From (Excl. VAT)
per day€ 35,60
per week€ 89,00
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Key Features
SavE mode gives optimal operating time one battery gives the same amount of operating time as one tank of petrol with power boost mode for a little extra power when necessary hand-held model lightweight low noise battery is rented out separately
All prices excl. 21% VAT and exclude costs for maintenance, fuel, oil, wear and tear, transport, cleaning, accessories and various attachments, any environmental taxes and surcharges for damage waiver and fire/theft schemes.
Daily rates are based on hire/use of maximum 24 hours, and the weekly rates on hire/use of maximum 168 hours, excluding machines with an hour counter; in such cases the daily rate is based on 8 operating hours and the weekly rate based on 40 operating hours. An surcharge applies for additional operating hours.
The weekend rate (Friday to Monday) is based on hire/use of maximum 72 hours (Sunday is not calculated in the price).
Optional accessories
These can be selected during the booking process
From
(Excl. VAT)
per day
€ 9,40 per week
€ 23,50 Code 12290
The battery pack consists of 2 batteries and 1 charger that are stored in a handy protection box. Thanks to the “1 battery fits all” technology, the batteries can be used in all our battery-powered gardening tools: (leaf blower (12298), brush cutter (12297), chainsaw (12295) and hedge trimmer (12296)). With a fully charged 36 V Li-ion battery, you can work - on average and under normal usage - just as long as with a full tank of petrol. Since the recharging time is shorter than the standard operating time, you can keep on working with just one extra battery. The batteries are splash-proof and can therefore be used in all normal weather conditions. The batteries have no memory, meaning that they can be recharged at all times without becoming “lazy”.