
This phantom item that was nearly impossible to get when it first came out is making an appearance again this year.
Makita Grand Trimmer Attachment A-76146
This is an end attachment that goes on Makita’s split motor series.
Tool-wise, it’s exactly what it looks like—a hedge trimmer with wheels attached.
But it’s surprisingly innovative, and since you just roll it along while it’s running, it’s incredibly easy.
For light grass cutting where the vegetation isn’t too tall, I think this is a really effective tool.
As we head into the fall grass-cutting season, why not consider giving it a try?
It’s a very simple entry-level grass-cutting tool.


The cutting width isn’t that wide, so don’t expect too much.
It’s difficult to use this tool for cutting densely overgrown grass.
I think it works best on soft weeds about knee-high.
You just turn on the power, activate the grass cutter, and roll it over the weeds.
It’s very simple.
Trimmer-type grass cutting cuts things down while leaving them long.

In other words, while the height is lower, cut grass ends up remaining around the cut area.
You might feel like the job isn’t quite done.
If you want to really show that you’ve cut the grass, mulching is the way to go.
But when you mulch, you end up covered in grass, so it’s a difficult balance.

Of course, it’s not suitable for large areas or uneven terrain.
After actually using a grass cutter, if it doesn’t match your needs, it becomes useless,
so it would really be helpful if you could rent one.
Well, since you can cut while snipping away without getting dirty or risking injury,
think of it as that kind of tool.
The before and after of grass cutting is hard to see in the photos.


I hope you get the idea. After snipping away a few times, you get something like the image on the right.
Naturally, soft grass tends to lie down, so you can end up with missed spots.
If I had to compare it, it’s kind of like a rough clipper? That’s the feeling I’d give it.
Unlike a typical rotating grass cutter, I think the fatigue level is lower.
If you want to casually cut grass without too much effort, this might be a good tool for you.
By the way, I attached it to the 40V MAX for the first time.

With the split motor system, 40V is definitely the best.
Depending on your needs, I think you’ll rarely regret it.
You’ll be able to experience battery life and power and torque that are incomparable to the 18V.
It’s mid-September and still so hot.
Soon the grass will lose its vigor and we’ll enter a nice season for easier grass cutting.
Since this is a season when many items become scarce, it’s good to think ahead about what to buy and what to use.
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