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DEWALT 20V MAX* Cordless Hedge Trimmer, 5.0 Ah, 22-Inch (DCHT820P1)

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Features

  • Powerful high output motor of the cordless hedge trimmer is designed for cuts up to 3/4-inch thick
  • The battery powered hedge trimmer has 22-inch laser cut, hooked-tooth blade design
  • Trimmers for plants have high capacity 5.0Ah Lithium Ion battery
  • Compact and lightweight design
  • Part of the 20V MAX* system of tools

Description

The DEWALT 20V MAX Battery Hedge Trimmer has a high output motor and laser cut, hardened steel blades engineered for clean, fast cuts on branches up to 3/4 of an" thick with 22-inch of blade length. The compact and lightweight 7.5 lbs. design of the bush trimmer maximizes maneuverability and minimizes stress on your arms.

Brand: DEWALT


Power Source: Battery Powered


Color: Black/Yellow


Product Dimensions: 38.7"L x 7.9"W x 9.4"H


Item Weight: 1 Kilograms


Brand: ‎DEWALT


Power Source: ‎Battery Powered


Color: ‎Black/Yellow


Product Dimensions: ‎38.7"L x 7.9"W x 9.4"H


Item Weight: ‎1 Kilograms


Blade Length: ‎22 Inches


Material: ‎Alloy Steel


Manufacturer: ‎DEWALT


Part Number: ‎DCHT820P1


Item Weight: ‎2.2 pounds


Item model number: ‎DCHT820P1


Batteries: ‎1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included)


