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We'd ordered fifty sets last month and they landed in about 18 days or so, but honestly lead time can vary — need to check stock before quoting since this 4-in-1 gasoline set moves fast during spring.
It's basically a 52cc or 35.8cc depending on whether you go 2-cycle or 4-cycle, and CDI ignition with recoil start means you'll pull once or twice and it fires up; the brush cutter comes with both nylon or metal blade, chainsaw runs a 12-inch bar, and the transmission pole uses 7-tooth or square drive.
Most buyers use it for clearing heavy brush around fence lines, but the hedge trimmer attachment actually handles small branches too so you don't always need to swap to teh saw; one thing though — the foam-protected carton is 116×32.5×(30+9)/2cm which is a bit oversized for standdard pallets, something to plan around.
Also, it's not really built for all-day commerical use on thick timber — better than a homeowner grade for weekend jobs, but a dedicated saw will beat it on logs above 6 inches.
Packing is one set per carton, HS code 84331100, and our company can get it out within a week if stock is good.
The 2-cycle engine (model 1E44F-5, 52cc) gives you 1.95Kw power and is lighter, while the 4-cycle engine (model GX35, 35.8cc) provides 0.85Kw and runs on straight gasoline without mixing oil. Pick the 2-cycle for tougher cutting jobs, or the 4-cycle for quieter, cleaner operation.
There's no set MOQ—we accept single set orders for samples or small batches. For bulk orders, just reach out and we'll work out the best pricing and lead time.
We can provide CE, EPA, or other certifications depending on your market. The HS code is 84331100, and each unit is foam-protected in a carton to prevent damage during shipping.
The brush cutter comes with options for both nylon cutter and metal blade—you just pick which one you want included. No extra attachments needed, but you can switch between them if you order both options.
The transmission pole comes in either 7-tooth or square type, depending on your preference. Both work with the loop handle and recoil start, but the square type is easier to align during assembly if you're not familiar with the 7-tooth spline.
