Efco Rough-Cut Brush Mowers

The Efco DR51-S6 is a powerful and robustly constructed machine that’s been designed for the large-scale clearance of brush, bramble and other types of invasive vegetation. It’s driven by a 189cc Subaru EA190V engine, which delivers power quietly, smoothly and efficiently; and it’s equipped with a self-propelled drive, which makes it easy to work on rough or sloping terrain. Extra-large diameter drive-wheels provide the traction required to work effectively if the ground’s wet; while a front castor-wheel serves to maximise manoeuvrability when negotiating dense vegetation. This model has a large-sized 51cm working-width.

This robust, high-performance wheeled brushcutter from Italy-based manufacturers Efco has been developed for the fast and efficient clearance of thick, well established undergrowth over large areas (up to 2000m2). It has a variable-speed drive, so the forward-speed can be adjusted to suit the type of vegetation you’re tackling; and it has a front-mounted castor-wheel which gives a tight turning-circle, in turn maximising manoeuvrability when operating in dense brush and bramble. The Efco DR51-VB6 is powered by an exceptionally reliable and hugely powerful 190cc Briggs & Stratton OHV engine. It has a pair of large-diameter drive wheels, which guarantee smooth progress over rough ground; and it features an adjustable cutting-height, which is easy to set using a handily positioned lever.

Impressively powerful and superbly well constructed, the Efco DR65-HR8.5 is capable of tackling the sort of intensive brush-clearing applications that would be too much for conventional brushwood cutters. It’s driven by a very high-performance 270cc Honda engine, which powers a set of 38 flail-blades that will cut with ease through the most stubborn growth. The cutting rotor and the transmission are both reinforced, so it’s well equipped to stand-up to the demands of regular commercial use; while the ergonomic handlebar is both height and width-adjustable, so it can be set-up to meet the needs of any operator. A pair of front castor wheels provides effortless manoeuvrability and can be locked into position for accurate straight-line runs.