Will this trimmer lock in the On position?
1103986
No it will not it has a built in safety feature that requires you to use both hands to operate it. One at the base and the other at the top where you support the weight. Honestly as powerful as this trimmer is it is probably a good idea.
463000
It does not lock in the angled position. The lock only locks the forward / reverse function. This is a great tool! I have two older models and the latest one which has the lithium battery.
2179320
There is a switch you have to push first in order to squeeze the trigger in order to operate it. You have to maintain pressure on the trigger in order for it to run. A lock would not be a safe feature to have on a hedge trimmer.
1824826
Yes, it should automatically lock when u put it in the on position-if it doesnt just be sure u have it completely switched in the on position or it may have a defective switch.
872745
If you're trimmer is configured to take different attachments with a friction clasp and knob connector on the main shaft it should work.
1171186
Yes, it is a safety feature. It's easy to accomplish, the Teho trimmers are very light and well balanced
2176936
No. The shaft on the electric motor is compression fitted to the existing head and is manufactured in a way that leaves no way the switch out heads. This is a huge disadvantage to using an electric trimmer in my opinion.
419865
Hi there The clip on the hip pad hooks onto the ring or the attachment holes on the top of the shaft ahead of the motor,depending on the model of trimmer you're using. Hope this helps;DaVE
137048
Yes. You will need to use an empty case that is the proper length first to set the stop. Once this is done, the rest of the cases will be trimmed to that length. I would also recommend you mount the trimmer so it does not move while you trim your cases. I have mine mounted to a short piece of plywood that is held in place to my work bench by "C" clamps. Hope this helps.
1348258
Yes, but once you hand tighten the lock nuts at a given position then you can only readjust by loosing the lock nuts. My lock nut on the up-down position was not securing it in place as received from the factory.
419868
Hi there The clip on the hip pad hooks onto the ring or the attachment holes on the top of the shaft ahead of the motor,depending on the model of trimmer you're using. Hope this helps; DaVE
417189
this should work on any trimmer. The clamp just goes around the shaft and tightens.
2100209
Yes it has a locking position, once the button is pushed it stays on until you push the button again.
1541975
Yes it locks in both the in position and when extended. Just make sure the lock handle does not contact anything. I had to notch the trim that on bumps would hit the lock handle and unlock the slide (handle was resting on the trim). After I notched the trim all was good. Great for upgrading to a flat screen in the RV.
1503823
No! You push the 'lock' switch so you can activate the trigger. I have had at least 5 similar trimmers, and they all operate under the same principal. Once the trigger switch is in operation, that's the one you use. By the way the Gardena is the best by far of those that I have owned.
1409641
Yes and yes. The lock knob locks the ball in pretty much any position you can imagine by looking at where the slot is. I ran an LED light on it just tonight on a horizontal extension from a light stand, set the light back upright by putting the ball head stem in the slot and was able to rotate the light around it 360 degrees. I have several of these ball heads. The Neewer is not the cheapest, but it is the best made. It is substantial and heavy. It won't let you down.
2100205
The trimmer has NO locking position that allows the tool to stay on without holding the trigger. The trimmer is great. I have 12 bushes that need to be trimmed a few times during their growing season. It is a pleasure to use the trimmer without an attached powercord to get in the way. No effort at all to use. I feel the tool is safer then a wired trimmer.