It would be best to use a brushcutter when dealing with dense vegetation, tall brush, brush, or uneven ground that a lawn mower cannot handle effectively.

Brush cutters can be powered by gasoline, electricity, or rechargeable batteries, depending on the type of brushcutter. Gasoline ones are usually more powerful and suitable for heavy-duty jobs, while electric or battery-powered ones are lighter and suitable for smaller jobs.

Brush cutters can use metal blades or nylon strings. Metal blades are ideal for cutting thicker, stricter vegetation, while nylon lines are better suited for grass and lighter grass.

It is essential to wear safety glasses, suitable clothing, gloves, and hearing protection when operating a brushcutter. You should also make sure there are no people or pets near the work area and keep the brushcutter away from your body while it is running.

Regular maintenance includes:

●Regularly checking and cleaning the air filter.

●Changing the oil and spark plug (if gasoline).

●Sharpening or replacing the blades.

●Lubricating moving parts.

The price of a brushcutter varies according to the type, brand, and power. Battery-powered or electric brush cutters are often more affordable, while high-powered gas-powered ones can be more expensive.

You can find our brush cutters with our distributors, tools, garden stores, or online stores.

The useful life of a brushcutter depends on its use and proper maintenance, but generally, a well-maintained brush cutter can last several years.

A hedge trimmer is a hand or power tool for trimming and shaping hedges, shrubs, and dense vegetation.

An electric hedge trimmer runs on electricity and is lighter and easier to maintain, while a gasoline-powered one offers more power but can be heavier and require additional maintenance.

To use a hedge trimmer safely, always follow our package instructions, wear personal protective equipment (glasses, gloves, helmet), and keep hands and feet away from moving blades.

A hedge trimmer requires regular maintenance, which includes sharpening the blades, cleaning the tool after use, checking and changing the oil or gasoline, and keeping moving parts well-lubricated.