WORX WG896 12 Amp 7.5 Inch Corded Electric Lawn Edger & Trencher, Orange and Black
$7.99
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When you need to give some definition to your lawn elements or bury wire, the Worx 12 Amp Electric 7.5” Lawn Edger Tool/ Trencher will do the job. This electric edgers for lawns are powerful and easy to use at only 14 lbs., so you can easily push the edgers along. Cleaning out clogs and replacing the blade is also easy, just make sure you always unplug the electric lawn edger first. The blade of the corded edger is made of heavy-duty steel with serrated edges, which makes for clean, straight lines and has a wear indicator that shows when it needs to be replaced. It’s easy to assemble once you get the edgers for lawn, so you’ll be out making your lawn and garden beautiful and more defined in no time.
[POWER LIKE THE PROS] This corded lawn edger and trencher features a powerful 12 Amp motor that spins the 7.5” blade fast and deep at 4700 revolutions per minute, delivering professional-looking lines and edges.
[3 DEPTH ADJUSTMENTS] Cut down at 1”, 1-1/4”, 1-1/2” depending on the task at hand
[CUTTING LINE INDICATOR] Stay on the straight and narrow with the cutting line guide—you’ll notice a difference when you’re done
[ADJUSTABLE SHAFT] Users of any height can find a length and comfortable position that works for them with the adjustable shaft and D-grip handle
[DO IT YOURSELF. DO IT BETTER. DO IT WITH WORX.] WORX tools are engineered with cutting-edge technology, and above modern efficiency standards, so you can build a cost-effective tool collection that’s been designed to last
[Corded Electric Tool ]– Includes a built-in 1 ft power cord; requires an extension cord for operation.
8 reviews for WORX WG896 12 Amp 7.5 Inch Corded Electric Lawn Edger & Trencher, Orange and Black
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RSTJA –
Great value and performance
I was torn between corded, battery, or gasoline versions of this. I’m really glad I got the corded version. It’s quiet, easy to use, light weight, and makes crisp edges on my lawn. As a bonus, you can lift up on a lever to raise the guide plate (usually guides the cut by riding along the edge of the concrete walkway) and use the machine to shallow bury a cable in a lawn, so it’s a trencher too. The cut depth is easily adjusted over three settings from 1 inch to 1.5 inches. Good tool, I like it. My wife also seems to like it, so that’s a big bonus for me (maybe).
dterapin –
Lawn looks great!
Very pleased with the results with this edger. Simple to use and adjust. Really makes the lawn look well done.Missed my old gas-powered unit, but this one is so simple and almost care-free. No gas, no oil, no engine to start. Same or better results.
Practical Picks –
Powerful and reliable corded lawn edger
The WORX WG896 12 Amp Lawn Edger & Trencher is a solid tool for keeping edges clean and defined. The adjustable blade makes it easy to set different cutting depths, and the guidance wheel helps keep lines straight.Build quality feels sturdy, though it is on the loud side. Safety glasses are a must, since it can throw rocks and debris. The trigger controls speed, and operation is straightforward once you get used to it.I chose the corded version, which provides steady power but requires care not to run over the cord. Weight and size are standard for this type of tool. Overall, it’s a reliable choice for edging sidewalks, driveways, and garden beds.
Yessongs –
Does the trick!
Pros: A great investment if you’re looking for a more professional touch. I’ve used gas edgers in the past and didn’t have high expectations for a corded unit, but this all but weightless little dude impressed with its power and performance. Although incredibly happy with my first pass, I’m 100% confident that each further usage will only clean it up better. A little back & forth in the denser soil, but no big deal. Moreover, once you get the excess soil out the first time you won’t have to deal with it again.Cons: The angle of the lever is not adjustable, and anyone taller than 5’ 10” will have to lean forward a little bit. However, it’s very light and manageable so this shouldn’t be a deal breaker. Enjoy the fruits of your labor while neighbors walk/drive by and take notice of your tidy lawn.
troy –
Great Product Line
This is the fourth product I have bought from the Worx Tool Line. I have been highly impressed with the durability, function and manufacturing of their product line. And the Edger is the same.
It’s Easy DIY –
Beats cordless any day!
My cordless edger died, and I was looking for a replacement. I was horrified but not surprised that the prices have doubled over the past 5 years so I decided to check out some of the corded options. I’m glad I did. This edger is far more powerful than my old Ryobi One+ cordless ever was and easier to push and operate.For everything else, I’ll stick to cordless but for edgers, this is the one to get.
Ga Boy-n-FL –
Good if you’re not tall.
The unit itself works great. My only issues are I am tall (6’3″) but the handle length would indicate that it’s designed for people 5-5 and under. Fortunately I don’t have a whole lot of edging to do so I will tolerate the tired back. The other issue is, as someone else pointed out, the blade’s wear out fairly quickly, but I too edge close to the concert and some asphalt so if it weren’t for the handle length and blade, it would probably get 5 stars.
A. Carey –
Very pleased with this versus my old gas-engine edger
I replaced a gas edger with this item. The gas edger was hard to start, took up a lot of space in the garage, and was not easy to use.I had a great first experience with this edger today. I needed to cut through some dense ornamental grass roots on the side of my driveway, and this handled the job nicely. Some effort was needed to push the machine, but it is light and easy to maneuver. Next, I edged around the rest of my driveway, curb, and sidewalk. It had been more than a year since my last edging. It did a fine job. My old gas edger had a longer blade and cut a bit deeper, but this was so much easier to use. It cleaned up nicely and easily, and then I hung it from a hook in my garage until next time.I have plenty of extension cords and outlets, and using a corded model was not an issue. I’ve had some other corded lawn equipment that was a pain because of back-and-forth patterns that were needed. Edging is just a couple of straight lines, and the cord did not get in the way or become a pain. I’m happy I saved the money on a corded model vs. buying a more expensive one that required a custom battery and charger.