- The Maruyama BCF500HTR-RS brush cutter combines power and Japanese precision in one design, ideal for garden and farm work. It runs on a professional 49.9 cc petrol engine that delivers steady performance even under intensive use. Thanks to the easy Reverse Start 2 starting system, it starts smoothly without effort, while the dual handle gives comfortable, balanced control during work. It is lightweight and easy to maneuver, making it the ideal choice for cutting dense grass and alfalfa around trees, along fences and in open areas.
Key Features:
- Powerful 49.9 cc Japanese petrol engine for high efficiency and stable performance.
- Reverse Start 2 system for quick, effortless starting.
- Balanced design for precise control in tight spaces and on slopes.
- Comfortable dual handle that spreads the weight and reduces fatigue during long use.
- Sharp 305 mm (12 in) steel blade for fast, precise cutting of dense grass.
- 1 L fuel tank for a good run time without frequent refilling.
- Ideal for home gardens, farms and public parks.
Specifications:
- Trade Name: Maruyama BCF500HTR-RS
- Type: Petrol brush cutter
- Model: BCF500HTR-RS
- Engine: Maruyama NE500
- Displacement: 49.9 cc
- Max Torque: 2.89 N·m at 5,000 rpm
- Power: 1.94 kW / 2.64 hp
- Starting System: Reverse Start 2
- Carburetor: Diaphragm
- Air Filter: Semi-dry
- Fuel Tank Capacity: 1.0 L
- Fuel: Petrol mixed with Autoloop 2T or any two-stroke (2T) oil
- Shaft Diameter: 28 mm
- Blade Diameter: 305 mm (12 in)
- Weight: 8.1 kg
- Country of Origin: Japan
Directions for Use:
- Mix 1 L of 95-octane petrol with 40 ml of two-stroke (2T) oil and stir the mixture well.
- Pour the mixture into the fuel tank using a small funnel.
- Press the clear primer bulb 5 times.
- Close the choke and pull the starter rope 2–3 times until the engine starts.
- Once running, open the choke and let the machine warm up for one minute before cutting.
Orkida Tip:
- Always use genuine 2T oil (such as Maruyama, Stihl or Husqvarna) to avoid engine damage and ensure steady, strong performance.