52cc Petrol Garden Brush Cutter, Grass Line Trimmer

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What I love about the ParkerBrand 52cc brush cutter is that it’s a really comfortable tool to use. It weighs around 10.7kg which could be considered heavy, depending on your physical abilities. But the great news is that strength doesn’t come too much into it since the ParkerBrand 52cc brush cutter comes with a harness. The huge fuel tank gives you about 50 minutes of running time, so you won't have to stop and replenish as often. Long work sessions are made as pleasant as possible thanks to the harness and anti-vibration feature. This is an excellent investment that benefits industrious professionals. PROS

The Stanley STR 750A petrol strimmer has a lot to offer. It's lightweight and well-balanced, allowing even small-framed persons to utilise it for long periods. This tool shines in many areas, and if you don't mind a little smoke and vibration, it's a great price. PROS As I mentioned earlier, the ParkerBrand 52cc brush cutter is a powerful bit of kit. It produces 2.2kw at 7500rpm. This tool is perfect for denser growth including things like overgrown brambles. But it’s just as adept at cutting things like grasses, weeds and everyday foliage. As well as being powerful, it’s also super versatile. Engine And PerformanceThere’s a brush cutting blade included as well as an auto-release line head, but you might not even find yourself using the blade much as it’s powerful with the line alone. Here is some useful information to bear in mind before buying a petrol grass trimmer: Petrol Garden Strimmers Vs. Electric Strimmers McCulloch has chosen a small, triangular-shaped loop handle that is padded and comfy, rather than bike-style handlebars or huge cow horns. The shaft is curved to give you a decent cutting angle while keeping you in a good position. PROS This cutter is the smallest in the Hyundai range, which is notable for its enormous wheeled contrivances that are better suited to a groundskeeper than an amateur gardener. The 52cc engine is also available as a multi-tool set, with hedge-cutting and pruning attachments. No bells and whistles here: just a 26cc two-stroke engine, a simple loop handle, three metres of cutting line spooled on the end, and a very reasonable 7kg of weight. There are no alternative blades or accessories, and while the handle is adjustable for a more comfortable grip, the most innovative thing on offer is the recoil starting mechanism, which adds a spring to the starting rope to make things easier on those cold mornings when the fuel just won’t quite catch.

If you need a petrol trimmer that’s going to be up for serious challenges then the ParkerBrand 52cc brush cutter is something I’d recommend. While it is a tool that can be used by pretty much anyone, it does help if you’ve had experience with two cycle engines before as they can be a bit touchy when it comes to starting them.Wearing shorts is not a good idea as it exposes your legs to incoming fire from bits of plant or anything else the wire cutting line has managed to dislodge and send flying. You might need ear defenders too, as many of these appliances are capable of putting out an obnoxious amount of noise. Therefore, grass and hedge petrol strimmer's are lightweight and portable to allow you to walk around and not have to worry about tripping over the power cord. The strength and convenience of this professional strimmer will be appreciated by anyone working in commercial landscape situations. It can keep up with the everyday demands of professional gardeners thanks to its Emak 36.2cc two-stroke petrol engine and ‘Tough Tech' characteristics. A lawn strimmer is the best tool for keeping overgrown grass, bushes, and weeds under control. Even though these are simple devices to use and maintain, there are numerous variations on the market.

These are only good for getting that perfect grass edge. Petrol strimmers are ideal for individuals with vast lawns or long garden walks to maintain, but they are overkill if you only have a small or average-sized garden. When it comes to petrol-powered strimmers, there is still quite a lot of variation amongst them in terms of engine power output. The line head has a 43 cm cutting path, so it won't take long to cover larger areas; if the mower can't reach some areas of the garden, this strimmer should be able to get in and keep things tidy – especially around fountains, benches, and playgrounds. PROS This petrol brush cutter/trimmer is not only incredibly flexible, but also simple to handle and maintain, and it outperforms many of its more expensive competitors.Generally, it seems this model is quieter than competing petrol strimmers, which might make it a bit more ‘neighbour friendly’, especially if you’re fond of working the early mornings or evenings. Working in its favour is its power, but you might find that you need to rest frequently if using this machine for long periods, especially with the blade attachment, as the vibrations can be uncomfortable. On an aesthetic note, the finishes, such as the buttons, components and strimmer head, may be a bit crude in comparison to more premium models, but the general consensus seems to be that this doesn’t affect the running of the strimmer itself and it still offers good value. Our tough and well proven 52cc engine is put to its most celebrated use here with a multi-tool that is an invaluable addition to any gardener’s armoury. Easy to assemble and ideal to store, it is a considered response to the problem of having different machines for different tasks. The modular and lightweight design guarantees the user comfort when in use and allows a very broad range of tasks to accomplished with one machine. Our thoughtful split shaft design means that changing tools is swiftly done with the minimum of fuss. There is a reason why this, one of our original offerings, is still at the heart of our business – it’s so spectacularly popular - and for good reason.

A 10-inch chainsaw attachment - perfect for pruning tasks. When combined with the extension shaft has a max reach of 3.1m (10 feet) giving you ample scope and reach.It’s also possible to adjust the height and angle of the handlebars to make them better suited to the height and preferences of different users. It's one of only a few 4-stroke petrol strimmers on the market in the UK at the moment, so it's a cut above most of what we've reviewed in terms of quality, and although being significantly more expensive, I can't help but think it's still excellent value. As my father is fond of saying 'don't bring me problems, bring me solutions' - and that is a shared ethos here. Like any new machine it takes a short while to become familiar with the tool. The loop handle also moves up and down easily, allowing you to adjust it for your exact height and arm length. There’s an anti-vibration system in play on this model that cuts down on the shaking you can expect, and the transparent fuel tank is something people have been requesting for years. There are still models on the market that make it difficult to see how much fuel is left by making the walls of the fuel tank impossible to see through.