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9.6.2013

I am a brand loyal customer when it comes to Bosch products. I have a Bosch washing machine, dryer, dishwasher, drill etc etc, and I have the Bosch Rotak 43 Ergoflex Lawnmower, which is by far the best lawnmower I have ever owned, and I've owned a few, electric and petrol.I have also owned a couple of Bosch grass trimmers. What the heck were they thinking? The Easytrim 23 was probably the worst excuse of a grass trimmer ever available! Fair dooze to Amazon though, they accepted it back and refunded my hard earned without question. So it was with trepidation that I ordered the new Bosch offering, the ART 35 Heavy Duty.My previous Easytrim wouldn't have even knocked the clocks off a dandelion.This ART 35 knocks them into outer space! It kicks butt! I've owned petrol trimmers from various, shall I say, "top" companies, like Ry...... and McC...... and they were pants. Two stroke engines, stale petrol, dodgy chokes, need I go on, but I did like the power of the two stroke - umpteen kick - trimmers! This new Bosch provides just that - POWER!!! Plenty of it, but not enough to take chunks out of your path and throw hyper-speed chippings into your face and legs. And as a result of this the strim wire lasts much, much better. With my petrol ones I used to have 2.4mm wire and I'd easy get through a spool doing front and back gardens. I have not had a strimmer for nearly a year that actually strimmed anything, so my garden edges had been left to rack and ruin with three foot high coarse grass and weeds with two foot deep borders, so I was a bit concerned that NO grass trimmer would be able to cope too well.My fears however evaporated as soon as I pulled the triggers on my new toy! She purred like a contented lion and off we went to conquer the new world that had been created in my back garden. Humming merrily to herself, she easily consumed ALL that was put in front of her! Even Genghis Khan couldn't have eradicated the huge colony of weeds as swiftly and with such ease! We were done in no time at all, with just a few bumps of the spool required as the 1.6mm wire was lasting an age compared to what my petrol ones used to get through. We even did between the cracks in my path rudely made up of slabs, where weeds had dared to show their mocking faces. Normally, this would be where a full face mask and riot gear would be required for safety when using my petrol ones, but not this time! She did a very clean job without trying to kill me in the process.This grass trimmer is the mutts nuts, the yappers knackers, the dogs bo***x!!! I can't recommend it highly enough. And no, I don't work for Bosch, and no, I don't get out much either.....So now I have the very best lawnmower I have EVER owned, as well as the very, very best grass trimmer I have EVER owned, and lets face it, EVER likely to own! You shouldn't be disappointed with this at all. Bosch, at last, have completely nailed how a grass trimmer should - and does - operate!Team Rock .... Belong
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5.7.2017

It's a great strimmer in every respect except for one big problem, which was why I originally gave this ONE star. .Why? Well, after two decent but not outrageously arduous strims the cord ran out. Trying to put new cord into the strimmer spool with NO guidance from the manual (or the internet) was a nightmare. I tried twice with 1.5mm nylon line and, cut a long story short, both times the gubbins eviscerated itself within 5 seconds and I ended up picking up little strips of line varying in length from 1mm to 20mm all over that patch of the garden!BUT, here's how you do it: Remove red cap to access spool. Pull out spool. There are two layers, one for each line. Take a 70cm length of 1.5mm nylon line.Notice that the central shaft of the spool has two little holes, one on each level. Insert your line into the TOP hole and feed it in, [1 cm or so?] Then, now that it's anchored, wind your line in the direction of the arrows [important as there's a ratchet system and this will feed the line OUTwards]. Keep winding. At the top of the spool there are two notches, and another two on the other side. Take the last 15 cm of line and feed it up through one notch and down through the next. This holds it all in place while you repeat the process for a second length of line on the bottom level.You should now have a spool with two pieces of line sticking out. Feed them through the two silvery metal 'eyes' of the outer sleeve and click the spool down into place. Fix the red cover back on and off you go! :-)[Legal disclaimer: If this goes wrong you're on your own! But it worked for me :-) ]
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27.5.2017

I've never had an electric hedge trimmer before but it's a hell of an upgrade from a pair of pruning shears! It took minutes to accomplish a job I was painstakingly completing in hours and the result was more even and tidier. I wish I'd bought one years ago. For something so heavy duty it's capable of quite refined cutting as long as you skim it over the surface rather than trying to take off too much in one go. I found it best to use it across the whole surface of the plant in sweeping arcs, the constant movement also meant I was changing position regularly and it was less tiring as it's quite heavy to wield although the weight is well balanced. However, I found it much less tiring than using shears.I opted for the corded variety because in my experience most cordless devices run out of juice quite quickly unless they're very expensive or you have purchased several batteries for back up. I can see myself using this more often than the shears and thereby keeping the boundary planting at bay instead of letting it get to the point where I'm losing precious space in a small yard.The cord didn't represent a problem, tending to dangle downward away from the trimmer but I did buy an RCD safety adaptor at the same time so if I did cut through the cord I wouldn't be electrocuted
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15.10.2013

