Lightweight Option For Trimming Grass & Weeds (NAPSA}—Even if you’ve got the world on a string, you may still need a string trimmer to keep grass and weedsin line. The problem is that many string trimmer models are toc awkward and heavy for some people—particularly women and the elderly-—to use without straining themselves. In addition, with electric models, users can get caught up and tangled in cords, or worse, cut inte them and cause a short. Fortunately, there is a hight- weight, cordless option that makes it possible to easily reach any part of the lawn or garden. Weighing just 10 pounds, this well-balanced model is ergonomically designed to help reduce user fatigue. The Ryobi 155r is considered easy to operate; its dependable battery technology ensures ap instant start every time. In addi- tion, the sealed cell removable battery maximizes power, perfor- mance and durability. Other features imelude: The trimmer head and motor are positioned on either end of the straight shaft to keep the unit balanced: The comfortable handle adjusts for left- and right-handed operators; * A bump head line feed sys- Aha With a lightweight string trimmer, H's even casier to keep lawns neat and weeds under control. tem (.080” line} with a 10” cutting path; and A wall-mounting charging station automatically recharges the unit when it is not in use. The 12-volt Ryobi 155r is also an inexpensive option for homeowners, retailing for about $99. Ryobi Gutdeor Power Products, based in Chandler, Arizona, is a maajor producer of hand-held lawn and garden equipment. To learn more about the company’s rechargeable string trimmer, or any other outdoor power product, call 800-345-8746 or visit the Web stte at www. RyobiOutdoor.com.
