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rabosi · 04.24.2010, 09:43 PM

I'm on my sixth year with a sears cordless. It used 2 12v lead acids in series for 24v but they only lasted 2 yrs. I then started using a zippy 6s pack which gives it close to original rpms plus a lot lighter. For normal yard edging it's great but if the grass is a little taller and dense it does get bogged down. Would be nice if they gave output rpms for these cordless trimmers.

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rabosi RC-Monster Carbon Fiber Offline Posts: 326 Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Levittown, NY	04.24.2010, 09:43 PM I'm on my sixth year with a sears cordless. It used 2 12v lead acids in series for 24v but they only lasted 2 yrs. I then started using a zippy 6s pack which gives it close to original rpms plus a lot lighter. For normal yard edging it's great but if the grass is a little taller and dense it does get bogged down. Would be nice if they gave output rpms for these cordless trimmers.