Good price for a petrol trimmer, been waiting for a drop as recently picked up a petrol mower and was on the lookout. DElviery is £3.95 and you can have it delivered tomorrow for that price (at the mo) Or Free C&C of course.
The 29.9cc Qualcast petrol grass trimmer is a multi-functional must have for any gardener. Lightweight, low vibration and a soft grip 2 handled design makes this grass trimmer comfortable and easy to use.
All Qualcast garden power products and pressure washers include a FREE 2 year guarantee when bought from Argos. So whether it is a lawnmower that you use weekly or a hedge trimmer that you use occasionally, you have the peace of mind that with Qualcast, the product is built to last.
Dedicated support service - 01904 727500, 7 days a week UK based technical support! free collection and delivery of your product if we need to repair it- making sure you only have to miss it for one weekend. Online support and spares department.
Model number: CDB30A.
Features:
2 stroke 29.9cc engine.
Cutting width 40cm.
Bump feed - requires you to tap the head on the ground to release more line.
Dual line feed - ideal for overgrown areas.
Safety guard .
Additional extra strong line for cutting in tough conditions.
Anti vibration system - minimises vibrations allowing you to work more efficiently.
I went with the 52cc a few weeks back and it is unbelievably good. Sadly out of stock currently but if you can wait certainly one to check back on in a few weeks. Worth the extra IMO.
All comments (15)
den169
15 Jun 171#1
Got one of these its a great strimmer,
MonkeysUncle
15 Jun 171#2
Ok price.
29cc 2 strokes do struggle with thick weed. For general man at home they are perfect.
I generally have to rev the boobs off my 29cc but with 47cc it cuts no problem but is heavy to use.
Electricity is for pansies. Go petrol and have it done about 10 times faster.
I went with the 52cc a few weeks back and it is unbelievably good. Sadly out of stock currently but if you can wait certainly one to check back on in a few weeks. Worth the extra IMO.
den169
16 Jun 17#5
I paid £40 for mine about 18 months back.Someone posted it on here,Never thought it would come it was a mistake went back up to £79-99p the day after,
Back in stock according to the site and at a very reasonable £79.99
Boatingboy
16 Jun 172#9
I too bought an SGS strimmer and brushcutter http://www.sgs-engineering.com/garden-tools/strimmers/sst520-52cc-petrol-strimmer with a two year guarantee and free next day delivery. The 52cc version is very powerful and bearing in mind you get the brushcutter attachment as well for less than the cost of the Qualcast strimmer I would heartily recommend it above this deal
nealgs
16 Jun 17#10
Had to take our Qualcast strimmer back couple of weeks ago - had it just inside the 2yr period and came to use it and found that all the fuel piping had disintegrated - it had only been used 3 times max for around total of 3-4hrs.
Good tool, but the auto feed for the cutting line is poor - and i found the line snapping very easily - replaced with a thicker line, but still spent a lot of the above 3-4 hours messing around refeeding the line back through holes.
Swapped it for the Challenge 25cc strimmer instead - yet to use this one
Majumba
20 Jun 17#11
It looks like a blue version of the ParkerBrand I got recently, though I paid a bit more. These are both much more heavy duty than the Qualcast of course and much better value in my experience.
Mr.Mot
20 Jun 17#12
Thanks guys. Now I have a strimmer on the way. Had no intention of that when I woke up this morning haha.
The brush cutter will come in super handy.
sneakyduck
20 Jun 17#13
thanks for the recommendation guys - I've been looking at their brush cutter / hedge trimmer / chainsaw on a pole effort for a bit, and this has been enough to convince me SGS are the company to buy one from.
Majumba
26 Jun 17#14
I bought a hedgecutter on a pole a while back. Completely useless, so beware.
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Opening post
The 29.9cc Qualcast petrol grass trimmer is a multi-functional must have for any gardener. Lightweight, low vibration and a soft grip 2 handled design makes this grass trimmer comfortable and easy to use.
All Qualcast garden power products and pressure washers include a FREE 2 year guarantee when bought from Argos. So whether it is a lawnmower that you use weekly or a hedge trimmer that you use occasionally, you have the peace of mind that with Qualcast, the product is built to last.
Dedicated support service - 01904 727500, 7 days a week UK based technical support! free collection and delivery of your product if we need to repair it- making sure you only have to miss it for one weekend. Online support and spares department.
- Model number: CDB30A.
Features:- 2 stroke 29.9cc engine.
- Cutting width 40cm.
- Bump feed - requires you to tap the head on the ground to release more line.
- Dual line feed - ideal for overgrown areas.
- Safety guard .
- Additional extra strong line for cutting in tough conditions.
- Anti vibration system - minimises vibrations allowing you to work more efficiently.
General information:Top comments
29cc - £68.39 delivered http://www.sgs-engineering.com/garden-tools/strimmers/sst260-26cc-petrol-strimmer
I went with the 52cc a few weeks back and it is unbelievably good. Sadly out of stock currently but if you can wait certainly one to check back on in a few weeks. Worth the extra IMO.
All comments (15)
29cc 2 strokes do struggle with thick weed. For general man at home they are perfect.
I generally have to rev the boobs off my 29cc but with 47cc it cuts no problem but is heavy to use.
Electricity is for pansies. Go petrol and have it done about 10 times faster.
29cc - £68.39 delivered http://www.sgs-engineering.com/garden-tools/strimmers/sst260-26cc-petrol-strimmer
I went with the 52cc a few weeks back and it is unbelievably good. Sadly out of stock currently but if you can wait certainly one to check back on in a few weeks. Worth the extra IMO.
Good tool, but the auto feed for the cutting line is poor - and i found the line snapping very easily - replaced with a thicker line, but still spent a lot of the above 3-4 hours messing around refeeding the line back through holes.
Swapped it for the Challenge 25cc strimmer instead - yet to use this one
The brush cutter will come in super handy.
thanks for the recommendation guys - I've been looking at their brush cutter / hedge trimmer / chainsaw on a pole effort for a bit, and this has been enough to convince me SGS are the company to buy one from.