They are out there but a lot of them have moved to batteries due to market demands and more so, building an ecosystem. All the major power tool vendors sell yar

They are out there but a lot of them have moved to batteries due to market demands and more so, building an ecosystem. All the major power tool vendors sell yard tools with their battery compatibility. I imagine you can get some things corded still. I use battery and corded all the time, but I have gas powered as well. In a small home (less than 1 acre) I can work around it, on the farm. It's almost all gas. Things like the blower, lawn mower, chainsaws, etc. had bad electric alternatives. We also don't and can't run, 1000 foot electrical cords all over the property. Corded will always be the better option though. With the drills on the farm, corded offer way more torque! Just make sure you've got isolated circuits for exterior and aren't loading them down or you're popping breakers with a couple of the electric tools plugged in.