10 things you must know before using a brush cutter

1. Read your manual: As with all machinery we sell, it is strongly recommended that you read the cover of the manual to cover and serve as a reference throughout the life of the machine. It is full of useful information and can save your phone calls and stress.

2. Oil and fuel: The gasoline brush cutter needs to be filled with oil and fuel, and since it is likely to be a two-stroke machine, you must carefully mix the oil and gasoline to the correct ratio. This link will provide you with general information about oil and fuel and two-stroke engines.

3. Correct posture and operation: Before turning on the brush cutter, please make sure to practice the actual use of the brush cutter with handles, no matter if they are bicycle style or handle and loop style. This will help avoid potential strain or injury. Give yourself enough space and make sure you have checked your standing posture to distribute the weight evenly. Your manual should provide information for this.

4. Control: Make sure you understand and understand all the controls of the brush cutter. The design and layout of brush cutters are different, so be sure to read the manual carefully to understand these details.

5. Safety clothing and equipment: We always recommend that you at least wear goggles to avoid contact with branches and leaves. In addition, solid, preferably steel-covered boots are good. Clothing should not be loose, helmets may be useful.

6. Safety precautions: Before using for the first time, please make sure that you are not wearing loose jewelry and that your long hair is firmly tied. Brush cutting in wise clothes

7. Screws, nuts and bolts: Since your machine is a new machine, they may be firm and tight, but it is always worth checking, and you should get used to it before each use.

8. Line feed: Your line may be sent out automatically as it wears out, or it may be a "tap and go" or "tap and go" type, where you can tap your head to pay for more lines. Either way, before you start saving time and energy, make sure you know how to use it. If in doubt, please consult your manual.

9. Harness: Your brush cutter may come with a safety belt. If so, before you start using the machine, make sure you know how to install and use it. Using it correctly can lighten stains and provide you with support, allowing you to work long hours, but improper use may bring pain and harm.

10. Starting: Before entering the field and starting to dump grass blades, it is always worth checking and familiarizing yourself with the starting process (whether it is recoil or electric starting). In the long run, this will save time and effort.