GX35 4 Stroke 37.7 CC Gasoline Brush Cutter

When buying a brush cutter, you always encounter questions like "Do you want a four stroke or two stroke?" or "Four stroke is good, fuel-efficient!" or "Two stroke is good, powerful!" and then you will be at a loss, whether to buy a two stroke or four stroke? To know which type of irrigation machine is good, first understand the characteristics of the four stroke irrigation machine and the two-stroke irrigation machine.

Whether it's a two-stroke or a four-stroke, each one has its own characteristics and needs to be chosen according to your own situation. Choosing the right machine can bring you a lot of convenience. A brush cutter, also known as a brush cutter, is a portable garden tool that can be used by one person. It is powered by a small gasoline engine and rotates the blade through a transmission shaft to complete various tasks. It has good durability, is very lightweight to start, and is easy to operate. Widely applicable, such as cutting shrubs and weeds in forests to facilitate the growth of trees and the movement of pedestrians; Pruning of small lawns, around tree roots, and areas that cannot be reached by lawn trimmers, can be done using brush cutters and brush cutters. It is also suitable for landscaping, grass, parks, urban greening, road maintenance, and pruning of shrubs, flowers, and plants.

As the best gasoline engine equipment in China, the four stroke gasoline engine has advantages that traditional ordinary two-stroke engines cannot compare to. It is lightweight, low noise, easy to start, consumes less fuel, has stable performance, and has a long service life, which is twice the life of ordinary two-stroke gasoline engines. However, the four stroke engine has a lower rotational speed. The four stroke irrigation machine runs smoothly, with slightly better vibration, noise, and starting performance than the two-stroke one, but the oil needs to be changed every 7-8 hours of use. The two-stroke irrigation machine can be used for a long time. If you want to use it frequently for a long time, it is recommended to purchase a two-stroke irrigation machine.

The fuel tank and oil tank of a four stroke irrigation machine are separate, burning pure gasoline without the need to mix engine oil, avoiding damage caused by improper fuel ratio. There is specialized lubricating oil inside the engine, which provides better lubrication effect, less wear, and a longer service life compared to two-stroke engines. The machine is heavier than a two-stroke engine, but it has stable performance, low vibration and noise during operation, is fuel-efficient, easy to maintain, and uses standard parts for easy replacement and maintenance of vulnerable parts. The only drawback is that the power is relatively small, and there is no problem with mowing grass, shrubs, small saplings, harvesting wheat and rice, etc. If the forest is cleared, the power will be insufficient. If you are harvesting softer crops, it is recommended that you choose a four stroke irrigation machine to harvest more neatly and effectively.

The two-stroke irrigation machine only has one fuel tank. Before refueling, gasoline and two-stroke engine oil need to be mixed evenly in a 25:1 ratio before being poured into the tank. Due to the fact that the intake and exhaust processes are integrated with other processes, fuel and air cannot be fully mixed, resulting in incomplete combustion. As a result, a portion of the fuel is discharged with the exhaust gas, causing waste and resulting in higher fuel consumption. It's just two strokes doing one work, so the power is relatively high. A two-stroke irrigation machine requires high oil quality, which can be difficult to maintain and requires regular cleaning of carbon deposits. A two-stroke brush cutter has a high power output, making it suitable for clearing forests or cutting thicker shrubs. However, simply cutting grass or harvesting crops can be a bit wasteful of power.

Overall, the four stroke irrigation system solves most of the tasks of mowing and harvesting crops, so the four stroke irrigation system has gradually become mainstream, fuel-efficient and worry free. However, some tasks that require high power still require the use of a two-stroke brush cutter, depending on your actual situation. Koripu brush cutters have a complete range of types and affordable prices, whether it is a two-stroke or a four-stroke, they can meet your needs.