Special precautions for cleaning riverbanks and waterside areas with brush cutters

When cleaning riverbanks and areas near water, the use of brush cutters requires special attention to safety and operation norms to ensure efficient cleaning while protecting the environment and the safety of operators. The following are some special precautions:

First, safety equipment
Wear appropriate protective equipment: When operating a brush cutter, it is necessary to wear a safety helmet, protective glasses, earplugs, protective clothing, anti-cut gloves and wear-resistant shoes, etc. These devices can effectively protect operators from splashing stones, branches and noise.
Avoid wearing scarves, ties and jewelry: Long hair should be tied up and protected well to prevent it from getting entangled by branches or machinery.

Second, pre-operation inspection
Check the equipment status: Before starting the brush cutter, it is necessary to check whether the blades, screws and other parts are loose. Make sure the blade has no notches, cracks or bends, etc.
Clear the work area: Thoroughly clear the stones and debris along the riverbank and near the water, and persuade all irrelevant personnel in the work area to leave. This can prevent unexpected accidents from occurring during the operation process.

Third, precautions during the operation process
Maintain a safe distance: During the operation, make sure there are no other people around and keep a distance of at least 10 meters. This can prevent splashing debris from harming others.
Control the throttle: During operation, the throttle should be adjusted moderately as needed to avoid maintaining a high throttle state for a long time.
Ground-close operation: When cutting grass, the brush cutter should work close to the ground to ensure the cutting effect.
Avoid operating in bad weather: Do not use the brush cutter under bad weather conditions such as rain, strong wind, thunder and thick fog.

Fourth, environmental protection
Avoid polluting water sources: When operating along riverbanks and near water, be particularly careful to prevent the leakage of gasoline, engine oil or other chemicals into the water. When refueling, stay away from water sources and make sure the fuel tank cap is tightened to prevent fuel leakage.
After the work is completed, the dust and leaf debris on the machine should be cleaned, and the air filter should also be cleaned. This can not only extend the service life of the machine, but also prevent residues from polluting the environment.

Fifth, handling of special circumstances
If the brush cutter gets stuck during operation, immediately stop the engine and check whether the grass cutting rope or blade is entangled with other objects.
Engine abnormality: If abnormal vibration of the engine or poor operation of the cutter is detected during operation, the machine should be stopped immediately for inspection.

By following the above precautions, it can be ensured that the use of the brush cutter is both safe and efficient when cleaning the riverbank and water edge areas, while protecting the environment and the health of the operators. It is hoped that this information can help you use the brush cutter better. If you have any questions about the use of the brush cutter or need further information, please feel free to contact us at any time.