Scotts LSS10272PS 7.2V Lithium-Ion Cordless Telescoping Pole Shrub Trimmer - 2 Ah Battery and Charger Included

Scotts 7.2-Volt shrub shear with extension pole is designed to make your outdoor tasks easier, so you can accomplish them faster. This edger is maintenance-free because it has an planet friendly design that only requires a battery to function. It is lightweight and easy to use, so you can beautify your garden comfortably. There is an interchangeable blade system that doesn't require special tools to be changed. This battery-operated hedge trimmer is convenient and reliable for any cutting and trimming tasks in your garden. The 6.5 in. shrubbery blade and 4 in. grass shear blade gives you optimal versatility for your gardening tasks at hand. This small electric hedge trimmer has a telescopic handle so you can easily trim grasses and weeds without bending over.

• Powered by a 7.2-Volt 2Ah high-capacity built-in lithium-ion battery with included charger
• Includes a 6.5 in. hedge blade and 4 in. shear blade with tool-less blade change feature
• Durable hedge clipper with a pivoting and adjustable cutting head
• Easily and comfortably clip and prune in hard-to-reach areas
• Telescopic wheeled extension handle so you can trim grasses and plants in the ground without bending over
• Planet-friendly power trimmer that doesn't require gas or oil to function, and does not emit harmful fumes
• 2-year manufacturer's warranty

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