All petrol hedgetrimmers have two-stroke engines, so it pays to understand a little about them.
Once you have become accustomed to their quirks, Two-stroke engines are relatively simple, and are much easier to maintain than four-stroke engines. There are fewer parts to go wrong and they are known for delivering a high power to weight ratio, making them ideal for this sort of power tool.
2-stroke engines operate on a mix of oil and fuel (on a ratio of roughly 25:1 to 50:1 (Petrol to oil) always consult your manual for specific manufacturers instructions.
2-stroke engines operate on a mix of oil and fuel (on a ratio of roughly 25:1 to 50:1 (Petrol to oil) always consult your manual for specific manufacturers instructions.
NB: For additional advice and information, including engineer's tips on starting, maintenance and the upkeep of 2-stroke engines, please see our 'Maintenance' and 'Starting Up' sections.
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