With gasoline-powered brush cutters, you can work for a long time until you run out of gasoline. You can also work remotely, as they do not depend on sockets/cables and are ideal for rough grass, lawns, and bushes.

Two-stroke gasoline engines require mixing oil with gasoline for proper operation.

Their price is more economical and they usually produce more revolutions compared to four-stroke engines, but they are noisier and have more vibrations and exhaust fumes.

• Brush cutter blade 3T (blades)
• Professional Tap & Go trimmer head
• Professional anatomical shoulder harness with straps
• Professional paper air filter
• Complies with EURO 5 emission regulations
• WALBRO fuel filter
• NGK spark plug
• Air-cooled two-stroke engine
• Easy start and automatic return switch
• Bicycle handlebar with tool-free adjustment
• Professional anatomical and ergonomic harness with straps, quick release in case of danger
• Heavy-duty shaft: Ø 28 mm
• Engine displacement: 54.0 cc 
• Power: 2.4 hp 
• Number of revolutions: 9,000 min⁻¹ 
• Nominal revolutions: 8,250 min⁻¹ 
• Trimmer line thickness: 2.4 mm
• Fuel tank capacity: 1.2 liters 

• Power: Gasoline-powered brush cutters have more power than electric or battery-operated brush cutters, making them ideal for tackling challenges in cutting high or dense vegetation.
• Flexibility: They do not require an outlet or batteries to operate, making them ideal for use in remote areas or locations where access to electricity is limited.
• Durability: They usually have a longer lifespan than electric or battery-operated brush cutters because their engines are built for durability and reliability.
• Performance: They can cut a larger volume of vegetation.