Greenworks 40V Brushless String Trimmer (Attachment Capable) + Brushless Blower Combo Kit, 4.0Ah Battery and Charger Included
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Size: 16" Trimmer + Blower (4.0Ah) Gen 2
Features
- 40V COMBO KIT: This string trimmer + blower combo kit allows you to keep your walkways and driveway clear of overgrown grass and weeds, enhancing your curb appeal
- BRUSHLESS MOTOR: Provides more power, longer run-times, and extended motor life
- 16 STRING TRIMMER: Ideal for trimming / edging around sidewalks, driveways, flower beds, fence lines, and more!
- 550 CFM / 130 MPH : Perfect for cleaning debris and leaves off hard surface areas and patios
- MAINTENANCE FREE: The leaf blower and string trimmer are virtually maintenance free with no gas, no oil, and no emissions. They start instantly, are quiet, and deliver the power you need
Description
The Greenworks 40V lithium-ion platform powers over 40 outdoor products, including lawn mowers, blowers, string trimmers, chainsaws, hedge trimmers, and much more! The 40V lithium-ion battery provides the power you need, and delievers fade-free power with no memory loss after charging. The outdoor power equipment allows you to tackle up to 1/2 acre with the available 2Ah, 2. 5Ah, 3Ah, 4Ah, 5Ah, and 6Ah batteries. USB ports are integrated into the BAF701, BAF702, L-300, BAF704, BAF705, L-600 batteries, making it a portable charger for phones, tablets, and other compatible electronic accessories. The Greenworks 40V platform comes with a 3 year tool / battery to protect your investment.
Brand: Greenworks
Power Source: Battery Powered
Color: Green
Item Weight: 22.3 Pounds
Cutting Width: 16 Inches
Power Source: Battery Powered
Cutting width: 16 Inches
Speed: 6000 RPM
Number of Batteries: 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included)
Battery Average Life: 50 minutes
Is Product Cordless: Yes
Item Weight: 22.3 Pounds
Item Dimensions L x W: 36.22"L x 12.6"W
Size: 16" Trimmer + Blower (4.0Ah) Gen 2
Color: Green
Style Name: String trimmer
Brand Name: Greenworks
Model Number: STBL40L301
Number of Items: 1
UPC: 195526117803
Manufacturer Part Number: STBL40L301
Item Type Name: String Trimmer and Blower
Manufacturer: Greenworks
Required Assembly: No
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Size: 14" Trimmer (4.0Ah)
Review of: Greenworks 14inch Cordless string trimmer 40V 4Ah Battery & Charger included #21363 Yesterday morning my Greenworks battery powered weed eater arrived. With the help from JJ (my dwarf pit) I opened the box and got the weed eater out and all parts. Assembly was pretty easy as all one had to do was put on the weed guard and the handle. But before even that I put the 40volt 4ah battery on to charge. I already had a 40volt 2ah and charger from the Greenworks 12 inch chainsaw I bought a few weeks ago. That is already reviewed on Amazon. For the first charge it took about an hour. While waiting on it to charge I looked around the house and in the shed for some safety glasses. All I could find was my wife’s shooting range glasses. They would work just fine but I bet I looked stunning sporting safety glasses with pink rims. LOL! In case you are wondering why I am slowly converting what I can afford of outdoor work tools over to battery power versions I am tired of the pull pull pull yank pull pull pull of trying to get the Ryobi powerhead to start. I have to admit that I do work the poor Ryobi hard as I have an acre of land. And since I have all the attachments the powerhead fulfills the job of weed eater, pole saw, blower, and cultivator/mini tiller. But, I have to buy a new one just about every season. So, this season I am over it and my rebuilt shoulder is over it because by the time I get the dern thing running and staying running my shoulder is already singing. So, that is why I finally got desperate enough to try out the supposedly better more powerful battery class yard tools. I took it outside and to the front of the house and looked dubiously at the span of high weeds that were standing about 2 foot tall. They had not been weed whacked since mid last season as I hate weed eating with a passion. All the vibration from gas powered weed eaters really hurts the shoulder. The first thing I noticed that this Greenworks is HEAVY. Please let no reviewers tell you otherwise. There is no getting around the fact it is heavy. Just as heavy as the Ryobi powerhead with an attachment. Also note that NO shoulder strap came with my Greenworks unit. The Power: But back to the point. The weeds were there giggling and laughing at me with my brand new battery operated weed eater showing no fear. It was such a blessing to be able to just push the power button, squeeze the safety trigger and pull the regular trigger and it fired RIGHT UP! Holy Cow! I am NOT exhausted and angry before I even start a job! The weeds however were not impressed as there were so many of them. I pushed the other button and it went to High setting and it really sped up and sounded powerful. The weeds took notice and I think I saw them start to tremble with a little fear. Feeling more confident I went to work. Oh the slaughter of the weeds!!!! How horrible! (from the weeds perspective) As for me I was grinning like a maniac working from the top down. This thing was doing what it is supposed to do. Weed Eating! Now to be fair the weeds did not have any woody ones to beef them up. I had pulled all that during the winter. But they were still masses of them and laid in thick. They did not stand a chance. The Bump head: When it came time that I needed more line I whispered a little prayer. NO bump head I have ever used worked properly. NONE. That always forced me to use a 3rd party head that you insert cut line into. I did a light tap on the ground and holy cow it worked! Color me impressed! The Vibration: Yes, it has vibration. BUT, and I say BUT! It is no where near as bad as a gas powered unit. My shoulder, arms, and hands, said THANK YOU very much! The Balance: I had no problem with the balance of the Greenworks unit. I am 5' 6” and it felt fine to me. Battery Life: I kept it on High setting for about 25 minutes before stopping because I wanted to save something for a video review I am planning to do. Battery was still running it. Noise level: After about 15 minutes of run time my daughter in law came around front. I was able to hold a conversation with her while