One tool, three jobs, no extra parts to keep track of
Turfline switches between trimming, edging, and mowing with a few simple adjustments, no separate motor or battery for each job.
Pick your attachment
Choose the trimmer line, saw blade, or metal blade depending on whether you are trimming, clearing brush, or cutting weeds.
Adjust to your setup
Extend the telescopic shaft, pivot the head for edging, or snap on the wheel base for mowing mode. No tools needed.
Power on and go
Squeeze the dual safety switch and the brushless motor spins up to 11,000 RPM. Swap batteries when one runs low.
Every mode, up close
Trim tall grass without bending down
Extend the telescopic shaft to your height and use the trimmer line for everyday grass, or swap in the saw blade for tougher overgrowth.
Pivot the head for clean, straight edges
Angle the head vertically and guide it along beds, walkways, and fence lines for a finished edge in a single pass.
Snap on the wheels and mow small areas
Attach the included wheel base and cut a 13.7in swath at 45mm, 60mm, or 75mm heights, ideal for small lawns and quick touch-ups.
Change blades in seconds, no extra tools
The included wrench and screwdriver are all you need to swap between the trimmer line, saw blade, and metal blade between jobs.
Common Questions About Using Turfline
No separate tools are required for the head pivot or wheel base. Blade changes use the small wrench and screwdriver included in the box.
Attaching the wheel base takes under a minute once you have done it once or twice.
The metal blade or 40-tooth saw blade handles thicker weeds and light brush better than the standard trimmer line.
Turfline ships mostly assembled. Attaching the wheel base or a different blade takes a few minutes with the included tools.