Bosch Electric Grass Trimmer EasyGrassCut 23 (280 Watt
Bosch Electric Grass Trimmer EasyGrassCut 23 (280 Watt, cutting diameter 23 cm, in carton packaging)
Uninterrupted workingThanks to the semi-automatic spool feed
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Comfortable grass cutting
Easily adjust the height of the auxiliary handle to maintain a healthy working posture with the lightweight and comfortable EasyGrassCut 23.
Lightweight and well-balanced
Easy to manoeuvre, reducing fatigue during extended use
Uninterrupted cutting
Each time the trigger is released, the semi-automatic spool feeds the line. No need to manually adjust the spool or bump the trimmer head.
Easy to assemble
Minimal assembly, simply click the two pole halves together and attach the protective guard.
Technical details
•Power input: 280 W
•Cutting diameter: 23 cm
•Line thickness/length: 1.6 mm/4 m
•Feed system: semi-automatic
•Weight: 1.9 kg
EasyGrassCut 23Comparison chart
280 Watt
Power/battery
400 Watt
23 cm
Cutting diameter
24 cm
1.9 kg
Weight
2.6 kg
Height adjustment
Semi-auto spool
Edging function
Tilt function
280 Watt
Power/battery
18V/2 Ah
23 cm
Cutting diameter
23 cm
1.9 kg
Weight
2.1 kg
Height adjustment
Semi-auto spool
Edging function
Tilt function
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| Weight: | 2.89 kg |
| Dimensions: | 47.1 x 23.8 x 12.5 cm; 2.89 Kilograms |
| Model: | 06008C1H71 |
| Part: | 104190 |
| Colour: | Green |
| Pack Quantity: | 1 |
| Batteries Required: | No |
| Manufacture: | decco |
| Dimensions: | 47.1 x 23.8 x 12.5 cm; 2.89 Kilograms |
| Quantity: | 1 |
Even though Bosch has an excellent name I didn’t think that this reasonable priced product could do my sisters whole garden when my sister went away for six weeks the grass was 2 feet high and it made quick work of it well impressed
Be sure to purchase a replacement thread when buying because the one supplied is of poor quality and would struggle to cut through butter.
This strimmer is great. Easy to use, the adjustable handle helps to hold and control it, and the only time the line snapped was on a particularly large and chunky weed. However, it was quick and easy to refeed the line and carry on. For the price, this strimmer is brilliant.
The hollow tubular metal arm arrives folded into three section with the power cable running down the middle; think of an elasticated folding walking stick/cane, usually for the elderly.
Holes in the tube allow spring loaded metal studs to click into place for assembly/disassembly (I recommend that the strimmer is left assembled.)
The plastic strimmer guard beneath slides, then clicks into place.
Opposite to the plastic rear guard, is an adjustable metal wire bar, which may be slideither nearer or further away from the strimmer.
This pushes plants away from the strimming cord beneath, protecting flower beds, etc.
The strimmer’s cord cassette, simply drops into place beneath the red capped cover, that is in the base.
To open, squeeze the opposite marked sides together to release.
It clicks back into place.
Thread the cord through the hole in the axle assembly and adjust to the length required.
A two way switch arrangement built into the top handle, switches it on and the lower switches either side, keeps the power switched on during use.
Depressing the main switch shuts off the power.
The safety orange coloured flex/rubber plug, is 6 metres long.
Use an RCD device when strimming, sensible footwear and sometimes protective eyewear for those hidden bits of debris.
There is an adjustable lower front handle, angled to requirements, by depressing both sides of the handle’s red buttons simultaneously; releasing them the handle clicks into a preset position.
Readjust until the best comfortable position is found.
I use this handle to hang the folded electric flex.
Easy to store, clean and use.
It’s a classic well thought out, well design strimmer, competitively priced unit for these financially slimmer times; cut costs, not quality.
I bought one and was bit smoke coming out so they replaced it straight away and due to me being housebound I couldn’t send old one back but still received replacement. Very good selle
So easy to assemble. Felt sturdy. Used and very sturdy , good quality and cutting power. Had a Flymo double wire spool and this did a very good in comparison being only one wire spool. No surprise considering the manufacturer and really seriously good value for money.
It tackled 1m tall thick grass and weeds without problems.
However, the cutting cord which came with it is thin and breaks easily if it hits the pavement – you need to purchase a reel of thicker/stronger stuff.
Pulling cutting cord out is easy enough.
For the price, it’s much lighter than I expected (especially compared to my previous one which was more expensive)
I have light use for it – small garden, but all the edges are all fenced so I get through a fair amount of string in a single cut.
For the price, it’s excellent.
Unfortunately the strimmer cord that is supplied is totally not fit for purpose and crap. Breaks so easy so it’s down to B&Q for more substantial plastic strim cord.
I’ve used this twice so far and think it’s great for the price and got the job done. Wasn’t so hard to assemble either. You just have to know to trim the line abit once your ready to roll.
I tried using a 2.5mm line like another reviewer mentioned but what absolute garbage advice. The diameter of the hole in the strimmer where you insert the strimmer line is fit for the 1.5mm only, which means the 2.5mm isn’t sitting in the housing at all and it’s a faff. Unless you plan on tampering and voiding your warranty just stick to the 1.5mm line that’s supplied.
So many people bodging this strimmer to make it more so-called versatile are only going to void the 3 year warranty that’s supplied. If you want a strimmer that’s going to do a neat job of your grass edges and tight spaces on your lawn then this fits the bill. Don’t go tackling anything bigger than that unless you fancy changing the strimmer line everytime you clip something.
For the price and guarantee you can’t go wrong, but just be careful what you’re putting it through before you start your cuts.
I’ve seen this strimmer getting a lot of flak in the reviews here, and coming from a very similar strimmer, from my experience, its not as bad as they say… compact in the box, quick to assemble and reasonably cheap… the lines a little short, but its in spec, you get what you pay for… in line with other reviews, first piece of line broke almost instantly, but after pulling out another length, proceeded to do the rest of my approx 40m garden with little issue, just grass and the odd weed here and there, one snap when I asked it to go through a chunk of bramble, but thats maybe asking too much…
I’ve only used it once or twice, but for what i payee, just under 30 on sale, you can’t ask for much more out of the box performance, its not a petrol weed walker, or lawnmower, its a cheap simple strimmer, and if the line you get in the box is bad, spend a fiver and buy something a little better quality, and a little thicker and it might not break so easily… how it holds up, time will tell but my last of an older model has lasted several years, and if I only get 3 out of it, its done well
One thing to highlight is the dreadful noise it makes if you leave the cutting line too long. I guess this is true of all strimmers. The line should extend just to the inside edge of the guard and no further.