Makita BHX2501 24.5 cc 4-Stroke Petrol Handheld Leaf Blower

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Offering a versatile specter of appliances, the tools are equally preferred by DIY enthusiasts and professionals around the globe. Employing this sytem enables brush cutters and line trimmers to be used on most sloped angles including ditches, woodland undergrowth and banks. Stroke Hand held petrol blower with electronic ignition and mechanical decompression system for easy recoil pulling. Toolstop Limited is a credit broker, not a lender and is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FRN 737231).

Today Makita is one of the world's largest power tool manufacturers with seven manufacturing facilities globally and a selection of over 350 superior, innovative tools and well over 4,500 accessories. The company evolves constantly, fulfilling the needs of its clients, aiming for more user-friendly design and experience. The Makita MM4 engine uses neat unleaded petrol (ie, no oil need to be mixed with the fuel) therefore reducing the risk of damaging the engine with the incorrect fuel mix. Although a century-old, Makita in terms of power tool manufacturer is relatively younger than its competition on the market.

Founded a year after the outbreak of the First World War, Makita Corporation specialized in the mass production and maintenance of electric motors. It is part of the MM4 range making it extremely compact and lightweight for ease of use when cleaning leaves and debris in the garden. Makita is also leading the change to a cleaner, much more environmental approach to the products it produces. Makita 4-stroke engines achieve a higher power to weight ratio approximately 20 to 30% by its high combustion efficiency and newly developed compact spark plug. Makita owes its reputation for building outstanding quality power tools to the drive and determination for excellence that began over 90 years ago as a manufacturer of electric motors.

Alternative nozzles and a vacuum bag kit (all available separately) makes the Makita BHX2501 blower the ideal garden clear-up machine for commercial and domestic landscape operations. In 1991 Makita acquired Dolmar and thereby gained valuable experience in the outdoor power equipment market and can now deliver even more innovation to the grounds care industry. The patented unique lubrication system allows Makita's 4-stroke engines to be used in multiple positions. The company introduced the MM4 4-stroke engine which produces less emissions and has less fuel consumption than the traditional 2-stroke engine, and is therefore kinder to the pocket. Exhaust emissions have been significantly reduced to comply with strict regulations throughout the world.The vibrating mass, consisting the engine, bar and chain is isolated from the other parts of the chainsaw by vibration dampener elements, which is more effecting than simply dampening the handles. It is the smallest of the current 4-stroke engines and the lightest in weight using a magnesium diecast clutch case. Makita has developed a particularly effective system for dampening engine vibrations: the Makita two-mass system known as M2M.