Einhell Petrol Scythe GC-BC 52 I AS ( brushcutter ) - Unboxing + Assembly + Tryout 

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how many hours did it take to start fine? just bought one and i dont want it to be hard to start.

flagellum Dei .

@@Ryan-eo1dw First 1-2 fuel tank just easy, use minimum half synthetic 2t oil, but full synthetic is the good, in 1:40 mix. After 5-6 fuel tank and will be good.

@@Ryan-eo1dw I use now Husqvarna 2T XP Biosynth Professional, not cheap but good, low smoke, or sthil HP Ultra. And few oil have fuel additive for E10, but im use just premium fuel with low etanol.

You're welcome! Pretty long video, next time i'll accelerate few frame.

Try change the spark plug for a better, but first check the tightening and spark plug gap. Digital ignition, and the auto choke not good in this product. Other method:1.primer pump 10x, 2. try pull the recoil without ignition, with choke for 3 times (3X in other language), 3. then add the ignition and without choke start it. Thats the classic, old 2t motors trick from Husqvarna description in 1980. :) My method simple, primer pump 10X, ignition+choke and need 7X pull avarage. Its the auto choke and the digital sh*t fault in my opinion. Better motors start with max 3 pull. Finally try tightening all bolts and the motor, exhaust outside, if you are know what to do.😀

flagellum Dei I found something new, when the day is hot I leave it outside for about 5 mins, then go out and leave the choke OFF the it only takes me 3-5 hard fast pulls

😄easy😄

flagellum Dei yep

UR welcome! 🙂

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Yes my cam pod away this time.... But you hear it :)

Cheap or not, my tool work good, start good.

flagellum Dei that’s great

THX! 😀

You only need the lockable joint (washer) under the knife, it will center it. After that, the plate-shaped tensioner, then the nut screw, which has the opposite thread.

good one

2 stroke better i think, less parts in the motor, less failure option, no oil change, but you need mix the fuel, smelly, and for power need a higher rpm. 4 stroke motor torque better in low rpm, less smelly, little quieter, but bigger chance to mechanical problem, need oil change. Simple things always cheaper and durable, so i favorize 2 stroke at time. What you needs, durable or quiet, hp or torque? Its a dirty job so comfort secondary on my opinion. Check a few 4 stroke video for the conclusion.

Bandit PLEASE GET THE 4 stroke

@@flagellumdei8429 I'm new to all this and looking for a good bush Wacker as I've just moved into a house and garden is extremely over grown with brambles and such. What the 2 stroke and 4 stroke I don't understand and how dose this machine stand up to doing s heavy job?

@@glogloilla3539 If you dont know what is the difference between 2 stroke and 4 stroke, then hard to explain. You found video from this in youtube. You need a simple 2 stroke machine, with a strong head for brambles. This 50cm3 Einhell not bad, strong, but the factory trimmer head weak to brambles, but you can buy one: www.amazon.com/s?k=brush+cutter+head&ref=nb_sb_noss_2. 2stroke engine need mixed fuel, 1:40 or 1:50, 1liter oil to 40 lilter fuel, or 25cl oil to 1l fuel, its just math.

Stronger, for home enough a 35 cm3. 1:40 mix ratio, 2T oil, i use Husqvarna low smoke oil, full syntetic.

@@flagellumdei8429 I don't know if we have this in UK. Also can you make a video on the nylon line. How to fasten it? Because I think mine is missing a part

I:25 ratio @@flagellumdei8429

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Not a professional tool, best for home, little farm. I never break for cooling, but using performance 2T oil and premium gas. If you want performance then a Stihl or Husqvarna.

@@flagellumdei8429 muchas gracias my friend

Neki nem fájt, én azt vallom a gép van értem nem én őérte, bírja. Meglepően jól bírja, a háromágú késsel bozótosokat vágtam már ki vele, ennyi pénzért jó vétel volt, azóta persze kicsit drágább. Kell rá egy normális damilos fej, mert a gyári egy hulladék.

@@flagellumdei8429 Köszönöm a választ! Cserélem a fejet.

still working and in hard work in tall jungle most of it

2T motor, in the gas 1:40 mixture

Yes, good one for weekly 2-3 hour. Last time used in a 1 meter tall "jungle" with blade, and worked well. It shakes a little, but it's not dangerous.

Not bad idea but no.

For the stock trimmer head you need originally 2.4 mm wire (nylon trimmer), but few type 2.4 mm wire not good for this head, because slip out fast from the trimmer head(made in China). 2.7mm wire better option i think. The load process very simple, just take a 3-4 meter wire, fold it in half, and wrap up. Half the wire in one lane other half to secound lane. If you done, stick the 2 wire in the nearly outsides holes. Now take the heads cover, attach the 2 wire to the head, press, and your are DONE. XD Don't forget the spring and 2 washer. If you'll be my time, i make a video, but on the youtube you find one. Easier if you buy a "load and go" trimmer head.

Still good, not bad, but the before "blue cover" series was better. Cold starting not perfect, because auto choke system, but if warming-up staring very easy. Cheap, strong(50 cm3), for weekly 1-2 hour good, for professional working not. Better than a Straus and his friends.

@@flagellumdei8429 Thanks. I have a 5500 square meter orchard and I wan't to buy a brushcutter to get rid of the grass and weeds, so I'm considering this one.

Emre I’ve got one and all I’m gonna say, it doesn’t go through much fuel, also it cuts pretty tall grass on half throttle. This thing is a beast don’t buy if your garden isn’t that big. The one problem I have is starting from cold can be hard, if you are strong then it will be easy for you. When you first get it it may be really hard to start but if you leave it running for 20 mins idle for 1 day in a week it will soon break in. Good luck and I recommend this.

@@Ryan-eo1dw Thanks. I ordered it online. I'll see how it does.

Emre good luck :)

I don’t think there would be much difference between the two. If you want performance then Stihl or Husqvarna.

Like all similar bruscutter in this category. I think nothing difficult just need a little experience if u r not interested in this.

First check the spark plug, if need tighten it. The main problem with the start, the cutter not have "half throttle" lock, so the standard starting method not good. Standard method for 2T motors in days like chainsaw: 1. start with choke(primer pump if have) until 1 time fire, 2.then choke off and continue starting to fireing. Most of brushcutters have "half throttle" lock on the horn, to start you need lock it and the same starting method. This Einhell series not have half throttle, its a shame, because if you keep the throttle half start easier(cable tie to throttle). So my method: 1.primer pump 10X time, 2.choke ON, 3. starting until fire with choke, this is 5-8 pull or more first time. After the motor warm start very easy without choke. The motor need 2-3 tank fuel out for better work, until just easy with the throttle. Use 1:40 mixed fuel, 1:50 weak for this. A full syntethic based 2T oil is the best for this cutter and etanol less fuel, like premium.

@@flagellumdei8429 I left the choke on until engine started as you wrote, not just for 2-3 pull as the manual describe. Also a good pulling technique is importan to learn for engine start, you should stretch not just your biceps and forearm but also your shoulder and back muscles, also use the momentum by turning your whole upper body a bit. I was a bit worried because the first start was hard, after wearing out 3-4 tank of fuel it's much easier.

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