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You can choose between a gas-powered, electric, or battery-powered weed eater. Gas-powered weed eaters are typically the most powerful, but they are also the heaviest and require more maintenance.

Reassemble the weed eater and try it ... Read more: How To Know When It's Time To Dethatch Your Lawn Echo's battery-powered weed eaters are a lot simpler than their gas-powered counterparts.

The brand's nose trimmer, aptly called "the Weed Whacker," is a waterproof ... rechargeable and battery operated. The type of power they use doesn’t often affect the actual trimming ability ...

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