How to use the brush cutter efficiently

When working with a brush cutter, if you plan to clear a large area, starting the job with an overall plan will save you a lot of time by avoiding downtime during the job.

Be sure to plan your work route to make sure you get back in time for your next refueling. And, if working on a hill, you should start at the bottom of the hill and work your way up the hill.

Wear safety equipment:

·Face shield with face shield and hearing protection
·Ripstop clothing
·Protective gloves
·Abrasion-resistant shoes or boots.

Preparation

Before starting work, make it a habit to inspect the sheave box or blade, or any cutting equipment used without any visible cracks, and make sure that:

1. The lock nut and tank cap have been properly tightened

2. The saw blade guard is not damaged

3. Throttle, stop switch and muffler work as expected

4. When the engine is in idle mode, the blades will not spin

5. Adjust the strap to a comfortable position, and the safety release device works normally

Start Using

Make sure no one is standing near you while you work. A distance of at least 15 meters is appropriate. Place the machine on a firm surface and keep the cutting part away from surrounding objects. Press on the machine with one hand, not your foot, and grab the starter handle with the other. Pull slowly until you feel resistance, then pull hard. After the engine starts, remember to reset the damper control.

Harness

By using the harness, you can effectively distribute the weight of the brush cutter and add a good balance, making the machine feel lighter and more agile. In addition, in an emergency, the harness can provide a quick release function, allowing you to drop the brush cutter immediately to ensure your safety to the greatest extent.