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New BCH 400 brushcutters

A range designed specifically for your household and small-scale agricultural jobs

Always attentive to the needs of brushcutter users, Oleo-Mac presents a new range of products intended for various types of use: from simple finishing of green areas, to cutting tall grass and even clearing areas under trees or hedges.

Different models are available with either a single handgrip (S), dual-grip handlebar (T) or backpack (BP) and all versions are equipped with a catalytic converter to meet the Euro 5 standard.

The machines include technical solutions adopted on similar professional models, specifically a three-piece crankshaft, piston with 2 elastic segments, steel drive shaft mounted on bushings and an anti-vibration system to ensure comfortable use.

The cutting assembly is a new version of the tried-and-tested Oleo-Mac Tap&Go head, with 2.4 mm line and a feed system that works without having to stop the machine, simply by tapping the central cover on the ground. The three-tooth blade with a diameter of 255 mm is also supplied on the handlebar and backpack versions.

All models are available from our specialist dealers.

BCH 400 S | Oleo-Mac
Intensive
H series brushcutters

BCH 400 S

BCH 40 T / BCH 400 T | Oleo-Mac
Intensive
H series brushcutters

BCH 40 T / BCH 400 T

BCH 40 BP / BCH 400 BP | Oleo-Mac
Intensive
H series brushcutters

BCH 40 BP / BCH 400 BP

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