Brush Cutter
BON-P-BC36
Cylinder Displacement
35.5 cm³ / 2.15 cu. inch
Power Output
1.2 kW
Engine Idle Speed
2700–3000 RPM
Max RPM
10,000 RPM
Clutch Engagement Speed
4,200 RPM
Fuel Tank Volume
720 ml
Sound Pressure Level
95 dB(A)
Gear Ratio
19:14
Drive Gear Angle
30°
OEM Trimmer Head
Techomac-M10
OEM Grass Blade
2T Blade – 305 mm
OEM Harness
Standard double harness
Weight (Excl. Cutting Equipment)
7.2 kg / 15.87 lbs
Fuel Mixture Ratio
50:1
Why Brush Cutter is an Essential Tool for Cutting Grass?
A brush cutter is a heavy-duty tool designed to clear tough vegetation that standard mowers struggle with. Perfect for cutting through dense grass, resilient weeds, and small saplings, this powerful machine easily handles overgrown areas. Its versatility and precision make it ideal for maintaining spaces that are difficult to access, providing effective control over unruly landscapes. You can get one of the best brush cutters from Bonhoeffer.
Tool Designed for Versatility and Precision
BON-P-BC36 is a hand-held brush cutter powered by a 2-stroke engine with a cylinder displacement of 35.5 cm³, delivering a power output of 1.2 kW. With an engine idle speed of 2,700–3,000 RPM, it is designed for smooth and controlled operation. Its compact design offers a practical balance of power and mobility, making it suitable for efficient grass and vegetation trimming.
Frequently Asked Questions
A two-stroke Bonhoeffer machine is an engine designed for efficient operation, commonly used in specific industrial applications, utilizing a two-stroke cycle for power generation.
Efficiency: Provides high power output relative to size. Compact Design: Takes up less space compared to four-stroke engines. Simplicity: Fewer parts mean easier maintenance and repair.
It operates on a two-stroke cycle, where the intake and exhaust processes occur in one crankshaft revolution, allowing for a quicker power stroke and improved performance.
Regular Oil Mixing: Ensure the correct oil-to-fuel ratio.Inspect the Spark Plug: Check for wear and replace as needed.Clean Air Filters: Keep filters free from debris to maintain airflow.Check Fuel Lines: Look for any signs of wear or leaks.
Excessive smoke can indicate an oil-rich mixture or an internal issue. Ensure proper mixing ratios and consult a technician if the problem continues.
Use high-quality fuel and oil.Keep the engine well-maintained.Avoid prolonged idling and unnecessary revving.
Starting Issues: Check the spark plug and fuel supply.Loss of Power: Inspect the air filter and exhaust for blockages.Overheating: Ensure proper cooling and check the fuel mix.
Replacement parts can usually be obtained through authorized dealers or the manufacturer’s website. Always ensure compatibility with your specific model.
