Is this WORZ WG175 32-volt Lithium MAX Cordless Grass Trimmer the same as the WORX WG175.1 32-volt Trimmer advertised on the WORX website
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Just a note, the WG175 I bought only had one battery, the WG175.1 shows 2 batteries. That could be significant in pricing.
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yes and it is all they say and more. light weight and powerful. the stronger battery lets me trim around my acre lot
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You failed to give me a model number but lucky for you I own every single grass trimmer in existence. You need ZENOAH 1751-81510 Pump WT-644 G260PUM ZENG6325. Just put that in the amazon search and buy that one.
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They are not compatible. I contacted Worx and they do not have any plans to create a 32v hedge trimmer. They have a 40v hedge trimmer, but still not compatible.
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Yes it will fit any 18 Volt trimmer, Blower and etc. I have switch to the 20 Volt batteries for all of my 18 Volt equipment. Works great and you can tell the difference in the running power out put. Just call Worx Tech and he will tell you that you can, I did. When all of my 18 Volt Batteries which is only 4 left I will only use 20 Volt Batteries from now own. Really gives your trimmer and blower more power and has a longer running time.
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I see the model # of the Worx Air is WG545.1, and the Worx Air comes with several attachments. I have the WG545, just the blower, probably identical hardware. I got just the blower for $99, seems to be the lowest price all around, if you can get the WG545 blower with all the attachments as a WG545.1 "WorxAir" for $99 (like I see advertised), that's a deal!
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I recently purchased black and decker hedge trimmer but it came with the 36 volt lithium ion charger. The model number is LCS36 which is for a 36 volt lithium battery. I don't know if this is the same battery that came with the leaf blower that your purchased. Larry
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LBX20 is just a low capacity version of LBXR20, it is part of the Black and Decker 20V MAX tool family. It can be used interchangeably with LBXR20. Yes, it will power the 20V MAX yard tools, just with shorter run. I actually use it on trimmer and blower, without any problem.
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Worx WA3520 is a battry pack and not a weedeater. I am sure the line fits alot of Worx products. Hope this helps.
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as far as I know it will work on all worx trimmers but if you want further info. contact worx.com
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According to the MTD100 mower deck information its compatible with NST 2118, LST 220, LST 300, LST 400 LST 420 Trimmers. Looks like NST 2118 is your best bet if you want to use your old batteries too. All LST Model use 20 volt lithium batteries which are supposed to have longer life. NST 2118 is 18 volt ni-cad.
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Thanks, Nancy. That's good to know. I'm staying away from Worx and will just use mine until it dies and maybe repair it. No battery in mine. Mine is an older Worx corded mower that cuts as short as 1" which is next to the last choice, or the last choice which is 3/4 inch. I have the best looking lawn on the street whenever I can get around to cutting it. I hate to have to go European because I'll have to step the 240v down to 120v but Bosch cuts as low as 20mm.
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I'm not sure, I use the 18 volt lithium ion and ni-cad on all my stuff. I know that they interchange. I would say if it fits the tool, it should work. On my worx weedeater, I went to a 20 volt, no problem.
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Other than the product # they seem to be the same trimmer in my opinion. there could be some differences but I have not found them
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The model number for the 40V max lithium battery is LBXR36 but so is the 36V battery here that you asked on. That battery is interchangeable between the lithium string trimmer (LST136), hedge trimmer (LHT2436 and LHT2436B), and outdoor sweeper/vacuum (LSWV36, LSW36, LSWV36B and LSW36B) & the 40V is backward compatible with the 36V battery charger & equipment. According to B&D website.
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Melanie, truthfully I don't know. Purchased this along with the blower. So now I have two batteries in case I'm trying and I need a recharge. These are a tad heavier than regular electric trimmers, but can trim without hesitation in a rainy environment and don't have to get out cord. Depending on your use, I would expect 2-3 years out of them. Don't know for sure, threw all paperwork away. I use them all the time on hollies and regular hedge and have been well pleased with their positives as I mentioned before. Much better than the old Black and Decker cordless I used to have. Hope this helps. Dr. Speck
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If you are referring to the Worx GT trimmers, this line should work: LoNoiz .065-Inch-by-300-Foot Spool Commercial Grade Spiral Twist Quiet 1/2-Pound Grass Trimmer Line, Blue LN065DS-12You would need to cut 16 foot lengths and then wind it on the spool.
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Sorry, I'm not familiar with either of those two model numbers and they don't "search" out on the Worx all tools website.