasing blade versions of this tool but equally read bad experiences. Even if the line breaks at times at least your not ripping up your concrete or damaging surfaces with blades

  Goodluck!
  :)

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    oluckyman on 21/12/2022 - 05:28

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    Wandering Jew is now wandering dew?..wot?

    https://www.massey.ac.nz/massey/learning/colleges/college-of…

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    [Deactivated] on 21/12/2022 - 23:12

    Don't drill out the head. Larger line 2.4/2.7mm+ is built for petrol brush cutters not line trimmers.
    Brush cutter = professional
    Line trimmer = domestic
    around 30cc+.
    It will kill the motor as it's much harder to turn. You'll also snap a shaft cable. The cutter on the guard won't even be able to cut 2mm.
    You'll also notice in this calibre, line trimmer cord can fuse and it does produce a lot of heat!

    We actually change out line trimmer heads for GA speed feed pros in this calibre.

    I run Stihl fs240 and Stihl 131r.
    Walk behind whippy (cub cadet) runs 4mm cord.

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  Eeples on 21/12/2022 - 10:49

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  I have run out of negs for those who think this trimmer has blades.

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    adam149 on 21/12/2022 - 11:28

    +1

    It's pretty confusing to read the comments. Ideally should be moderated like a forum and unpublished for being off-topic.

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  TigerWoops on 21/12/2022 - 11:35

  I tried a battery version line trimmer after wired version got a broken handel. I used once then clean up and return. It worked like a toy. Never looked at the battery version again even for small grass area.

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  mocha_latte on 21/12/2022 - 13:46

  I have this line trimmer.

  I haven’t used the included spool though, as I heard general comments that spooled line is hard to deal with.

  I modded it this way:

  https://ibb.co/HzsF0dY
  https://ibb.co/RYCdbv3

  Essentially drilling two holes to thread a short and bent line in.

  The mod has a downside - the holes get progressively bigger as the plastic is too soft. I plan to use those rivert/eyelet metal thing to strengthen the drilled holes. Failing that I’ll try the included spool.

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    montorola on 21/12/2022 - 17:28

    Thanks for sharing mate, good idea!

    Please let us know how you go with those eyelet things to preserve the drilled holes!

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  itsdan on 22/12/2022 - 15:35

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  If anyone is still perusing this, I bought one of these other day after my ryobi 36v crapped itself other day (which was overkill for myself, but good unit) and just used for first time. If you have realistic expectations for a $125 trimmer with a single line, it is quite excellent, actually kind of exceeded my expectation a little. I typically keep my lawn decently manicured as it is so USUALLY nothing too thick, I have just couch grass so if I do neglect the edging (like I had done recently) the edges do get quite thick, but it chopped through it perfectly fine. Good feeling of control and personally I do like the automatic feed line. Edged along my driveway and gutters pretty well. Personally I have a few 4 amp ozito batteries so I just used one of those, so I can't comment on the 2.5 amp battery with it. Would be nice to have some slightly thicker line though.

  For the price, it is an excellent bit of kit.

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  eddyah on 28/12/2022 - 21:12

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  Here's to me, laughing at all of you who bought this for RRP when you could have gotten the ryobi for $70 lol

  Best part was Tiger (OP) edited the post and removed the claim of it being like 50% off RRP

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    Tiger on 29/12/2022 - 12:48

    Hey eddyah,

    I referenced Price Hipster in the comments. It seems they linked the wrong product and have since corrected their error. Maybe you can enlighten us on what the RRP is?

    BTW, did the Ryobi you have referenced come with a battery and charger (i.e. Kit) or have you made a similar error to Price Hipster?

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