BLACK+DECKER LHT2220B 20V Bare MAX Lithium Ion Cordless Hedge Trimmer Bare Tool, 22" - Battery & Charger Not Included


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The BLACK+DECKER Bare 20V MAX Lithium Ion Cordless 22" Hedge Trimmer is ideal for trimming hedges, shrubs and bushes without extension cords. It has 22 inch dual-action blades which cut branches faster and easier with 40% less vibration. This unit is compatible with 20V Lithium Ion rechargeable battery delivering power and run-time for most trimming jobs (battery and charger not included). It quickly cuts branches up to 3/4 inch thick. This trimmer can also handle up to 3000 sq ft of actual hedges trimmed per charge. It features a full wrap-around front handle which provides a comfortable gripping area in all cutting orientations, along with soft grips for comfortable use and secure gripping.Dual-action blades cut branches with 40 percent less vibration
Part of 20-volt MAX lithium-ion battery system -- easily swap with other lawn and power tools
Quickly cuts branches up to ¾-inch thick
Hedge trimmer features 22-inch dual-action blade for extended reach
2-year limited warranty; does not include battery or charger
Quickly cuts branches up to 3/4-inch thick



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