McLane Edger with Steel Wheels
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$999.00at SLE EquipmentChecked Nov 9
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The McLane 4G-7-S is a walk-behind lawn edger built around a 4 HP Honda OHV four-stroke engine, so it runs on straight gasoline with no oil mixing. Its 9-inch spring steel blade sits on a sealed-bearing cutter head, and the head converts from vertical edging to horizontal trimming with a tilt to nearly any angle. A single lever runs both the blade clutch and cutting depth, which suits people cutting clean edges along walks and beds on large lots. It is heavier and more expensive to own than light string-trimmer edgers, but it is built for commercial duty and long service rather than occasional touch-ups.
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Lowest price we've seen: $749.99 on Nov 9 at Tractor Supply Co. Tracked across 4 stores since Nov 9.
Owners of McLane walk-behind edgers generally praise the Honda engine's easy starting and the clean, deep cuts the steel blade makes. Complaints center on weight and the effort of pushing the machine, plus the learning curve of the combined clutch and depth lever.
The McLane 4G-7-S is a gasoline-powered lawn edger with 7-inch steel wheels, intended for commercial and demanding residential use. It is powered by a 4 HP OHV Honda 4-cycle engine and runs on straight unleaded gasoline, so no oil-and-gas mixing is needed.
The cutter head is precision-machined, uses sealed ball bearings, and carries a 9-inch spring steel blade. The chassis is all steel with corrosion-resistant powder-coated paint. The steel wheels have wide rubber tires and ball bearings.
The edger converts from vertical edging to horizontal trimming, and the blade tilts to virtually any angle. A single lever controls both the blade clutch and the cutting depth, so both can be adjusted while working.
