maintenance is easy recharge? how would the electric equipment match up in terms of pure power? i didn't want to compromise on performance or convenience which i felt was the case when i tried a corded electric trimmer a few years ago maintaining cordless lawn equipment is to worry about changing • clean the equipment with a dry rag tested over time all the equipment repeated weekly tests light touch-up mowings during the summer mulch when mowing where i wished i still had my gas equipment none of the cordless equipment slowed down under my neighbour's apple trees at a significant saving over retail • for the mower sharpen or replace the procedure is the same as with a gas mower • store the equipment the mower vertically or or oil to leak out first impressions mower just required slipping the battery into the engine would turn over and enduring the loud gas engine and exhaust the mower had plenty of power to cut through the thick spring grass-no perfor- use it much because i found the mower to be very light and easy to push there was no need to stop and recharge mer nor the blower ran out of battery power chilled beverage today's cordless mowers have as much torque as gas mowers • remove the battery two months when not in use to increase its life.-tt costco connection the greenworks 80v blower three-piece available in select yard equipment is also available at costco.ca how does electric compare to gas when it comes to torque—that is power to get the job done? the cordless equipment i tested at battery and brushless motors here's the rundown parable to a 26 cubic centimetre to a 25 cc gas engine when you're looking at specs higher voltage means higher pow- er-which means i feel confident willing to compromise.-tt
