Oleo-Mac DEB5158 Professional Variable-Speed Wheeled Brushcutter

Oleo-Mac DEB5158 Variable-Speed Wheeled Brushcutter

With an engine around four times larger in capacity than those found on the most powerful handheld petrol brushcutters, the commercial-duty Oleo-Mac DEB5158 Wheeled Brushcutter is aimed at smallholders, estate managers, fruit growers and anyone needing a machine capable of handling dense, out-of-control growth across expansive areas!

The high-specification Oleo-Mac DEB5158 Wheeled Brushcutter boasts a variable speed self-propelled transmission that makes it possible to operate at a pace you find comfortable, and which will enable you to adapt to both the terrain and vegetation type.

Of substantial proportions, the rugged metal drive wheels on the Oleo-Mac DEB5158 Variable-Speed Wheeled Brushcutter not only aid long-grass turning, but also provide the traction you’ll need to operate successfully on banks, slopes and verges.

The front wheel – also metal – is dolly-mounted for easy manoeuvrability. Combining with the variable-speed drive to confer even greater flexibility of use is a four-step cutting-height range, which is adjustable from 55mm all the way up to 120mm using a convenient handlebar-mounted lever.

Side- rather than rear-discharge means clippings won’t get tangled around your feet; a steel cutter deck provides the sort of robustness that’s essential in any commercial-use machine.

Power is supplied by a high-capacity, high-output 190cc four-stroke OHC motor from Japanese manufacturing giants, Yamaha.

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• A voracious wheeled brushcutter designed for tough clearance jobs over large areas
• Powerful, premium-grade OHC engine from Yamaha
• Variable-speed drive – adapt to a variety of conditions and work at your own pace
• Large, high-traction drive wheels
• Dolly-type front wheel makes it possible to turn on a sixpence
• Side-discharge – cuttings are laid-out in neat rows to the machine’s right-hand side
• Multi-position cutting-height adjustment – controlled from a lever placed directly to hand