MAKITA 4-STROKE 25CC BRUSHCUTTER - EM2650LH -

The Makita EM2650LH brush cutter is an example of excellence in the field of gardening tools. Equipped with a 4-stroke engine with a displacement of 25.4 cm³, this tool combines power and efficiency, offering superior performance compared to traditional 2-stroke engines. With a power of 0.77 kW (1.04 hp) at 7,000 rpm, it is designed to tackle a wide range of green maintenance jobs with ease.

One of the main advantages of the Makita EM2650LH is its 4-stroke engine, which not only reduces emissions but also noise, making it ideal for use in residential areas. This engine also eliminates the need to mix oil and fuel, making maintenance and daily use much easier. With a tank capacity of 0.6 liters, the brush cutter offers enough autonomy to tackle long periods of work without frequent interruptions.

The cutting system of the Makita EM2650LH is highly versatile, with a cutting diameter of 43 cm when equipped with nylon line. This makes it suitable for a variety of applications, from maintaining edges and flower beds to maintaining larger green areas. It is also compatible with a metal blade (not included), offering additional flexibility for tackling denser vegetation.

In terms of ergonomic design, the Makita EM2650LH does not disappoint. The "L" handle is designed to ensure a comfortable grip and greater control, reducing fatigue during prolonged use. Additionally, the integrated anti-vibration system helps to minimize vibrations, further improving operator comfort.

The brush cutter's robust construction, with a straight shaft and steel transmission, ensures durability and reliability over time. The overall length of 1,774 mm and weight of just 5.6 kg (dry) make it easy to manoeuvre, while the easy-start recoil starter system ensures the engine starts quickly and effortlessly.

The Makita EM2650LH comes with a number of useful accessories, including a carrying strap for better weight distribution and a trimmer head. The included maintenance tool kit allows for easy routine maintenance, extending the life of the tool.