Which brand of brush cutter is best?
Our Top Picks
- 2.1 Husqvarna 128LD 17″ Brush Cutter.
- 2.2 Makita 4-Stroke Gas-Powered Brush Cutter.
- 2.3 Remington RM25C Gas-Powered Brush Cutter.
- 2.4 Greenworks PRO 80V Electric Cordless Brush Cutter.
- 2.5 Craftsman CMXGTAMD30SA Gas-Powered Brush Cutter.
- 2.6 HENX 14-Inch Electric Brush Cutter.
Is a brush cutter worth it?
USE. A brush cutter is more powerful than a string trimmer, and although can clear grasses and weeds, or edge a walkway with the correct accessories, they are made for much more dense types of brush and undergrowth, and can even cut down small trees.
How do I choose a good brush cutter?
For professional users it is more important to pick the right size of brushcutter, rather than simply selecting the strongest model. A strong engine will help you cut through tougher vegetation more easily, but a stronger machine is also heavier.
Are Makita brush cutters any good?
And while there are more available, it’s barely worth comparing chalk and cheese, in fact Makita lead the way at the moment and the Makita DUR365UZ Twin 18 V Li-ion Brushless Brush Cutter is easily the best cordless brush cutter at the moment. It’s been a difficult time of year for most of us.
How thick can a brush cutter cut?
Brush cutters normally cut woody material of a diameter between 1” and 2”—for any thicker material, you may want to use a chainsaw.
What is the difference between grass cutter and brush cutter?
What is the difference between grass trimmers and brushcutters? A grass trimmer is a smaller, lighter machine, made for trimming the lawn where the mower is unable to reach. Brushcutters are more powerful machines; they can clear high grass, heavy brushwood and small trees.
Where are Makita brush cutters made?
Makita, Britain’s number 1 professional power tool manufacturer, introduces a new range of electric hedge trimmers made at the company’s factory at Telford in Shropshire.