- Does the Echo Edger 56 V come with a battery?
- It depends on the kit. Some versions ship as a bare tool, so check the listing for whether a battery and charger are included before you buy.
- How long does it run on one charge?
- Echo rates it at up to 86 minutes per charge. Real run time depends on soil, blade depth and which 56 V battery you use.
- Is it hard to push?
- It weighs 14.1 lb, which is on the heavy side for a cordless edger. The wheels carry the weight, but expect more effort than a light trimmer-style edger.
- Can I use my other Echo 56 V batteries in it?
- Yes. It runs on Echo's 56 V platform, so packs from other Echo eForce 56 V tools fit.
- How deep can it edge?
- The blade depth is adjustable, letting you set a shallow trim or a deeper trench along beds and walks. Check the manual for the maximum depth setting.
- Is it better than a gas edger?
- It is quieter and needs no fuel or pull starts, but a gas edger still has more torque for rocky or overgrown ground.
- Where is the Echo Edger 56 V cheapest?
- At The Home Depot, for $548.99, as of our latest check.