Best Ozito Battery Whipper Snippers

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Ozito PXCLTK-218

Ozito PXCLTK-218

2.5  
 Summary
  • Price (RRP) $99
  • Handle TypeLoop Handle
  • Shaft TypeExtendable / Telescopic
  • Power SourcesBattery (Removable)
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Delia 12 posts
 

I bought this whipper snipper a few years ago and love it. I am a small senior woman and find this lightweight and easy to operate. I sometimes have… Read more

to hold the plastic blades with pliers to get a grip to attach a new one but that is a minor inconvenience.

Ozito PXCLTS-0182

Ozito PXCLTS-0182

3.3  
 Summary
  • Price (RRP) $155
  • Handle TypeLoop Handle
  • Shaft TypeSplit
  • Power SourcesBattery (Removable)
Pooney NSW 2 posts
 

not a good experience as the red blades are continuously coming off despite being put on properly, a real nuisance and one that i am advised can not be fixed Show details

Ozito PXCLTS-018

Ozito PXCLTS-018

2.6  
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  • Price (RRP) $79
  • Handle TypeLoop Handle
  • Shaft TypeExtendable / Telescopic
  • Power SourcesBattery (Removable)
Razor QLD 25 posts
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Spare blade replacements no longer available – Poor battery life and the plastic blades didn’t stay on for more than a minute and it was really difficult to fit replacements. But now you can’t… Read more

even replace them at all, because there are no replacement blades available in any Bunnings store, and apparently the manufacturer has ‘suspended’ them.

Ozito PXBLBS-3643

Ozito PXBLBS-3643

3.0  
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  • Shaft TypeSplit and Straight
  • Power SourcesBattery (Built-In)
PKCMVA 47 posts
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I have purchased Ozito products for a long time now and have been very happy with the quality. If something has gone wrong in the past, I have no… Read more

trouble getting a replacement. I purchased the Ozito PXC 36V 2 x 18V Brushless Line Trimmer and Brush Cutter after seeing feedback from others. After reading the user manual I came across the area where it informs you to change self lock nut every time you swap over to the brush cutter blade. I did a enquiry at Bunnings special orders and was told each replacement nut would cost $18 each. Because the box had not been opened yet and after hearing this running cost of $18 ever 2-3 times I use the brush cutter, this extra cost was too much and was about to return the item for a refund. But before I did I looked around and found what I believe is the normal price for self locking nuts. https://www.ebay.com.au/sch/i.html?_nkw=M10x1.25+Left+Hand+Thread+Locking+Nut&_sacat=0&_from=R40&_sop=15&LH_ItemCondition=3&rt=nc&LH_PrefLoc=1 And replacement blades here too: https://www.ebay.com.au/sch/i.html?_nkw=Grass+Trimmer+Brushcutter+Mower+Cutter+Blade+3+Teeth+Brush+Cutter+Strimmer&_sacat=0&_from=R40&LH_ItemCondition=3&rt=nc&LH_PrefLoc=1 Now the trimmer is worth buying as replacement parts are not at a ridiculous price as stated above. I have since used the trimmer briefly with the line trimmer attachment and seems to work quite well, but have not used the brush cutter blade attachment as yet. One thing to keep in mind is the weight of the trimmer, and depending on what size of the 2 batteries you use, you could easily be carrying around 7-8kgs. This doesn't seem much but carrying a 8lt bucket of water around or having 8 1lt bottles of soft drink hanging around your neck for a while, and believe me you will feel it later. The weight does make it feel strong and well made to handle some punishment but compared with my older Ryobi the weight difference is very noticeable, so maybe go in store and hold up a few different brands on display first and see which feels best for you.