These are the two most sought-after machines for clearing land. However, Brush shredders and brushcutters are not the same thing, and choosing the wrong one costs time, money, and a lot of patience. Learn when to choose a brushcutter or brush shredder and why they complement each other. Let's clarify this once and for all!
What a Brushcutter Does
A brushcutter is a manual machine, carried on the shoulder or back, with a wire or blade head.
It's unbeatable in:- Finishing along walls, trees and fences;
- Verges, ditches and narrow areas;
- Young grass and undergrowth in small areas.
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What Does a Brush Cutter Do
The Brush Cutter (with wheels and hammers) is self-propelled: it is pushed like a lawnmower with traction. Advantages:
- Swallows tall grass, brambles, and undergrowth without physical effort;
- Performs much better in medium and large areas;
- Less fatigue, the motor and wheels do the work.
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The Short Answer
Small area and corners: Brushcutter.
Open terrain with serious undergrowth: Brush cutter.And the truth from those who clear land every year: the two complement each other! The brush cutter covers 90% of the area, the brushcutter finishes the edges.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can a brushcutter cut brambles?
With a suitable blade or disc, yes. However, in dense undergrowth, the brush cutter is much faster and safer.
And for slopes?
Gentle slopes: Brush cutter with traction.
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Gasoline or battery?
Both are available in both families. See our range of brushcutters to choose between battery or gasoline.
Decide with Bernardinos
We have Brushcutters and Brush Cutters from a wide variety of brands, as well as parts and our own workshop. Tell us what you need to clear, and we'll tell you exactly what to take!
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