
Cordless Hedge Trimmer 20V, Two-in-One Head
A hand trimmer that swaps between grass shear and bush teeth so you can shape the boxwood and drop the weeds against the house foundation.
Volunteer saplings along a back fence line will not pull out by hand once the taproot sets. We build this folding lever from thick carbon steel to grip the stem and use the ground beneath it. You set the jaws low, step on the base, and pull the handle over.
Price and stock live with the storefront and can move between visits.

The jaws clamp down hard on wet bark, thorny brush, and stubborn woody growth. As you pull back on the long steel handle, the grip tightens on the trunk so roots come out intact.
You change the leverage point depending on how soft the dirt is around the base. Shifting the pivot gives you extra lift in packed gravel or thick clay when a direct tug fails.
We build the frame from heavy carbon steel with a rust-resistant finish so it can sit in wet grass. The joint pins stay tight through hard pulls against thick buckthorn and tangled vines.
The arms fold down so the tool rests flat against the garage wall or slides behind a truck seat. You pull a locking pin to open the frame, and the piece stays rigid during work.
| Tool shelf | Yard and garden |
|---|---|
| Where it works | Out in the yard |
| Size | 2 in |
Payment, delivery and returns run at the storefront, under its own rules.

A hand trimmer that swaps between grass shear and bush teeth so you can shape the boxwood and drop the weeds against the house foundation.

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A folding aluminum frame with dual-layer pad and extendable legs that flips from a low kneeling bench to a garden stool.
A folding steel lever that bites into woody brush, green saplings, and wild vines to pry root balls up without digging.