Lot 321: A Petrol-Powered Brush Cutter with Bike-Style Handlebars
A petrol-powered brush cutter, featuring a straight metal shaft and a two-handle bike-style grip configuration. The unit is powered by an engine housed within a red composite cowling with a black air filter cover and a manual pull-start mechanism. The central metal shaft leads to a red composite safety guard and a nylon line strimmer head. The handlebars are fitted with black textured grips, the right-hand grip incorporating a throttle trigger, safety lock-out, and ignition switch. A manufacturer’s label on the central shaft displays a CE mark and various safety pictograms. A yellow adhesive label on the engine cowling is printed LWA 112dB. A translucent composite fuel tank is mounted at the base of the engine. A torn, partial label is present on the pull-start housing but is not legible. No maker’s marks, signatures, or labels are visible on the item.
Condition report:
The brush cutter shows signs of regular field use and environmental exposure. The engine housing, fuel tank, and carburetor area exhibit accumulated dirt and oily residue (photo 3). The pull-start handle shows wear, and a piece of material is adhered to the starter cover (photo 3). The metal shaft and red safety guard have scattered scuffs, scratches, and ground-in dirt (photo 1). The strimmer head is soiled from recent use (photo 1). The handlebar grips show typical wear (photo 2). The operational status has not been tested.
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