We recently moved into our new house, and the previous owner had neglected the garden somewhat, and there were some fairly hefty weeds and brambles that needed a good seeing to.My old strimmer was just not up to the job, and my overgrown garden simple laughed at its fairly pathetic attempts to tame it.I didn't really want to go down the petrol route, as a number of my friends have ... and spend a great deal of time swearing, but wanted something that would cope with the worst of my requirement, but did not feel like I am having a gym session every time I used it.The ART 35 was very easy to assemble, looks to be robust enough to provide years of service, works well, is comfortable to use,and in my garden at least, I thought line wear was very acceptable. OK, having a cable is more of a pain than using petrol, but at least you don't stink of fumes afterwards ... even the noise level is acceptable, but I would always tend to use some ear defenders and a pair of specs anyway.Good for the money, it looks like it should take other accessories, but clearly doesn't ... shame, because I'm sure the motor would handle anything you throw at it.
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25.6.2017

Great for the price, easy to set up and use, however still has the problem with the cable release system, as commonly found on all these automated release cable bush cutters. A better brand that doesn't melt (the cable that comes with it fuses together and causes problems separating). A shorter cable also reduces this problem.The over body strap balances the unit well, and this is important when using the trimmer for more than 40 minutes as the unit becomes heavier in use and causes fatigue.The power cable is shockingly short. I wonder if this was deliberate so that you would buy the wireless version (selling at almost 3 times the price). A simple reel power extension cable remedies this,but it's just extra work.One thing though, with the amount of time wasted on resetting the trimmer cutting cable, the location of the power cable hinders holding the unit upright as such you need to balance the trimmer on a large flat surface (such as the lawn) and bend down to fix the cutting cables each time, which makes a tiresome job more tiring.It try to score it 3.5 out of 5, but as you can't award a half star, I've rounded up to 4.
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10.7.2013

I bought this in desperation having tried and failed to get our petrol strimmer going and the weeds and brambles were out of control. I selected this model even though it was very new to the market and there was only one review at the time as it was claimed to be heavy duty. I was very pleased with the power of it which overcame the obvious inconvenience of an extension cable to haul around a large garden.My one single disappointment was the "bump & feed" business end. The line itself has a maximum diameter of 1.6 cm - not very thick and wears down quickly but the main problem is getting it wound evenly which is fiddly, time consuming and not successful 9 times out of 10.This is not specific to Bosch or this model. I just think it's a shame when there are more user friendly and simpler designs out there that Bosch has not offered an alternative accessory. There may be some universal heads that will fit the bill but I would need to do some research and meanwhile I need to keep on top of the gardening.That aside I am very pleased I bought this strimmer and would recommend it for anyone considering buying one.
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20.5.2017

After lots of research I decided to purchase the Bosch hedge trimmer with 45cm blade and I am pleased I did. It is a great trimmer - 45cm cuts a really large area in one go. I did debate the 60cm blade but having used the 45 cm one, I do wonder if the extra length would have made it slightly unweildy. One of the main things is that this unit is light enough to be able to handle. The blades are sharp, really sharp, and make light work of the hedges. Being electric, it is a little bit quieter than a petrol version and you don't have to worry about running out of fuel half way through the job.I found the cable to be long enough for my needs as I plugged the trimmer into an extension lead.The trimmer cable is bright red and really stands out against the green of the hedges so will reduce the likelihood of cutting through the cable.It has definitely sped up the trimming of the hedges and made the end result neater and more professional looking. If you register the product online, you get a 3 year warranty which really gives peace of mind. If you are debating this unit.... go for it!
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12.6.2013

i had reserved a hedge trimmer at bishopbriggs retail park store, when i went to get it i had forgotten to take the reservation number.... the store was busy when i called and a queue had formed at the order and pay part..... once it was brought to the attention of staff that there was no one acknowledge-ing the waiting clients someone did finally come over, when i explained my situation although the member of staff was under pressure , and had apologised for the delay he went out his way to try and find the order and he even went to a manager to seek his assistance after a bit we finally got everything resolved and i came away with my product...... The service when i received it could not have been faulted...and the lad went over and above even although it had been me who asked that someone acknowledge the waiting people .... Well done and you saved me a trip home and back to get the reservation number . would certainly use the facitity again and recommend it to friends also
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1.10.2015

