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Husqvarna 122C String Trimmer with Tap N' Go Trimmer Head, Gifts for Men | 22-cc 2-cycle gas weed wacker with 17-inch curved shaft, Smart Start technology, and Air Purge for easier starting

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Husqvarna 122C String Trimmer with Tap N' Go Trimmer Head, Gifts for Men | 22-cc 2-cycle gas weed wacker with 17-inch curved shaft, Smart Start technology, and Air Purge for easier starting

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  • Husqvarna 122C Curved Shaft Gas String Trimmer is an ideal grass trimmer and gas weed eater for maneuvering around obstacles, with a 17-inch cutting width and a powerful low noise 22-cc engine to let you power through yard work
  • Tap N' Go Trimmer Head: This Husqvarna weed eater gas powered trimmer line has a heavy duty twin line cutting system that uses a Tap N' Go weed trimmer head for quick line feed - spins counter clockwise
  • Low Noise Engine: Built with a specially-designed engine that reduces extra noise, this gas weed wacker can be a suitable gift to add to your mens gifts ideas list
  • Smart Start Technology: Specially-designed engine and starter for easy and fast starting with minimum effort; consider this product for Fathers Day gifts for dad this year
  • Air Purge: With technology that removes air from the carburetor and fuel system for additional easy starting when weed cutting, this gas powered weed eater makes a great gift for men

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BrandHusqvarna
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