

ID BCB85 GASOLINE BRUSH CUTTER MACHINE [GASOLINE] - 21649
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Professional Power Meets Field-Ready Durability — The BCB85 Cuts Where Others Stop
The ID BCB85 Gasoline Brush Cutter Machine is a professional-grade, 52CC petrol-powered brush cutter engineered for heavy-duty land clearing, dense vegetation removal, and precision trimming across demanding terrain. Delivering a rated power output of 1.2 kW and a no-load speed of 6,500–7,000 r/min, this gasoline brush cutter is built for contractors, landscapers, and agricultural professionals who require reliable, high-performance cutting in the field.
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- 52CC 2-Stroke Gasoline Engine: The BCB85 is powered by a robust 52CC petrol engine delivering a rated power output of 1.2 kW, providing the raw torque needed to slice through thick brush, woody stems, and dense grass without bogging down — even under continuous load in hot, dusty conditions.
- High No-Load Speed of 6,500–7,000 r/min: The engine spins the cutting blade at up to 7,000 revolutions per minute under no-load conditions, ensuring rapid blade engagement and a clean, efficient cut through vegetation of varying density and moisture content.
- 2-Stroke Engine Architecture: The 2-stroke design keeps the machine lightweight and mechanically simple, reducing maintenance intervals and making it easier to transport and maneuver across uneven terrain — a critical advantage for field operators working long shifts.
- Ergonomic Adjustable Handlebar System: The adjustable handlebar configuration allows operators to customize the cutting angle and reach, reducing fatigue during extended sessions. The balanced harness attachment point distributes machine weight evenly across the operator's body for all-day comfort.
- CE Machine Test Certified: The BCB85 carries full CE (Machine Test) certification, confirming it meets European safety, health, and environmental protection standards. This certification is essential for professional procurement, site compliance, and export across regulated markets. The machine ships complete with all standard accessories required for immediate operation.
- Durable Fuel System with 1L Tank Capacity: The 1-litre fuel tank provides a practical operating range between refuels, keeping downtime to a minimum on large clearance jobs. The sealed tank design resists leaks and fuel evaporation during transport and storage.
General Purchase & Comparison Queries
What fuel does the BCB85 Brush Cutter use?
The BCB85 Brush Cutter runs on gasoline (petrol). It is powered by a 52CC 2-stroke engine, which requires a petrol-oil mixture as fuel. The machine has a 1-litre fuel tank, providing a practical run time between refuels during heavy-duty clearing operations.
Is the BCB85 suitable for professional or commercial use?
Yes. The BCB85 is designed for professional and commercial applications. With a 52CC engine, 1.2 kW rated power output, and a no-load speed of up to 7,000 r/min, it is built to handle sustained heavy-duty use in landscaping, agriculture, and forestry. It also carries CE Machine Test certification, making it compliant for professional procurement and regulated job sites.
How does the BCB85 compare to electric or battery-powered brush cutters?
Unlike electric or battery-powered alternatives, the BCB85 gasoline brush cutter offers unrestricted runtime — there is no battery to deplete or power cable to manage. The 52CC petrol engine delivers significantly higher torque for cutting through thick, woody vegetation that would stall lower-powered electric models. It is the preferred choice for large-area clearance, remote sites, and professional-grade workloads where consistent power and field independence are essential.
Product-Specific and Usage Queries
What is the engine capacity and power output of the BCB85?
The BCB85 is equipped with a 52CC 2-stroke gasoline engine producing a rated power output of 1.2 kW. The engine operates at a no-load speed of 6,500 to 7,000 r/min, delivering fast blade engagement and efficient cutting performance across a wide range of vegetation types and densities.
Can the BCB85 cut small trees and woody shrubs?
Yes. The BCB85 is engineered for heavy-duty vegetation cutting, including thick brush, dense scrub, and small trees. The combination of a 52CC engine, high blade speed, and robust cutting head makes it capable of handling woody stems and saplings that lighter trimmers cannot manage. For best results on woody material, use an appropriate metal blade attachment suited to the diameter of growth being cleared.
What safety features does the BCB85 include?
The BCB85 includes a protective blade guard to shield the operator from debris, a safety throttle lock to prevent accidental engagement, and an ergonomic harness attachment point for balanced load distribution during operation. The machine is CE (Machine Test) certified, confirming it meets the mandatory safety and health standards required for professional machinery in regulated markets.
Problem/Solution-Oriented Queries
The brush cutter is hard to start — what should I check?
Difficulty starting a 2-stroke gasoline brush cutter is most commonly caused by an incorrect petrol-oil fuel mixture, a clogged air filter, or a fouled spark plug. Ensure you are using the correct fuel mix ratio specified in the user guide, that the air filter is clean and unobstructed, and that the spark plug is in good condition. If the machine has been stored for an extended period, drain and replace the fuel as stale petrol can prevent ignition in 52CC 2-stroke engines.
The machine vibrates excessively during operation — what could cause this?
Excessive vibration in a gasoline brush cutter is typically caused by a damaged, unbalanced, or incorrectly fitted cutting blade. Inspect the blade for chips, bends, or uneven wear and replace if necessary. Also check that the blade is correctly torqued to the spindle and that the blade guard is properly secured. Loose engine mounting bolts or a worn anti-vibration mount can also contribute — inspect and tighten all fasteners before resuming operation.
The engine loses power under load — how do I fix this?
Power loss under load on a 52CC 2-stroke petrol engine is most often linked to a partially blocked fuel filter, carburettor, or exhaust port. Check that the fuel filter is clean and that fuel flows freely to the carburettor. Inspect the exhaust port and muffler for carbon build-up, which is common in 2-stroke engines and restricts exhaust flow, reducing power. Cleaning or replacing the carburettor jet and ensuring the correct petrol-oil mixture ratio is used will restore full rated power output of 1.2 kW.
Machine (1 Pcs), Guide Book (1 Pcs), Brush Cutter Shaft/Pole (164x10x11mm) (1.5 Kg) (1 Pcs)


