General Product Question
I'm planning to buy a 115iL string trimmer, but from...
General Product Question posted June 25, 2017 by Roger Podob
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Question:
I'm planning to buy a 115iL string trimmer, but from searching the 'net for information, I have a few questions.
First, the Husqvarna website shows the guard as being pretty narrow (which I prefer), but in some photos and reviews, the guard is full width, and has a wire ring at the front.
Second, it's not listed as having tap-n-go, but some photos show a head that looks like a tap-n-go. Is there a difference between tap-n-go and a normal bump feeder? Which does the 115iL have?
Last, the instructions say to store the battery between 40 and 77 degrees (F). My garage can get pretty warm in the summer, and 77F seems kind of low for a storage temperature. Would there be any harm in storing the battery in a garage that can get to 85-90F? I'm not sure what the temp in the garage is in winter, but I pretty confident that it doesn't get below freezing.
Thanks in advance.
First, the Husqvarna website shows the guard as being pretty narrow (which I prefer), but in some photos and reviews, the guard is full width, and has a wire ring at the front.
Second, it's not listed as having tap-n-go, but some photos show a head that looks like a tap-n-go. Is there a difference between tap-n-go and a normal bump feeder? Which does the 115iL have?
Last, the instructions say to store the battery between 40 and 77 degrees (F). My garage can get pretty warm in the summer, and 77F seems kind of low for a storage temperature. Would there be any harm in storing the battery in a garage that can get to 85-90F? I'm not sure what the temp in the garage is in winter, but I pretty confident that it doesn't get below freezing.
Thanks in advance.
