Ryobi 30cc Quik-Fire, loop handle, curved split shaft, c/w 2 nylon line trimmer heads
RYOBI RLT-30CESA Strimmer.
- 30cc 2-stroke engine with Quik-Fire carb for easy starting.
- Power output 1.0hp
- Centrifugal clutch for easy start and added safety.
- Split shaft for Expand-it add-on tools and easy transport.
- Cutting path width 430mm (17in).
- Reel-Easy head with innovative ‘Thread and Load’ system for rapid line feed (2.4mm line).
- Pro Cut II head with unique ‘Push and Pull’ system for fast and easy line feed (2.7mm line).
- Adjustable anti-vibration D handle.
- 2-stroke oil, 2 nylon line heads and spanner included.
- Dry weight 6.1kg.
2-year Ryobi warranty.
add-on tools can be fitted to the upper half of this unit, vastly increasing its usefulness.
Delivered free when ordered now with the parent unit. Please click below to find out more or to order:
Edger – Blower – Tiller – Pruner – Hedgetrimmer – Flexy Mower – Line trimmer – Brushcutter – Extension Shaft
Goggles are recommended and ear defenders protect you in the long term against machinery noise. To look at them,
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The Ryobi Quik-Fire engines are said to be easier to start than older models, and to control unwanted emissions more accurately. They have a hard chrome plated cylinder for long life.
This is a remarkably inexpensive trimmer with all the latest features. Unusually, there are two nylon line heads with different thickness line for different jobs. The nylon line feed systems are also innovative, both being designed to be easy and rapid. The strimming line will deal with grass and weeds but not brambles. Be aware that even nylon line can mark the bark of trees and shrubs.
A really useful feature is the way the machine can be quickly split in half by loosening the yellow wing nut, allowing many different tools to be fitted when you need them. It helps storage and fitting in your car too.
All brushcutters / line trimmers should be treated with respect. They can throw debris, so never use one near pets or other people. Protective goggles should always be worn, and ear-defenders, gloves and leg coverings are recommended too.
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