52cc Petrol Garden Brush Cutter, Grass Line Trimmer

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This machine also features a full harness with safety clip ensuring that you work in a very safe and comfortable fashion. Well designed and easy to wear, it's a thoughtful addition to a machine that has proven to be consistently very popular for over a decade.

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. Prepare the fuel and oil. If your petrol grass trimmer has a two-stroke engine, you will need to mix the unleaded petrol and oil together before putting it into the fuel tank. With a four-stroke engine the oil and petrol are not mixed and go into separate tanks. The manufacturer’s instructions will show what type of oil should be used, and what ratio it should be mixed at. Manageability is especially important when considering a heavy petrol strimmer. These are powerful machines and, even with a harness, they can feel unwieldy. You need to be relatively confident in your physical ability, especially to use a strimmer over 10 kg.The ParkerBrand 52cc brush cutter is also fitted with a comfortable bull horn handle. This allows you to manoeuvre the tool more efficiently at the same time as feeling really comfortable in your hand. For the most part, taking care to follow the correct starting procedure can make it a lot easier to start a petrol machine. Here are the steps to follow for starting a petrol strimmer (although do refer to your strimmer’s instruction manual as they can all vary slightly): 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.

Petrol strimmers aren’t generally used for small jobs – they’re tough machines that are well suited to clearing large areas and tough undergrowth. Whilst you might want a wider width if you’re trying to cover a large area, one of the other most useful functions of a grass trimmer is being able to neaten up the tighter spots where the mower can’t go.No matter the size of your garden, you might find that there are small areas where it’s impossible to take a mower. Most strimmers have a cutting width of around 40 cm, so they can still struggle to get into tighter spaces, but the Einhell Two Stroke Brush Cutterhas a blade attachment of 25.5 cm. It’s one of the best machines for manoeuvring into narrow spots. If all that wasn’t enough, using the ParkerBrand 52cc brush cutter is pretty simple. Yes, there are some issues with getting it started but that will fade once you get to grips with it. The instructions for assembly and use are crystal clear and the brand even has an online blog for extra tips and advice. Now that your spool is empty, look for its starter hole – some strimmers have one, while others have two. You’ll need to insert the tip of your new strimmer wire into this hole, before winding the strimmer around the wire. Most strimmers will have arrows printed onto its spool to show you which way the wire should be wound. Petrol-powered strimmers are generally quite heavy – often over 10 kg – which can be quite difficult to support whilst doing longer jobs, even if a harness is included.

Whether you’re struggling with overgrown grass, shrubbery, weeds or brambles, investing in a petrol grass trimmer is one of the best ways to keep your garden under control. The handle position is also adjustable, so users of different heights can find the position that is most suitable, and the engine also starts relatively easily which will reduce fatigue from pulling the engine cord.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.

Here is some useful information to bear in mind before buying a petrol grass trimmer: Petrol Garden Strimmers Vs. Electric Strimmers There is a bump-feed head that feeds out line, but no brush-cutter blade head; although, again, this makes sense given the type of work it is suited to. I think the ParkerBrand 52cc brush cutter is brilliant if you need something versatile as there’s just so much it can do. This is surprising as it’s quite a simple tool but one that gets the job done when it comes to a whole host of unwanted plant life.Many of the best petrol strimmers offer 2-in-1 functionality . They come with two head attachments: a cutting-line head and a brush-cutter head. This improves the tool’s versatility, allowing you to cut an array of vegetation. If you need the force of a petrol machine, but aren’t sure if you can handle the weight of one, the McCulloch Trimmac Trimmer finds a good balance between power and manageability. These machines are easy to start, straightforward in assembly and simple to maintain. The modular system is made up of: Battery strimmers are both cordless and lightweight, unlike petrol strimmers which are cordless but heavy. Considering that petrol strimmers can be very powerful machines, it’s worth doing a bit of research before getting one, to make sure it’s the best petrol strimmer for you, your garden, and your lifestyle.