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: ‎No


Size: ‎One Size


Style: ‎20V Battery


Voltage: ‎20


Item Package Quantity: ‎1


Number Of Pieces: ‎1


Mounting Type: ‎Plate Mount


Included Components: ‎Unit


Batteries Included?: ‎Yes


Batteries Required?: ‎No


Battery Cell Type: ‎Lithium Ion


Warranty Description: ‎Blend


Date First Available: February 15, 2016


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    • A powerful, well-made tool. A nice step up from Ryobi ONE+
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I just bought this trimmer to replace my Ryobi ONE+ hedge trimmer, which snapped at the handle recently during ordinary use. To be clear, my Ryobi tools have been good to me, and remain great "bang for the buck," in my opinion, and I expecially applaud Ryobi for making its lithium ion kit backward-compatible with its older nicad tools. I have a nice complement of Ryobi stuff, and for my usually light suburban needs, they've been plenty powerful and reliable. However, I've had a little trouble with some of my Ryobi tools under hard use. I know the handle on the trimmer can be repaired, but the unit seemed tired, and I have also killed my pre-ONE+ Ryobi reciprocating saw through admittedly brutal use trimming a lot of bamboo I have growing on the property (hand grip fell to pieces; blade mount consistently jams). I quickly threw the chain on the woefully underpowered Ryobi chainsaw I have in my one serious attempt to use it. On top of that, a few of my ONE+ batteries and a couple of chargers failed after a couple of years. It seemed like the time to consider an upgrade. So I have decided to look into some higher quality pieces for specific uses. I love my smaller 12 V Bosch tools, which seem better made than Ryobi, and frankly may outperform them, but for the few things where I need something more powerful, I'm hoping DeWalt will fill the bill. Their reputation (and pricing) is legendary, and the new Flexvolt line seems like a good idea (high power tools use batteries that will fit lower power tools). So I decided to dip a toe in with the 20 V Max Hedge Trimmer. The monster 40 V trimmer looked like more weight and power than I need for my azalea hedge, and Amazon had as good a price as I saw anywhere. It came last Tuesday. It's a good-looking tool. Heavier than the Ryobi, but well-balanced. The trigger safety, which flips forward from the main trigger and then stays out of the way, seemed a bit fussier at first than the Ryobi's separate side button, but once you get the hang of it, it's more elegant (one button vs. two) and a little easier for one-handing it across the big hedge (you don't need to concentrate on keeping your thumb on another button). It's actually a pretty slick approach. The tolerances on the switch and overall feel are extremely high quality. The 5 amp-hour battery that shipped with the DeWalt trimmer is smaller and lighter than the ONE+ 4 amp-hour batteries I have, which I like. The charger is small and light as well, and apparently can be hung. I like the simple post connection on the Ryobi batteries -- easier to "slap it in," both the tools and charger, but the sliding connection on the DeWalt again feels more precise. And the battery capacity is tremendous. I will try to attach a photo showing the ONE+ 4 amp-hour battery, the DeWalt 5 amp-hour, and the battery that came with the Ryobi trimmer, which is light, but has quite a short run time. The DeWalt battery is much more compact front-to-back, and thinner and lighter than the "big" Ryobi battery. These are critical considerations for lithium-ion tools. The trimmer is a pleasure to use. It whizzed through the thickest bits of my hedges without hesitation. It's light enough to one-hand a bit to stretch over the deep areas. While I was out there, I tried using it to thin out some long-neglected border grass, which it also did easily, and ended up using it to lop off of a bunch of thin-but-tough branches on a dangerously spiky palm by our front walk. I'd say it was probably 45 minutes to an hour's work, on and off. I did everything I could think of, more thoroughly than I ever attempted with the Ryobi, and had two of three "fuel" bars showing on the Dewalt battery when I was done. I know for a fact I would have needed to change any of the Ryobi batteries I have, and the small one that shipped with the trimmer would have been dead in the first 20 minutes. It did get heavy after a while (glad I didn't opt for the heavier Dewalt) but again, I really went to town to put the trimmer through its paces. I really couldn't be more pleased. I highly recommend this trimmer to anyone with typical or even largish hedge trimming needs. While I can imagine a contractor or someone with acreage to care for might want the more powerful version, you'd really need to be getting into some tough or extremely lengthy trim jobs to exceed the capacity of this tool. Having tested the Dewalt waters, now I will consider what other tools I may want from the Dewalt line. I just had to replace the carburetor on my trusty Stihl gas-powered string trimmer, and I'm thinking the 60 V Dewalt might be a good way to get out of doing that again. Five easy stars for a top-notch machine. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 20, 2017 by Orlando J. Orlando J.
    • DeWalt trimmer
Great product! Easy to use and lightweight. Trimming my bushes was fast and easy
Reviewed in the United States on April 29, 2024 by Wilma Tortorice
    • Powerful and hopefully reliable compared to junk Ryobi hedge trimmer.
I bought this Dewalt 20V after going through two Ryobi hedge trimmers that were just junk. The Ryobis died within 2 months and the company refused to honor the warranty. I have a couple of DeWalt battery packs in my garage, so I figured I'd give the Dewalt a try. So far, after 3 weeks of hard use, it's performed very well. It has the power to trim back an invasive vine I'm dealing with, and can even cut through small branches effortlessly. The batter lasts a good long time on one charge -- I run out of energy before the battery does! All in all, a great product. Avoid Ryobi, buy the Dewalt! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 4, 2023 by Kindle Customer
    • Worth the price for me.
I kept this in my cart for a few weeks before checking out. The price is what made me hesitate. I still think it is a little pricey for what it is, but I found it to be worth it. I had been used to using a hedge trimmer attachment on a gas mower and had brought it from house to house as I moved, sharpening as I went and even having it out-live the gas engine it was attached to. At my most recent property I found that it took me about an hour and a half to trim all hedges, this was the biggest job I have encountered to date and I found the gas engine to be a bit cumbersome and make the detail work a bit tough. I started integrating hand pruners into the mix. I found that I liked the detail I could get having a smaller tool and looked for an electric wireless version online. After using this product, it is the best of all worlds. The size reduced fatigue, allowed for detail while also being large enough to take on big hedges (my largest requires a 10 ft ladder). The power is lower than the gas engine but I had no issues, the battery lasted the whole 1.5 hours for me. I was most impressed with the blade. I'm not sure what makes it different, but it has a very tight and sharp mechanism that certainly helped with cutting power and detail. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 2, 2020 by Jay
    • GOOD FOR THE PRICE
⁦I have an assortment of other DeWalt cordless power tools and like them this hedge trimmer does not disappoint, It's fairly light and cuts very well. It helps if you follow the cutting techniques outlined in the user manual. After extended use the blades can get coated in a branch resin and will need to be cleaned. To clean the blades the manual says to use a resin solvent, not sure what that is. Tried numerous solvents but none would take this resin off! Came across a blade cleaning product by STILH called Varioclean and it removes this resin with just a 5 minute soak and then a quick rinse with a water hose. Spray lube the blades after to prevent rust. I'm happy with DeWalt. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 9, 2024 by Batwoman
    • Can’t beat Dewalt products!
Great value and works great!
Reviewed in the United States on May 10, 2024 by Tiffanie Hucks
    • Cordless landscaping is a gamechanger!
Got this cordless hedge trimmer for my husband, and he loves it. It's light enough that he can use it until the battery runs out without having to take a break to shake out his arms, and powerful enough to easily cut through forsythia bush branches, wild rose bush prickers, and decorative shrubs. Mowing the edge of our property used to be a painful hassle due to all the different prickers and thin branches he'd have to push through, but that's no longer a problem. We've got a big yard (over five acres) and the battery doesn't last the whole way around for trimming, but it's always had more than enough life to get through "normal" hedge-trimming projects. Also, it's great that the battery is interchangeable with other Dewalt tools. Definitely worth the investment! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 26, 2023 by Elizabeth Hall

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