It may take some extra time and effort before, during, and after mowing season, but it will add 1 to 2 years to your investment. So, what are the 7 best ways to make your brush cutter last longer?

1. Lubricate Checking and maintaining the oil takes care of the engine, but the engine is not the only thing that needs lubrication. Your senwart brush cutter's deck, brakes, and wheels all require lubrication. Each model has its own characteristics, so please refer to the instruction manual.

2. Avoid using fuel with high ethanol content. If you do not continue to use ethanol, it will damage your engine. The engine is the most important and expensive component.

3. Read the instruction manual. There are many tips specific to the brushcutter you purchase. No matter how many blogs and articles you read, you won't be able to cover all the quirks of senwart brush cutters. However, the instruction manual can and will cover every little problem you have to deal with.

4. Keep the blade sharp. In addition to having a negative impact on your lawn, dull blades require more force to mow, putting more strain on your engine. Additionally, dull blades will not cut as well, which means you'll have to visit the blade more often to get a cleaner lawn, and the mower's engine will have to run longer to get a cleaner lawn. The engine has to be operated longer and harder, and its lifespan is significantly reduced.

5. Always use the correct spare parts. Don't think you can save money by repairing it.

6. Check the oil every time you plan to use the brush cutter. It takes 30 seconds. There's no reason not to. If you think 30 seconds is a waste, think about the time it takes to repair a brush cutter when the engine locks up due to lack of fuel. 30 seconds doesn't seem like a lot of time, does it?

7. Clean your mower regularly Grass grows everywhere, and hay is even worse. Blow out the engine compartment with compressed air, scrape the hay off the deck, and remove any clumps below the deck. Avoid leaving grass debris on the mower.

Please maintain your brush cutter and use it for a long time. Brush cutters have become relatively inexpensive, so people tend to think of them as disposable, but that's not the case. Easy maintenance can double the lifespan of your brushcutter, and the money you save can be used to buy a beautiful hammock to relieve the stress of gardening.