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Worth noting they are rubbish for anything more than a short back and sides.
Yeah I would agree, the HS45 is a good trimmer. Bombproof really. It just isn't as refined as the pro trimmers. The HS56? next model up is probably better, but I went up to the HS82, which is awesome compared to the lower models, but you gets what you pays for.
Yeah the HS45 is my backup now. Feels light in the hand compared to the 82. I can't fault it really.
Do you mean a hedge trimmer or a kombi tool type?
You cant go wrong with the HS45 then, it's what I started with and it's still good 3 years later.
I stopped using the 81s as they are to heavy for general use unless it's cutting thicker hedges or reductions
It's a good entry level machine, but the vibes are awful compared to the bigger machines. I'd suggest you try one first if possible.