The 4 Electric Power Tools You Might Not Know You Need

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With the advances in electric and battery-powered technology, there is every reason to adopt electric outdoor power tools. One of the obvious benefits of electric and battery-powered equipment is the cost. You can save money on gas, oil, filters, and anything else required to keep an internal combustion engine going. Those advancements in technology mean that there is a whole selection of powerful and efficient electric power tools available, many of which you may not have known you needed.
 
Battery Hedge Trimmer
 
An Electric Chainsaw for the Big Stuff
 
The motors of electric power tools require far fewer moving parts than gas-burning motors. That means fewer parts to fail, malfunction, or that need to be replaced. It also means a considerably lighter power tool. Anyone who has used a chainsaw can confirm that it is often pretty physically taxing. That makes the lightweight power of an electric or battery chainsaw a welcome alternative when tackling the big cutting jobs.
 
 An Electric Lawn mower for Comfort and Speed
 
People are often shocked at the difference using an electric or cordless lawn mower can make. They discover how quiet a lawn mower can be when so much of the noise they’re used to was the roaring of a gas mower’s engine. Suddenly they’re not dealing with the bone-rattling vibration they figured was simply part of the task. A quieter, more comfortable mower can make a big difference.
 
 An Electric Hedge Trimmer to Clean It Up
 
The convenience and effectiveness of hedge trimmers make it worthy of recognition. Being able to zip through the pruning of shrubs, hedges, and bushes or scythe down patches of tall weeds can save hours of work. Doing so with an electric or battery hedge trimmer means those hours of work are lighter and quieter. You also don’t have to deal with the hedge trimmer spewing smoke and noxious fumes from its gas engine while using it.
 
 An Electric Pressure Washer for a Whole Lot
 
The electric power washer is one of the most versatile and helpful outdoor power tools. A high-quality electric 2000 PSI pressure washer is one of those pieces of equipment that owners tend to wonder how they ever got along without. Its uses include:
 
· Spraying a home’s siding to a like-new shine
 
 · Quickly cleaning virtually any vehicle or boat
 
 · Spray-cleaning bikes and ATVs
 
 · Cleaning driveways, walkways, and stairs
 
 · Deep-cleaning BBQ grills from a distance
 
 · Removing mud that’s caked on lawn and garden equipment
 
 · Blasting out gutters
 
 · Spraying away pet accidents or bird droppings
 
 · Knocking down wasps’ and hornets’ nests
 
Cordless, battery-operated and electric tools deliver all the power of gas-operated equipment without the weight, noise and vibration, or extra cost. Experience how much easier and more pleasant those outdoor tasks can be with electric outdoor power tools.
 
 About Greenworks Tools
 
 Greenworks Tools electric power tools are often named as favorites among both landscaping professionals and the DIY crowd thanks to the tools’ power, reliability, and overall energy efficiency. Greenworks Tools marries leading-edge battery technology with industry-leading power tool innovation to deliver power and performance comparable to gas-powered tools. You won’t have to worry about deafening noise, teeth-rattling vibration, or the noxious fumes and emissions of gas-powered tools with Greenworks Tools battery-powered offerings. Greenworks Tools offers lawn mowers cordless and electric, string trimmers, an electric pressure washer line, cordless chainsaws, leaf blowers, and more yard tools to help make your yard the envy of your neighbors.
 
 Find the electric and cordless outdoor power tools you need at https://www.greenworkstools.com/

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