Didnt use batteries fr two years(medical reason) for strimmer and hedge trimmer. No they wont take a charge. Any solutions?
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garden tool batteries
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New ones needed. May be cheaper to buy the complete thing.
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trimmer. No they wont take a charge. Any solutions? no.
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Deja Vu
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trimmer. No they wont take a charge. Any solutions?
No simple ones. Cheaper to buy new (or, as mentioned, it might be cheaper to buy a complete tool) but from a pattern supplier, like this one...
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trimmer. No they wont take a charge. Any solutions?
Useful looking link, do we have positive feedback for them?
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Buy appliances with engines. Much more fun. ;-)
Tim
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I've dealt with them for Makita batteries (or copies of) and had no problems so far. Two of them are now 3 years old and still working fine, the third one is 2 years and ok.