Fighting unwanted grass can seem like an endless activity if you own a large plot or forest. If you have never used a scythe, then you will be surprised how effective it will be. Traditional
steel structures are lightened by the use of plastic and alloys. The modern gas
mowing trimmer offers improved power through advances in engine and carburetor design. New models are used for a variety of tasks, from getting rid of forest plantations from weeds and ending with underwater cutting of concrete.
We all at least once in our life heard the word "trimmer", but, unfortunately, not everyone understands its meaning in full.
The word "trimmer" in translation is a trimmer or trimmer. Moreover, this type of technical device can be equipped with both electric and gasoline engines. For us, there is a simpler and more understandable word - motokosa, which essentially carries the same semantic load.
How to choose a motokosa correctly?
Motokosa is designed to cut grass. It is equipped with a special mechanism, which consists of a cord mustache, rotating in the process of working at high speed.
Motokosa (prices depend on capacity) can easily cope with both thick and rough vegetation. That is, the higher the power, the more varieties of weeds are destroyed. Of course, the productivity of the tool also increases.
How to choose a motokosa?
Units with a gasoline engine are very popular due to several main advantages.
Firstly, they are autonomous. There is no reference to one place, as is the case with electric scythes. You do not need to constantly think where to connect the device, as well as get confused in meter cords. Moreover, the electric cord may crush the grass, and it will take some time to restore its former appearance. Secondly, they are much more powerful and efficient than their electrical counterparts. The engine is located in the upper part of the tool, which gives you the opportunity to work even with wet grass.
How to choose a gasoline motokosa?
Between themselves, the models of gasoline trimmers differ in power characteristics and the type of engines (push-pull and four-stroke), a bar, which in shape can be angular, straight, detachable and monolithic. The control knobs can also have different shapes: T-, J-, D-shaped. As a cutting tool can be installed trimmer heads and / or circular knives.
Motokosa equipped with a four-stroke engine have this feature: oil and gasoline must be poured into the engine separately, as in a car. Motocosa equipped with a two-stroke engine require preliminary preparation of the fuel mixture, consisting of oil and gasoline.
How to choose a gasoline motokosa, now you know, it remains only to determine the goals. For example, for mowing grass over a large area, it is best to use gasoline scythes with a straight-shaped barbell and T-shaped handle that will allow you to make wide swings.