Parkside 4-in-1 Petrol Multi Tool Instore £139.99 at Lidl

£139.99

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Combination tool with 4 functions: lawn trimmer, strimmer, hedge trimmer and pruner
Simple, tool-free attachment exchange
Optional 90cm extension pole
Safe tree and hedge trimming from the ground - working height up to 3.5m
For easily cutting back weeds and undergrowth
DRIVE UNIT
Powerful 1.45kW 2-stroke petrol engine (1.97hp)
Maintenance-free ignition with pull-cord starter
Comfortable harness system with quick-release device
Ergonomic additional handle
SCYTHE ATTACHMENT
LAWN TRIMMER ATTACHMENT
Filament spool with automatic filament feed (bump feed)
Cutting diameter 43cm
STRIMMER ATTACHMENT
Robust 3-toothed steel blade
Cutting diameter 25.5cm
HEDGE TRIMMER ATTACHMENT
Durable high-quality blade made from laser-cut special steel
Tool-free adjustable working angle in 12 steps, from -90° to 75°
Cutting length 48cm
PRUNER ATTACHMENT
Automatic chain oiling system
Cuts branches up to 30cm thick
Included accessories: Extension pole (90cm), cutting attachment guard, 6m replacement filament, 1 chain protection cover (pole pruner), 1 protective bar cover (hedge trimmer), mixing container, funnel, 100ml organic saw chain oil (Made in Germany), assembly tools, tool bag and protective goggles
3-year warranty

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Edited by a community support team member, 14 May 2023

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Jez407
14th May
This looks good for the price. Anyone got one for a recommendation?
ms2005
14th May
I’ve had one a few years. It was £99 at the time so I don’t know if this is different at all.

It’s useful for modest jobs. The pruner/chainsaw will cut through a good few inches but the chain regularly comes off, I guess it’s only really meant for light pruning.

The biggest issue is it’s heavy so doing tall hedges, or worse, the top of hedges, is difficult and you can end up just swinging it around.

Strimmer and brush cutter are both very good and easy to use.

I’ve not had issues starting mine. Needs a prime and fiddle with the choke bug once you get the hang of it, it’s OK. Can be cold to start after a winter break.
Gazster
19th May
On third in so many years. Not had heavy use but all failed for various reasons. On a good note Lidl replaced without question and sent a courier to collect the engine section only. I have a shed full of all the attachments from the others! Maybe I was unlucky.
joelsoo
14th May
I have one too I think previously bought about a year ago for 129.99 I think, used a few times and yesterday started it for trimming on the allotment and it's still going strong.
Riyaal Author
14th May
Made in Germany, Lidl haven't had these petrol multi tools in for quite a while now.
johnjrambo
19th May
Get em while you can Germany is sacrificing its industrial manufacturing base for the sake of ESGs credits and green energy.......good one Germany......lets see how far you get
mel1408
14th May
Be advised 2 stroke engines are a PIG to start most times, I have had Ryobi & Aldi tools with 2 stoke engines and both suffered from same fault, now got battery powered....no issues at all! (edited)
will75
14th May
Disagree with 2 stroke tools being hard to start, the cheaper ones yes, but get the better ones like Stihl etc and they start easy, even after winter storage
sparky1953
18th May
Picked one up this morning but be aware there was only 2 in the store, it also has a 3yr guarantee so brilliant deal at this price, don't fancy a battery powered device as there would be no 'power' for cutting !
Riyaal Author
18th May
Nice one. Stil in two minds, if you put it together this weekend and give it a go, please let us know what you think.
mat_smart
18th May
I also picked one up this morning.

Good for others, Lidl app had a £10 off coupon for me (unsure if for all) bringing this down to £129.99. I unfortunately bought one before the coupon appeared.

I used my Lidl 10% off coupon which took £14 off.
sparky1953
19th May
The switch is biased in the on position
BarrySprout
19th May
Thanks, it looked like that was the case but the instructions implied otherwise. Think they may have changed the switch type since the instructions were first producxed.
sparky1953
19th May
Looks well made and heavy duty,centre ds driveshaft

Centre driveshaft is splined and about 8mm thick. (edited)
BarrySprout
19th May
Just picked one of these up and unboxed it. Is the on/off rocker switch supposed to stay in the on position and is just held down to cut the engine? or should I be able to set it in either position and it remain there?