Abstract: An ergonomic hand-held power tool is disclosed. The hand-held power tool comprising a housing, which includes a tool axis and a drive axis. The housing also includes a rear handle, a switch positioned proximate the rear handle, a fore grip handle, and a thumbrest disposed on an upper side of the housing proximate the fore grip handle. A motor, retained within the housing, which drives a working head via a drive shaft and gearing. The rear handle is generally parallel to the tool axis. The fore grip handle is generally parallel to the drive axis. The thumbrest is generally perpendicular to the tool axis. The hand-held power tool also includes an accessory axis and a removable handle. The accessory axis is generally perpendicular to both the tool axis and the drive axis and the removable handle is generally parallel to the accessory axis.

Abstract: A bagger with a pair of doors at its opening is provided for a walk-behind lawn mower. The bagger opening is provided with a rectangular metal framework with one door being swingably attached to each spaced-apart vertical leg of the framework. The bagger includes a rear handle for supporting its rear portion from the mower push handle and a front handle integrally formed as part of the framework. The front handle is slidably and removably receivable on a hook secured to the mower discharge chute for quick and easy installation and removal. The dual doors, which swing away from one another, facilitate easy insertion of the bagger opening and doors into or out of a refuse can or bag to permit disposal of clippings.