33CC 2 Stroke Gasoline Grass Cutter with Metal Blade and Nylon Head for Professional Landscaping

We’ve used these on sites with heavy brush and thick grass where electric trimmers just bog down, and the 33cc 1E36F engine—0.9kW at 8500rpm—handles it without stalling, though you’ll need to mix your own fuel (40:1 is typical) and the 1.2L tank gives you about 40 minutes of run time, give or take.

Most buyers go with the 255mm metal blade for woody stems and the 420mm nylon head for regular trimming, but switching them out takes about two minutes with the included wrench, and bull-horn handle actually reduces arm fatigue on long jobs, so your crew won’t slow down as much by midday.

Noise is under 96dB, which is loud enough to need ear protection but quieter than most comparable units we’ve tested, and the recoil start usually fires first or second pull if you’ve primed it right—though cold starts can take a bit more effort in winter.

It’s not suited for wet grass or fine lawn edging near flower beds, as the metal blade will tear up turf, and the nylon head doesn’t have a guard that’s tight enough for precision work, but for clearing overgrown lots or roadside ditches, it’s pretty much ideal.

We usually stock these with CE certs and COAs on request, but lead time can stretch to 20 days or so if you’re ordering over 50 units—MOQ is 10 units for the first order, and packging is a single carton at 12kg gross weight, so factor that into freight costs.

The HS code is 84678100, and the idle speed is set at 3000±200rpm from teh factory, which you’ll want to check before running because of that it can drift slightly during shippng—just a carb screw adjustment if it does.