- Is the Craftsman CMEED400 good for a first edger?
- Yes, if you have an outlet near the areas you edge. It is light, simple to run and needs no fuel or charging. The cord is the main limitation to accept.
- How does it compare with a battery-powered edger?
- It delivers steady power with no charging downtime, but you are tied to a cord. Battery edgers cost more upfront and need charging, yet go anywhere.
- What size edge does it cut?
- The blade is 7.5 inches, which cuts a defined trench along walks, drives and beds. Depth and angle are adjustable within a basic range.
- Does it need gas or oil?
- No. It runs on 120 V AC household power, so there is no fuel mixing, oil changes or pull starting.
- How heavy is it to use?
- About 15.5 lb, light for an edger. Most owners can carry it one-handed between spots and guide it without much effort.
- Can it edge along fences and beds?
- Yes. The narrow blade and light body let you follow bed lines and fence rows, though the cord needs watching near the cutting path.
- Where is the Craftsman CMEED400 Edger 12 A AC cheapest?
- At eBay, for $74.99, 46% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Craftsman CMEED400 Edger 12 A AC?
- 3 stores we checked sell it, including eBay, Ace Hardware, Lowe's.