The Husqvarna 122HD60 hedge trimmer is a compact, lightweight and versatile garden power tool that is ideal for domestic use across gardens of all shapes and sizes.
A great machine requires power from a high-quality engine and that is certainly the case with the Husqvarna 122HD60 hedge trimmer. This is provided by the impressive 21.7cc petrol two-stroke engine which has been designed to emit less noise pollution so it causes minimal disturbances to your neighbours without compromising on the performance. Also, engineers at Husqvarna have cleverly integrated the Smart Start®system technology which reduces starter and cord resistance by up to 40%, working in tandem with the engine's integrated fuel pump to ensure simple and straightforward starting each time.
The Husqvarna 122HD60 hedge trimmer delivers great results courtesy of it's 60cm double-edged cutting blade. With a maximum recommended cutting diameter of 20mm, this machine has the capabilities to deliver 4,050 cuts per minute, so there are few domestic jobs that will be too big a job to tackle.
Numerous, intuitive features have been included to maximise the comfort of use for those using the Husqvarna 122HD60 hedge trimmer. LowVib anti-vibration dampeners are included to absorb the powerful vibrations from the machine before they have the chance to cause any ill effect to the users hands and arms, so users can use the machine for longer periods of time with no issues. Fantastic control is guaranteed through the high-grip front handle which sits nicely in the hand and the pivoting rear handle offers five working positions depending on the required task. For example, when cutting the sheer tops and sides of shaped hedgerows, adjusting the rear handle will allow you to ensure a neutral grip during operation to achieve the most accurate cut.
The Husqvarna 122HD60 offers great manoeuvrability thanks to its lightweight build, yet it will stand up to the demands of regular garden maintenance and provide many, many years of reliable service and eye-catching results.
