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swimbro
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My 14 year old daughter just took over mowing the lawn. It’s a bigger lawn and she handles the riding mower fine, but
cheezedawg
Let’s go change my board rat
5/15/22 6:15pm
Riding mower? CBers have so much freaking money!
TNT
5/15/22 6:18pm
18v Ryobi trimmer maybe?
RootieBoy
5/15/22 6:18pm
40v
swimbro
5/15/22 7:00pm
I have the 40v. It might be too heavy for her on a big yard. That's why I suggested the 18v.
RootieBoy
5/15/22 7:07pm
I just got the 18v trimmer/edger combo and it’s great. It chews through
Seito107
5/15/22 7:10pm
I had an electric edge trimmer at one point. Very light and easy to control.
RoyalTX
5/15/22 6:19pm
She's probably amazing with a nail file. Try that
Bob Vance
5/15/22 6:26pm
Today is your lucky day to ask this question. Project Farm posted a review of battery powered trimmers.
JayOwen
5/15/22 6:26pm
One of the most underrated yt channels. His reviews are awesome!
shakavaka
5/15/22 7:08pm
There are some old electric types that are smaller
Nat Gas Man
5/15/22 6:39pm
A 16 year old boyfriend might help.
EtTuKalante
5/15/22 6:45pm
Are you sure he’s not 18
Nat Gas Man
5/15/22 6:50pm
Maybe he identifies as 16? Things are so relative these days...🤔
EtTuKalante
5/15/22 6:52pm
If your trimmer can take different attachments, something like this makes edging way easier
Mike Honcho
5/15/22 6:49pm
Black and Decker 20V - extremely light weight, easy to change string. I’ve got
Joe
5/15/22 9:52pm
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