Bought this on Black Friday so super happy with the price i paid.I used to have a small flymo strimmer which was great for borders but not up to hacking down the 125 sq meter jungle that had grown in the house i just moved into.Ordered this ready for next spring/summer and I've used it for the past 6 months. At first was a bit difficult to get to grips with. the strap makes it a lot easier to carry and makes for lighter work.After about the 3rd/4th time of using its now a lot easier to use. plus everythung is manageable menaing i've reduced the cutting time down to around 25 minutes to cut 150 square meter area (including incline) I've had to change the strimming wire and I've got the stronger option available,(highly recommend) as i'm not having to keep pulling out more cord. The red power cable is easy to see helping to avoid and trips or accidents. Would prefer the cable to be a little longerGreat power and ideal for large overgrown areas
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31.7.2020

Bought this to tackle a garden that had been neglected for some time. I have what I would see as a medium sized garden and the area strimmed featured waist high grass and various brambles and weed. This thing did the job, but at times, especially when used to a low level in the brambles you could hear the motor struggling, the solution is just to make sure you move the strimmer slower through the brambles.Only issue I had was the strimmer line broke on the first day of use, I would probably put this down to me basically cutting my entire garden of brambles in one go and somewhat abusing it by trying to strim through thick brambles 1/4 inch wide.Now that said I do think the strim line could clearly be made with a stronger material as I wasn't expecting it to give up so quickly, got about 90% of the 10x8m garden done and then ordered replacement chord.
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28.10.2013

OK so "A cut above the rest" is a bit of a corny title. It has to be said its true. This Bosch Hedge cutter is just great and I find it hard to criticize its design or capability to do the job it was intended for. I have never owned a electric cutter before, thought I could make a much nicer job of trimming the few bushes I have in my garden. Its fairly light to handle, cuts with ease and used with care very safe. I nearly purchased a much inferior make and even looked at 2nd hand, but with Amazons amazing deals buying new was only a few pounds more. I Would recommend this cutter as I would be surprised if you could get any better results by paying more.A few reviews comment the cable is to short but I found this not to be a problem when using a extension reel. Don't wait 18 years like me to buy one, buy with Bosch confidence today.
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6.6.2014

I chose this hedgecutter for 2 reasons. Firstly, I have a fondness for Bosch products as I feel they are good quality and, in my experience, long-lasting. Secondly, having read the reviews, it seemed perfect for my requirements. It's everything I expected. I was confident that I would be able to use it easily, but asked a friend to try it for me in the first instance, as I felt a little tutorial wouldn't hurt. After trimming a few shrubs, my friend said the hedgecutter was a delight to use, and not at all heavy. I too, from a female perspective, am happy that it's not a heavy machine. I also bought the Bosch lubricant on the recommendation of others, and once the trimming was done,I cleaned the cutter and gave it a quick spray of lubricant before putting it away. Delighted !
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1.1.2018

Bought this to make my gardening easier as we have a number of bushes that had started to get a bit out of control.Works well, and has no problem cutting through small bush branches (maybe 5mm or slightly more). Have had it cut through 1cm but had to persist and it probably isn't good for the blade.This loses a star because it isn't particularly comfortable to hold for extended periods. It isn't a natural position I don't think. You have to hold down two buttons to operate it (safety feature) - I am right-handed, and hold the rear handle with my left, and the front handle with my right so I can steer/apply pressure etc. It would be nice it the front switch locked "on" as that would make it so much easier,but I understand why it doesn't.
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13.9.2011

Got this to use on hedge and another assorted plants in the garden.Very pleased with it. First impression is that it's nice and lightweight - which is obviously very important for long sections of hedge, especially anything that is quite high up, as you can be holding it above your hedge for a long period of time. So it scores well on that front.The trimming blade seems a good size - I feel if it was longer it would be unwieldy, but shorter would be too short, so happy with the size.The mechanism seems powerful enough too - made very short work of a leylandii in our back garden, but also of some heavier duty bushes that were growing against a wall - so it's capable of more than just basic hedges.In summary,highly recommended.
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25.5.2018

I chose this size hedge cutter because i did not see the point in ordering one that was too heavy or large for me to use, i am thrilled that my first experience using one has been so sucessful!, my privet and fir hedge looked great...if i do say so myself..and my neighbours and husbund have commented at how good it looks.Very easy to use....no instructions included as to how to start! but... i worked it out.. yeah ! maybe i was being abit "blonde".. but having never owned one before, or EVER used one, i was delighted that i started it, and used it to tremendous effect.I am very, very happy with my purchase.Who needs a husband when you can have one of these !!I did need an extension cable...The hedge cutter is fab.
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