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Default Elderly lady needs your advice about weed cutters

Hello you all,

I am an elderly lady and I am looking for a weed cutter or weed eater
but none of these electrical. They scare the hell out of me. I am
looking for a mechanical one.

In the past, I used a grass shear to cut certain area of my lawn but
they are like scissors and I have to stand up and go down and stand up
and go down and that makes me often groggy.

I would like something with a long handle that I don't have to go on
my knees all the time.

I am not the strongest person, so, l the weed cutter should not be
that heavy. But of course I still can hold a broom.

I found some links and would like to know if any of you know these
tool and how difficult they are to operate.

Have a look he

http://lawn-and-garden.hardwarestore...tBy=PRICE-LtoH

Is there any you would recommend? And how strong do you have to be to
operate them? Do you think a 72 old lady can carry one of these and
use one of these?

I thank you in advance for your advice.

Helen

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Default Elderly lady needs your advice about weed cutters

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Hello you all,

I am an elderly lady and I am looking for a weed cutter or weed eater
but none of these electrical. They scare the hell out of me. I am
looking for a mechanical one.

In the past, I used a grass shear to cut certain area of my lawn but
they are like scissors and I have to stand up and go down and stand up
and go down and that makes me often groggy.

I would like something with a long handle that I don't have to go on
my knees all the time.

I am not the strongest person, so, l the weed cutter should not be
that heavy. But of course I still can hold a broom.

I found some links and would like to know if any of you know these
tool and how difficult they are to operate.

Have a look he

http://lawn-and-garden.hardwarestore...tBy=PRICE-LtoH

Is there any you would recommend? And how strong do you have to be to
operate them? Do you think a 72 old lady can carry one of these and
use one of these?

I thank you in advance for your advice.

Helen

I have an old weed whip type that I've used for years but with weeds
like dandelions you need to dig up roots. For them, you are better to
use a spray herbicide or the root digger with the long handle.
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