Push Mower

This gasoline powered pushtype brush cutter is heavyduty outdoor garden equipment, wellsuited for farmland, orchard, wasteland and largesize yard maintenance. Equipped with highpower twostroke gasoline engine, it delivers strong cutting torque to tackle thick weeds, wild shrubs, overgrown grass and tough brambles. Built with reinforced adjustable metal frame and large inflatable walking wheels, this unit allows users to push forward effortlessly instead of carrying heavy handheld trimmers. It supports multiple interchangeable cutting blades for mowing, weeding and soil tilling, ideal for land reclamation and largearea vegetation clearing.

Key Features

• HighPower 2Stroke Gasoline Engine: Strong torque output, easy pullstart design, stable performance for heavyload cutting work, low fuel consumption.
• Reinforced Adjustable Metal Frame: Robust welded metal bracket, adjustable frame structure adapts to different operating scenarios, solid antideformation construction.
• Large Inflatable Walking Wheels: Pneumatic thick rubber wheels roll smoothly over rough ground, mud path and uneven farmland, greatly reduce pushing resistance.
• MultiFunction Interchangeable Blades: Compatible with saw blade, weedremoval blade and tilling cutter, finish mowing, weeding and shallow tillage with one machine.
• Ergonomic Push Handle: Comfortable dualgrip handle with throttle trigger, stable control posture, lower longtimeoperation fatigue.
• Protective Baffle: Orange safety guard blocks flying grass and debris, improve operation safety.
• Compact overall layout: Convenient for transport and storage, fit for farm, orchard and residential large lawn scenarios.

Operating Instructions

1. Before operation, inspect fuel pipe, engine oil, wheel tightness and cutting blade mounting condition.
2. Mix gasoline and twostroke engine oil strictly according to ratio requirement, fill fuel tank.
3. Install target cutting blade firmly, adjust frame height to proper working position.
4. Operate choke and pull recoil starter to ignite engine, warmup for short time.
5. Push the machine forward at steady speed, avoid hitting stones, tree roots and hard obstacles.
6. Shut down engine completely and wait blades stop rotating before replacing blades or doing any inspection and maintenance.
7. Maintenance & Storage
8. Clear grass residues, dirt and plant debris on engine, frame and blade guard after every use.
9. Check fuel pipeline regularly for aging or leakage. Use qualified mixed fuel.
10. Inspect cutting blades frequently; sharpen or replace blades when bent, dull or cracked.
11. Clean air filter element on schedule to guarantee engine intake efficiency.
12. Drain fuel for longtime storage, store whole machine in dry ventilated shed, prevent moisture and rain erosion.
13. Lubricate wheel axles and movable connection joints periodically to guarantee flexible movement.