Description
Description
Essentially a brushcutter on wheels – but with a displacement around seven times larger than the average handheld brushcutter – this high-performance machine from US brand Lawnflite provides access to hard-to-reach areas and will scythe with ease through dense weeds, nettles, brush and bramble.
The power is supplied by a Lawnflite LCIP65FA engine; a 159cc air-cooled four-stroke unit that utilises the famous U.S. manufacturer’s OHV (overhead-valve) technology for a noticeable reduction in fuel costs and vibration with a commensurate cut in noise output.
The Lawnflite HWLT Trimmer Mower runs on substantial 35cm-diameter wheels with spokes for exceptional strength, and is equipped with thick rubber tyres for traction on slopes and wet ground.
Extra-large-diameter cutting-line (4mm) means even the most stubborn growth won’t stand a chance; a foldable handlebar makes storage and transport simple.
Also featured is an adjustable cutter head that can be offset for right-to-the-edge mowing along walls and fence lines.
Features
- A highly manoeuvrable push-type wheeled trimmer for heavy-duty brushcutting over sizeable areas
- Superior MTD-Lawnflite 4-stroke OHV engine
- Large wheels for easy long-grass turning
- Spoked wheel-design confers strength and durability
- High-grip rubber tyres
- Extra-thick cutting-cord will take down nettles and bramble with ease
- Fold-down handlebar for space-saving transport and storage
spec
| Engine Type | Petrol 4-stroke |
|---|---|
| Engine Make | MTD |
| Engine Model | LCIP65FA OHV |
| Engine Capacity | 159cc |
| Engine Power | 5.5hp / 4.1kW |
| Engine Starting System | Recoil |
| Engine Fuel Tank Capacity | 1 Litre |
| Oil Tank Capacity | 0.6 Litres |
| Cutting Width | 56cm |
| Cutting Heights | 38-76mm |
| Line Diameter | 4mm |
| Parallel Trimming | Yes |
| Blade | No |
| Wheels | 350mm – Spoked with Rubber Tyres |
| Debris Guard | Yes |
| Safety Features | Operator Presence Control |
| Product Weight | 36kg |
| Warranty | 2 Years |
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