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Versatile Tools, One Beautiful Yard

Written by: February 01 2017
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(NAPSI)—Want to get your outdoors in shape quickly and without a garage full of equipment? It all starts with power equipment that provides consumers maximum versatility, ease of operation and the ultimate in convenient storage.

Now, you can use just one power shaft with interchangeable attachments to carry out a range of finishing touches, including edging, trimming, blowing, pruning and cultivating.

For example, the new Honda VersAttach™ Multi-Purpose System pairs best-in-class Honda engines with six optional attachments. What’s more, a SureLoc™ joint-locking system lets you click and twist the attachments easily and securely into the shaft.

Two models, powered by either the Honda GX25 Mini four-stroke engine or the GX35 Mini four-stroke engine, provide for even greater flexibility. Both Honda VersAttach™ models are exceptionally easy to start, use and maintain, with 360-degree operation, less vibration, reduced noise, an easily accessible spark plug and no need to mix oil and gas. Both durable models provide tenacious power and torque with exceptional fuel efficiency and dependable performance.

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Further facts are at www.hondanews.com, www.honda.com, www.powerequipment.honda.com, www.engines.honda.com, www.facebook.com/HondaPowerEquipment and www.youtube.com/honda.

On the Net:North American Precis Syndicate, Inc.(NAPSI)

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