Affordable Solution for Mowing a Compact Area
The brushcutter Webb WELT26 is considered a budget entry-level tool designed for maintaining small home garden areas with not too dense vegetation. It is equipped with a two-stroke gasoline engine with a volume of 26 cm³. The design includes a primer (manual pump for pre-fueling) and an adjustable throttle, making it easier to start a cold engine. The fuel system includes a plastic tank with a capacity of 0.45 liters, which is filled with a mixture of unleaded gasoline and special oil for two-stroke engines.
Simple and Convenient Design
The tool is equipped with a cutting system with a cutting width of 25 cm, bringing it closer in characteristics to standard electric trimmers. This diameter is not intended for rapid processing of large areas but provides convenience when working in hard-to-reach places—between flower beds, garden beds, and around trees and bushes. An inwardly curved shaft, improving control over the device's position, aids this. The trimmer head is loaded with durable nylon line with a diameter of 2.5 mm, capable of handling not only regular grass but also more rigid vegetation, including weeds with thick stems. The line is mounted on a semi-automatic spool, which dispenses cord with a slight tap on the ground.
Suitable Choice on a Modest Budget
In conclusion, it can be noted that the brushcutter Webb WELT26 will be a good solution for periodic grass trimming on a small plot. It is affordable, easy to operate and maintain, and the manufacturer provides a three-year warranty. The only downside could be the absence of a shoulder strap, although the shaft is equipped with a fitting for one. This drawback can be easily remedied by selecting a compatible strap from another trimmer.
