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Mythbusting Electric Power Tools with Greenworks Tools

Years ago, people thought that electric power tools were inferior to gas-powered tools. Times have changed, however, and now a Greenworks Tools battery chainsaw puts out more torque than a similar gas-powered chainsaw. With Greenworks Tools, it's easy to bust old myths about electric yard tools, giving you more reason to use them instead of having to go to the gas station.

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Mythbusting Electric Power Tools with Greenworks Tools

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  1. Mythbusting Electric Power Tools with Greenworks Tools

  2. Mythbusting Electric Power Tools with Greenworks Tools There are plenty of myths about electric power tools and how they are inferior to gasoline- powered tools. With Greenworks Tools electric yard tools, you will find that these myths are easily busted, providing you with tools that meet or exceed similar gas-powered tools’ capabilities. Here are some myths you might still believe. Myth 1: They Have No Power For many years, electric power tools were not able to match the power of gasoline-powered tools. However, that time has long passed. A Greenworks Tools Pro 60V battery chainsaw, for example, offers 20% more torque and faster cutting than a similar 42cc gas-powered chainsaw. Plus, it’s lighter, reducing both fatigue and the risk of dropping the chainsaw. Myth 2: It Takes Forever to Charge Batteries Years ago, power tool batteries took half the day to charge, meaning you would have long waiting periods if you ran out of juice. Today’s batteries are far better and usually only take an hour or two to charge up to full power. If you are using a battery hedge trimmer and you run out of battery, you can either grab a new battery, switching out the used one to charge, or take

  3. a break for lunch. By the time you finish lunch, the battery will be ready, and you can get back to trimming the hedge. You can also get quick chargers, which will charge batteries faster than the standard charger, getting you back out to the yard before it gets too hot. Myth 3: They Aren’t Easy to Use Did you just notice your siding and sidewalk could use a good wash? It’s too bad you have to run down to the gas station to fill up your pressure washer, and then you have to yank a starter cord to make it work. With a Greenworks 2000 PSI pressure washer, all you have to do is plug it into an outlet and a hose. Push a button, and you are washing away dirt and grime. Greenworks Tools’ electric power tools are easy to start with controls that make sense. Because many of the tools are lighter, they are also easier to use for longer. There is less of a worry about fatigue, so you can keep going until the job is done. Myth 4: They Are Loud You might be used to the loud noise of miniature explosions in a gas-powered motor for your yard equipment. Because battery motors don’t need to contain chemical reactions, they are much quieter. This means you can use your battery lawn mower earlier than a gas-powered motor without a neighbor yelling at you for waking them up on the weekend. Get everything you need to do detailed work around your yard from Greenworks Tools at https://www.greenworkstools.com/ Original Source: https://bit.ly/2Uk3ELg

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