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content/equipment/farm-machinery/hedge-trimmer.md

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+---
+title: Hedge Trimmer
+description: Electric and petrol hedge trimmer operation guide
+tags:
+  - equipment
+  - machinery
+  - hedge-trimmer
+  - garden
+---
+
+# Hedge Trimmer
+
+*TBD: Add make and model*
+
+## Specifications
+
+| Spec | Value |
+|------|-------|
+| Make/Model | *TBD* |
+| Type | Petrol / Electric / Battery |
+| Blade length | *TBD* |
+| Storage location | *TBD* |
+
+## Required PPE
+
+- Safety glasses
+- Hearing protection (especially petrol models)
+- Sturdy gloves
+- Steel-capped boots
+- Long sleeves
+
+## Pre-Use Checks
+
+1. Check fuel/battery/power
+2. Inspect blades for damage or debris
+3. Check blade guard and handles
+4. Test safety switch/trigger
+5. Lubricate blades if needed
+
+## Safe Operation
+
+### General Rules
+
+- Keep both hands on handles at all times
+- Never cut above shoulder height without proper support
+- Keep blade away from body
+- Watch for hidden hazards in hedges (wire, posts, nests)
+- Keep cord behind you (electric models)
+
+### Cutting Technique
+
+- Start from bottom, work up
+- Use sweeping motion along hedge face
+- Keep blade at slight angle for flat top
+- Make multiple light passes rather than forcing through thick growth
+- For sides, angle blade slightly upward
+
+> [!tip] Clean Cuts
+> Sharp blades make cleaner cuts and reduce plant stress. Dull blades tear and damage plants.
+
+### Working at Height
+
+> [!warning] Ladder Safety
+> If using a ladder, have someone hold it steady. Consider using a pole hedge trimmer for high hedges instead.
+
+## After Use
+
+1. Turn off and disconnect power
+2. Clean blades of sap and debris
+3. Wipe blades with oily rag
+4. Check for blade damage
+5. Store with blade guard
+
+## Maintenance
+
+| Task | Frequency |
+|------|-----------|
+| Clean blades | After each use |
+| Lubricate blades | After each use |
+| Check blade alignment | Monthly |
+| Sharpen blades | As needed |
+| Professional service | Annually |
+
+## Troubleshooting
+
+| Problem | Possible Cause | Solution |
+|---------|----------------|----------|
+| Blades won't move | Safety switch not engaged | Check both triggers |
+| | Debris jammed | Clear obstruction (power off!) |
+| Poor cutting | Dull blades | Sharpen or replace |
+| | Gap between blades | Adjust blade alignment |
+| Vibration | Loose parts | Tighten fasteners |
+| | Damaged blade | Replace blade assembly |
+
+## Storage
+
+- Always use blade guard
+- Store in dry location
+- Hang or store flat
+- Location: *TBD*