
DEWALT DCED472B 60V MAX 7-1/2 in. Attachment Capable Edger
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Our take on the DEWALT DCED472B 60V MAX 7-1/2 in. Attachment Capable Edger
The DEWALT DCED472B is a cordless lawn edger that runs on DEWALT's 60V MAX battery system. It has a 7-1/2 in. blade and accepts DEWALT's attachment-capable power head, so the same motor unit can drive other attachments. It suits homeowners with larger yards already on the 60V platform who want gas-like edging without cords or fuel. Against corded and smaller-voltage edgers it trades a higher upfront outlay for more torque and no cord, and it is heavier than a basic string trimmer used on its side.
- Runs on the DEWALT 60V MAX battery platform
- 7-1/2 in. blade cuts a clean trench edge
- Attachment-capable power head shares one motor across tools
- No cord, fuel or exhaust
- Bare tool only: battery and charger sold separately
- Heavier and bulkier than a string trimmer for edging
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About the DEWALT DCED472B 60V MAX 7-1/2 in. Attachment Capable Edger
The DEWALT DCED472B is a battery-powered edger that runs on a 60V MAX system. It has a 7-1/2 in. size and is attachment capable, so it can be used with compatible attachments for lawn maintenance.
- Brand
- DEWALT
- Model
- DCED472B
- Power
- 60V MAX battery-powered
- Size
- 7-1/2 in.
- Attachments
- Attachment capable
Questions and answers
- Does the DCED472B come with a battery?
- No. It is a bare tool, so you need a DEWALT 60V MAX battery and charger, which are sold separately.
- What does attachment capable mean?
- The power head accepts DEWALT's compatible attachments, so one motor unit can drive other tools such as a trimmer or edger head.
- What blade size does it use?
- It uses a 7-1/2 in. edging blade.
- Is it better than edging with a string trimmer?
- A metal blade cuts a cleaner, deeper edge along walks and beds. A string trimmer is lighter and cheaper but leaves a rougher line.
- Which battery platform does it use?
- It runs on DEWALT's 60V MAX batteries, so it fits if you already own 60V tools.










