The Makita EBH341U brush cutter features the Makita MM4 4-stroke petrol technology which delivers a lightweight power with high torq, low emissions, low noise levels and very low running costs as there is no need to purchase the additional 2-stroke mixing oil. Featuring a 33.5cc engine which delivers 1070w of power whilst still giving the feel of quality and durability.
Designed with an ergonomic cow horn handle for higher maneuverability which are quick release to enable easy storage, this brush cutter has been developed in compliance with EU stage 2 exhaust emission regulations. Weighing in at only 7.1kg this brushcutter has been kept lightweight whilst still being able to deliver power.
Comes with star blade, harness, protection hood and tool kit as standard. The bore diameter of this model is 25.4mm and the spindle size is M10 x 1.25mm.
Technical Information
| CE APPROVED |
Yes |
| COMES WITH |
Star Blade, Harness, Protection Hood & Tool Kit |
| CUTTING LINE DIAMETER |
2.4mm |
| DRIVE SHAFT TYPE |
Bearinged Solid Steel |
| EASY START |
Spring Assisted Start |
| ENGINE DISPLACEMENT CC |
33.5cc |
| ENGINE TYPE |
MM4 4-Stroke |
| FUEL TANK CAPACITY |
0.65 Litres |
| FUEL TYPE |
Unleaded Petrol |
| GUARANTEE COMMERCIAL |
1 Year |
| GUARANTEE DOMESTIC |
1 Year |
| HANDLE TYPE |
Cow Horn Quick Release |
| HARNESS INCLUDED |
Yes |
| POWER OUTPUT KW/BHP |
1.4hp |
| PRODUCT ID NO |
16-EBH341U |
| VIBRATIONS |
4.4m/sec² |
| WATTAGE |
1070w |
| WEIGHT |
7.10 |
| WEIGHT PACKAGED |
12.55 |
| IGNITION TYPE |
Electronic |
Robert Mason (verified owner) –
Slight delay on delivery but worth the wait and I was kept informed. I will never buy a 2 stroke again. Started 2nd pull out of the box and every time since. Quiet, powerful and well balanced in the harness. I just swing it and watch everything fall including stuff it probably wasn’t designed for. Only just got it so can’t comment on durability but looks and feels well made. Seems good on fuel. Highly recommended.
Rory Warlow (verified owner) –
Excellent brushcutter, very economical on fuel and 4 stroke makes less noise that it’s 2 stroke counterparts..
N Fowler (verified owner) –
I have used Stihl trimmer/brush-cutters for many years as part of a volunteer group maintaining public footpaths around our village. Having now moved to a house with a very large garden I had need for a strimmer/Brush-cutter to handle long grass and scrub. Having spent hours trawling the internet reading many reviews, I decided to purchase the 4-stroke Makita. It was certainly the best choice for me. The harness is fully adjustable, the engine starts easily and it is very quiet compared to the 2-stroke machines. (I still wear ear protection). Fuel consumption is lower that a 2 stroke.
This is a quality machine and much better value than the Stihl.