Two years ago I bought my father a Ryobi 40v string trimmer from home depot. I'd bought myself one and did the entire yard with half a battery to spare(it even has a gauge on the end to tell you how much is left). He was so happy with it, he went and bought a chainsaw with the same battery, so now he has two batteries and two devices. He said it's the best/easiest saw he's ever owned. Only a 12" but does the little stuff with plenty of power to spare.
Getting up there in the years, I got him the trimmer because pulling on that little 2 cycle 20 times will take the wind out of you. same applies to the chainsaw.
Ryobi sells a 40v pole saw attachment that goes on the 40v trimmer, so may be worth while if you're in the market for a cordless trimmer as well.
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