Echo DSRM-310L 40v Cordless Grass-Trimmer (Tool Only)

Once you’ve finished with your lawnmower, you’ll inevitably be left with areas of uncut grass you couldn’t reach. This 40v, petrol-matching cordless strimmer from Japanese engineering-experts Echo provides the perfect solution, making it easy to tidy those tree bases, fence lines and border edges!

With zero emissions, reduced vibration, less noise and no mains cable to hold you back, the Echo DSRM-310L 40v Cordless Grass-Trimmer is an environmentally-sound, comfortable and convenient way to keep your garden shipshape. And of course, when you get your hands on it, costly trips to the petrol station will become a thing of the past!

The Echo DSRM-310L 40v Cordless Grass-Trimmer comes with a pair of twin-line spools, which, thanks to their substantial 30cm cutting-swathe, enable speedy ground coverage. There’s no need to attend directly to the spool in order to advance the line – a simple tap of the cutter head on the ground will suffice.

Built to be comfortable and easy operate for any user, the Echo DSRM-310L 40v Cordless Grass-Trimmer boasts an adjustable ‘loop’ handle, benefits from a soft forearm-support and weighs only 2.6kg.

Electronic overload cutout protects the motor should excessive demand be placed upon it; a retractable guard means you can work with confidence close to vulnerable plants.

Please note: batteries and charger available separately – 4Ah battery recommended.

• A petrol-matching cordless strimmer for fast and hassle-free garden maintenance!
• Designed and built in Japan to exacting standards
• One of the lightest machines of its type ever produced
• Generous cutting-path – cover the ground in quick-time!
• Armrest and adjustable handle combine to ensure comfortable, low-effort strimming
• Automatic overload shutdown prevents motor damage
• Remarkably quiet-running – ideal if you’ve got nearby neighbours
• Dual safety-switching guards against unintentional start-up
• Straightforward bump-feed line advance
• Two double-line spools included in the package