Brushcutters
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Brushcutters are for cutting denser grass, tall weeds and brush where an ordinary grass trimmer can no longer cope. Saemeister's range includes both cordless and petrol models from STIHL, STIGA and EGO Power+. When choosing a brushcutter, consider the nature of the work: a lighter machine is more comfortable to handle, while a more powerful one copes with thicker brush and small trees. A cordless brushcutter is quiet and cordless, while a petrol model provides consistent power for long jobs. A bike handle and carrying harness make longer cutting much more comfortable.
Frequently asked questions about trimmers and brushcutters
What is the difference between a trimmer and a brushcutter?
A grass trimmer is designed for finishing off the lawn at edges and in places a mower cannot reach, priced from 119 to 1649 euros. A brushcutter is designed for cutting denser grass, tall weeds and scrub that an ordinary trimmer can no longer manage, priced from 239 to 1419 euros.
Should you choose a cordless or petrol trimmer?
A cordless trimmer (EGO Power+ 56V, STIHL) is lighter and quieter and is suitable for everyday maintenance. A petrol trimmer or brushcutter is more powerful and suitable for denser grass and scrub.
Which brands does Saemeister sell among trimmers and brushcutters?
Saemeister's range includes EGO Power+, STIHL and STIGA trimmers and brushcutters.
When choosing a brushcutter, the following factors are worth considering:
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Motor type:
- Battery: Light, quiet, low-maintenance, suitable for smaller areas and light jobs.
- Petrol engine: More powerful, suitable for cutting denser and larger brush, but heavier and noisier.
- Electric (corded): Light and quiet, but with a limited working radius.
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Power:
Choose according to the amount of work – smaller brushcutters are sufficient for occasional and lighter cutting, while more powerful models are for denser and tougher brush. -
Blade type:
- Disc blade: Suitable for cutting dense and tough brush.
- Cord or wire: Suitable for smaller grasses and softer plants.
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Weight and ergonomics:
Choose a model that is comfortable for you and that you can use for longer without excessive fatigue. -
Maintenance and ease of use:
Prefer models that are easy to maintain, especially if you do not have much experience.
Choose according to your workload and preferences!






