STIHL HS82RC-E-30 Hedgetrimmer
The terms hedgetrimmer and hedgecutter are often used to mean the same thing but STIHL have drawn a distinction in their range of ‘hedgetrimmers’.
STIHL have designed the HS82RC-E-30 with a blade speed of 3200 strokes per minute and blade tooth spacings of 38mm making this model best suited to hedge cutting.
The rotating rear handle and anti-vibration system make the HS82RC-E-30 comfortable to use for long periods ensuring maximum productivity.
With professional users in mind, STIHL have fitted this model with a reliable and powerful 22.7cc 2-Mix engine which features their ErgoStart system to ensure that minimal operator effort is required to start the engine.
The terms hedgetrimmer and hedgecutter are often used to mean the same thing but STIHL have drawn a distinction in their range of ‘hedgetrimmers’.
STIHL have designed the HS82RC-E-30 with a blade speed of 3200 strokes per minute and blade tooth spacings of 38mm making this model best suited to hedge cutting.
The rotating rear handle and anti-vibration system make the HS82RC-E-30 comfortable to use for long periods ensuring maximum productivity.
With professional users in mind, STIHL have fitted this model with a reliable and powerful 22.7cc 2-Mix engine which features their ErgoStart system to ensure that minimal operator effort is required to start the engine.
Original: $735.88
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$257.56Description
The terms hedgetrimmer and hedgecutter are often used to mean the same thing but STIHL have drawn a distinction in their range of ‘hedgetrimmers’.
STIHL have designed the HS82RC-E-30 with a blade speed of 3200 strokes per minute and blade tooth spacings of 38mm making this model best suited to hedge cutting.
The rotating rear handle and anti-vibration system make the HS82RC-E-30 comfortable to use for long periods ensuring maximum productivity.
With professional users in mind, STIHL have fitted this model with a reliable and powerful 22.7cc 2-Mix engine which features their ErgoStart system to ensure that minimal operator effort is required to start the engine.
