HUSQVARNA 327HE4x

A professional pole hedge trimmer with an articulating cutter bar. Adjustable cutting bar for greater versatility and less stress on the operator. Including the operator, the machine's maximum reach is approximately 13 feet. The operator's position between the engine and cutter-bar makes the machine exceptionally well-balanced and comfortable to use. Fitted with Husqvarna's E-TECH II engine for more power and better fuel economy. Comes with a shoulder harness.

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$ 529.95

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HUSQVARNA 327HE4x
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Features for 327HE4x

  • Versatile

    Developed for cutting tall hedges and ground cover.

  • Remote blade adjuster

    Allows the operator to change the angle of the cutting equipment without getting hands near the blades.

  • Articulating cutter bar

    Adjustable cutting bar for greater versatility and less stress on the operator.The cutter bar can be angled in numerous positions to clip overhead and low-lying hedges easily.

  • Transport mode

    Cutter bar can be positioned along length of shaft for easy storage and transport.

  • Smart Start®

    The engine and starter have been designed so the machine starts quickly with minimum effort.

  • Engine position

    Helps divert exhaust fumes away from the user and improves balance.

  • Rear impact guard

    The rear-impact guard protects the engine from wear and damage.

  • E-TECH® II

    Exhaust emissions are reduced without compromising power.

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Product reviews for 327HE4x

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Great pole trimmer Does a very good job giving any shrub its desired shape. Plenty of power and with the adjustable blade you can cut at any angle you need too. Also with the adjustable blade folding down it makes carring this trimmer very easy and not take up as much space when storing it. April 11, 2012
Excellent Product Powerful, long lasting, gets the job done. Great product, and great name. What more could you ask for? Only con: weight... slightly heavy, but as expected. February 26, 2011
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