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Best budget yard tools that get the job done
It’s almost time to start mowing every Sunday (yeah, we’re not thrilled about it either). Between the garden, bushes, grass and everything else in your yard, you deserve some high-powered tools to help you get the job done that don’t wreak havoc on your bank account. We’ve compiled a list of affordable tools to help get the job done.
WORX lawn edger tool
You finish mowing, but the yard looks… bland. It’s a hassle to run along the edges of your lawn with a weed whacker or another tool that just doesn’t get the job done correctly.
Instead, WORX has an inexpensive edger that gives you beautifully straight edges and clean corners. Toy around with three separate depth adjustments depending on your preference, and don’t stress about the weight. At just under 15 lbs, it’s simple to maneuver wherever you want.
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Sun Joe cordless lawn care system
Instead of getting just one tool, how about multiple all at once? This system includes a power pack and charger to charge all three devices: your hedge trimmer, pole saw and grass trimmer.
Everything you need to tackle your lawn is here, each tool weighing under eight pounds, so you can have complete control over your lawn and garden without lugging around heavy machinery. Each tool is easy to use, and Sun Joe offers a two-year warranty.
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BLACK+DECKER electric leaf blower
The cutting and weed whacking is done, but what about all that mess? It needs to be nice and clear to keep your lawn looking top-tier. This leaf blower gets the job done, though it won’t be as strong as those commercial leaf blowers you see the pros using.
It’s great to clear your property after using an edger, gathering leaves and removing all the debris after you’ve mowed. It’s powerful but not so strong that you can’t use it single-handedly. If you need power in your lawn and garden but don’t want to go overboard, BLACK+DECKER is the way to go.
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