working. With a gas powered unit that is impossible. No, it is not whisper quiet. But you can still talk with out shouting your head off and filling the conversation with a bunch of WHATS? Attachment abilities: The reason the DIL came round was she had been busy herself along with the grand kids. That is also why I called a halt to the weed assault after just 25 minutes. I went around the side of the house and she had been busy cleaning and straightening up. She wanted me to blow the masses of dead leaves that had gathered on the side of the house all winter. I went to the shed and brought out the Ryobi Expand-It blower attachment. It went on and clicked and tightened down with zero problem. (after the job was done I tried all the Ryobi Expand-It attachments I had and they all fit) With the blower attachment on and the setting still on High I went to work. It was blowing a ton of weeds with a wet bottom layer around with zero problem. Battery Life/run time High of 4ah battery continued: After about five minutes the battery gave up the ghost. So that gives the battery a total of about 30 minutes on High setting with most of it being in high weeds. Not bad. Next time I weed whack I will not need the high setting. I went in and put the 4ah on the charger and brought out the 40volt 2ah battery I had from the chainsaw. Fit perfect. I finished the blowing of the leaves to out in the yard. Then the DIL wanted a turn with the weed eater attachment. So I switched back over and she took a tentative turn getting bolder as she used it. She went about five minutes and declared it good saying she would be able to use it. She is about 5' 3”. (please don't giggle there are no giants on either side of either family) The only thing she did not like was the weight. She to was hoping it would be lighter. Over all impression: With the weight and no shoulder strap being the only downfall I was really impressed with what this thing could do and very happy that I had to buy no separate yard tool attachments as the Ryobi Expand-It attachments do fit perfectly. I am so impressed that when I can afford it I will be adding another 40volt 4ah battery to the arsenal (one acre peeps) and also am heavily considering the 19” Greenworks battery powered push mower. That is the long range goal as money allows. As for the longevity of these yard tools and batteries? I am sorry at this time I can not attest to that. We shall see. But currently really love both the chainsaw and this Weed eater even more. Actual rating: 4.5 stars. Dinged half a star because of the weight. But if you are sitting on the fence about buying this product. Hope off the fence and go on and buy it. I think that you to will enjoy it. Well, as much as one can enjoy yard work. :) Greenworks 14-Inch 40V Cordless String Trimmer (Attachment Capable), 4.0 AH Battery Included 21362
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Reviewed in the United States on April 15, 2018 by RMY
Size: 16" Trimmer (Tool Only) Gen 2
I bought this one after having the 40v 12" string trimmer version for years and this thing blows that out of the water. It's more of a legit tool so be prepared and wear eye protection etc. It was easy to assemble and balanced well with a battery in. Its got the bump head feature and quick load on the head like you'd find on brands like Milwaukee etc. If you've already got greenworks 40v batteries and need a trimmer this is a no brainer.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 9, 2025 by Andrew
Size: 14" Trimmer (4.0Ah)
The instructions are not great. You can't see the pictures well on the instructions. I don't normally have any trouble putting something together but I have to say my garage floor has a new worn spot in it where I sat for quite some time trying to figure out how to place the guard attachment and the handle on it. Sounds simple but looking at the pictures was challenging. They are very, very small, and yes I wear glasses but even in the outside light I had trouble reading the small print and the pictures were blurred on the overview secton 1.2. After I put it together I thought okay line is in, and handle is on, and guard is attached, tightened the spool, put the strap on, battery attached and away I went. The battery is easy to snap in and snap out. The back end is pretty heavy. Battery charging time was about 4 hours. It states it's 10.8 lbs, with battery approx.13 lbs. For a woman who is 5'3" I would say this isn't the best choice of trimmers. I have pretty strong arms, but the weight surprised me. I normally would have gone with the 13 inch instead of the 14 inch but I needed a little extra shaft length. My husband always buys smaller black and decker trimmers and I can use them without an issue but I had to "learn" to use this one. I had to learn to lean back while using it and let the strap do it's job with some of the weight. It's heavy, it's awkward and there is a learning curve if you are used to a corded model. I researched trimmers for months and thought it appeared to be a great trimmer, and it is so far for cutting weeds. The trigger lock is easy to use. The trigger is comfortable to use. The strap is a must for me due to my height, and the weight of the trimmer. I bought an extra battery and I can't complain about the battery time. I used the trimmer for about 25 minutes before it started beeping. I changed batteries and continued for another 20 minutes with the second battery, and it still had some usage but I had done all I could do with it for my first use. Approx. 1 acre. I weed eat a little at a time since we have about 5+ acres to trim around fencing, trees and garden beds etc...I want to love it but at the moment I just like it. It doesn't have great maneuverability with the guard. I would give it 3 out of 5 stars. For anyone over 5'8" I would say it would be great. I had to adjust the handle a few times which was nothing more than using a phillips head to back out the screw, move the handle and re-tighten. I will probably take the guard off. I need the ability to move it around in tighter spaces. It cuts very nicely. It does what it is supposed to do. I gave it 4 out of 5 stars because of the weight of it with the battery, but so far it seems like a great piece of equipment. I will follow up later if I have any issues that need to be brought to light.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 27, 2021 by Ann