Landscape & Irrigation

April 2011

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Product Round-up | Hedge Trimmers Echo HC-155 Echo’s HC-155 hedge trimmer boasts a 21.2-cc Power Boost Vortex engine for powerful performance, and 24- inch, double-sided, double-reciprocating RazorEdge blades for long-lasting sharpness and enhanced cutting performance. It also features a redesigned rear handle for added comfort, as well as a new and improved gear box for increased dependability and durability. The i-30 starting technology reduces starting effort by 30 per- cent. For more information, visit www.echo-usa.com. efco TG 2750 XP The efco TG 2750 XP is ideal for demanding professional users. This 12.1-pound unit boasts a commercial- grade 1.2-hp./25.4-cc engine, a fitted primer bulb and lift starter for easy cold-weather starts, and a 180- degree swivel handle for easy trimming even when working at an angle. For operator comfort and safety, it features an ergonomic handle with throttle lock, a 4-spring anti-vibration system, exhaust outlets that direct the discharge away from the operator, and a throttle release system that stops the blades within 1 second of release. The 30-inch blade has a double-sided cutting design and an overall 1-5/8-inch pitch. For more infor- mation, visit www.efcopower.com. Husqvarna 122HD45 Weight, balance and power are essential to effective performance with a hedge trimmer. Husqvarna’s new 122HD45 offers the perfect blend of each of these components. This hedge trimmer features a 21.7-cc 2-cycle engine that is strong enough to easily cut through the toughest branches. The dual-action, double-sided blades are made from hardened steel to stay sharper and last longer. The 122HD45 weighs in at 9.9 pounds and has an 18-inch-long blade. Equipped with Husqvarna’s Smart Start, the engine starts with minimal effort. Pulling force in the starter is reduced by up to 40 percent. For more information, visit www.husqvarna.com. Jonsered HT 2124 and HT 2124T Jonsered offers 2 lightweight 22.5-cc hedge trimmer models — the HT 2124 and HT 2124T — with blade lengths of 21.5 and 23.5 inches, respectively. The HT 2124T has a 3-position, twist-lock rotating handle that easily adjusts on the fly to handle various cutting angles with less operator fatigue. Both models also have a spring-assist starting system, which greatly reduces the pulling force required. Other features include effec- tive coil spring vibration dampening, a wide contour front handle for good control, and a large-capacity translucent fuel tank. For more information, visit www.jonseredpower.com. Kawasaki KHT600S Kawasaki’s KHT600S hedge trimmer is a low-noise, low-vibration unit that weighs in at 10.6 pounds and uses Kawasaki’s dependable TH23V engine at its core. It features 24-inch, double-sided blades that are perfectly sharpened and closely fitted to provide exceptional cutting quality. The enrichment-type diaphragm carburetor provides quick starts and minimizes flooding, and heat management is achieved through the use of shrouds surrounding all heat-producing components. The sturdy semi-commercial gear case, 16.9-ounce fuel tank, felt panel air filter, and quality bearings on both sides of the case add to the unit’s features list. Kawasaki provides a lifetime electronic ignition module warranty, and the company’s Leading Edge Warranty offers 5-year con- sumer and 2-year commercial use coverage regarding materials and workmanship. The KHT600S is 1 of 6 heavy-duty hedge trimmers offered by Kawasaki. For more information, visit www.kawpower.com. Little Wonder gas hedge trimmers Since 1955, Little Wonder gas hedge trimmers have encapsulated “American-Made” quality craftsmanship. From the high-carbon steel blades, to the handle design, Little Wonder gas hedge trimmers have stood the test of time and daily use of rental customers and landscapers worldwide. The blades maintain a sharp cut- ting edge even after heavy-duty use. Dual reciprocating blades are engineered to glide smooth for flawless, vibration–free trimming and superior cutting performance in any direction. Shock mounts in the handle assem- bly enhance user comfort. A power-packed commercial-grade 21.2cc engine with electronic ignition and a primer bulb carburetor ensures quick starts, and the transmission features hardened steel gears to produce higher torque. For more information, visit www.littlewonder.com. 22 Landscape and Irrigation April 2011 www.landscapeirrigation.com

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