The Donker’s MT390 Honda brush cutter is a robust and powerful piece of equipment, developed for cutting and clearing land with low vegetation. Equipped with a Honda engine, a 60 cm working width cutter, electric start and LED lighting, it is designed for continuous and prolonged use. The adjustable cutting height allows the work to be adapted to the needs of different terrains, including uncultivated land, road embankments, brambles and low vegetation. The Donker’s MT390 brush cutter is equipped with a Honda GX390 engine, with 389 cc and 12 HP, for superior performance and reliability. The engine's durability makes the Donker’s MT390 brush cutter suitable for continuous use, while the electric start facilitates commissioning. The clutch and the 6-speed gearbox, with 3 forward and 3 reverse speeds, are oil-lubricated, contributing to the system's longevity. The adjustable handlebar allows the working position to be adapted to the user's needs, while the LED lighting provides greater visibility. The cutting unit consists of 20 Y-shaped hammers, designed for cutting and clearing terrain and wilderness areas, including locations with obstacles, winding paths, and difficult access. The adjustable cutting height between 20 - 75 mm allows you to adjust the working depth to the user's needs.

Specifications

• Engine Brand: Honda
• Engine Model: GX390
• Engine Type: 4-Stroke OHV Gasoline
• Displacement: 389 cc
• Number of hammers: 20
• Hammer type: Y-shaped
• Cutting height: 20 - 75 mm
• Maximum cutting height: 7.5 cm
• Gearbox lubrication: Oil

Applications

The Donker’s MT390 Brush Cutter is suitable for cutting and clearing land and wild areas, being appropriate for uncultivated land, road embankments, brambles and low vegetation. The 20 Y-shaped hammers allow working vegetation in areas with obstacles, winding and difficult-to-access locations.

Notes

Maintenance should be carried out according to the manufacturer's instructions, following the recommendations applicable to the engine, transmission system and cutting unit.