Makita DUX60Z Twin 18V (36V) Li-Ion LXT Brushless Split Shaft - Batteries And Charger Not Included

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No Load Speed (Med) 0 - 8,200 rpm Battery Type Lithium-ion Body only machine 1 Voltage 36 (18v x2) v Maximum Output 600 w No Load Speed (Hi) 0 - 9,700 rpm No Load Speed (Lo) 0 - 5,700 rpm Net weight 4.1 - 8.7 kg The Makita model DUX60Z is a Twin 18v BL LXT Split-Shaft Bare Unit. A cordless multi function power head powered by 2x 18V Li-ion batteries. Ideal for use in resorts, public places and among residential areas. This is a garden multi tool with the correct attachments it can be used as a hedge trimmer, pole saw or a cultivator.

Powered by two 18V Li-ion batteries in series to supply energy to the powerful 36V DC motor drive system.

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The BL Brushless Motor eliminates carbon brushes, enabling the BL Motor to run cooler and more efficiently for longer life Class leading cordless Combi engine featuring a powerful 36v DC motor drive system which is powered by two 18v lithium ion batteries. Delivering excellent power levels this lightweight machine boasts 0 harmful emissions and extremely low noise levels which allows this Combi engine to be used in noise sensitive areas. Product dimensions are stated with a battery / batteries, if they affect the overall dimensions of the product.

Extreme Protection Technology (XPT) is engineered for improved dust and water resistance for operation in harsh conditions This Makita BR400MP Power Brush attachment is designed for use with the split-shaft DUX60 gardening multi-tool head and the new 40v MAX XGT UX01G. Powered by two 18V Li-ion batteries in series to supply energy to the powerful 36V DC motor drive system

Makita Twin 18v BL LXT Split-Shaft Bare Unit DUX60Z

speed options with soft-start (Low: 5,700 RPM, Medium: 8,200 High: 9,700 RPM) allows the operator to match speed to application I have the short reach duh601z trimmer and its very good. Don't know about long term durability yet though compared to petrol. For any technical enquiries relating to this product it is best to call the manufacturer, Makita, direct on 01908 211678. The DUX60Z is powered by two Makita 18v Lithium-Ion batteries in series to supply energy to the 36v DC motor drive system. With any of the tool heads attached and the two 18v batteries clipped into the motor housing, the overall balance of the complete machine is excellent with the loop handle perfectly positioned for complete machine control and manoeuvrability.

You could buy a stihl km56 unit for roughly the same price as the unit and the attachments are the same sort of price and if you don't use it much run it on aspen 2? ? They'll be a lot more torque than the 36v tool aswell The balance of the tool when an attachment is in place is pretty good, though it is still a little heavy (I put this down to the build quality) and takes a bit of practice getting in the swing of using it. The only little hiccup I have found is that for me the handle attachment fits a little too low down on the shaft for my liking and clipping yourself to the shoulder strap takes practice. Having looked at several Multitool models I opted for the Makita. This decision was based on my previous experiences with Makita tools, with their excellent build quality and the warranty they provide. Although I only need a brush cutter right now, I like the idea of a multi tool to add possibly a long handle hedge trimmer or cultivator in future. Makita EY403MP Split-Shaft Multi Tool 12" Pole Saw Attachment Only for DUX60 / UX01G Or why not browse our range of:

This product carries a full 1 year manufacturers warranty covering both faulty materials and faulty workmanship, it does not cover general wear and tear or damage, batteries, blades, bulbs and other consumables. In the unlikely event of a fault the item returned is subject to fair wear & tear and must not have been used beyond the scope of it's design. Part of the Makita multi tool system, this DUX60Z split shaft multi tool is suitable for use with all Makita Combi attachments - it uses the same attachments as the petrol counterpart. A brushless electronic motor runs more efficiently than brushed types. This can help reduce the tool's energy consumption. Im guessing from a try using a sthil battey trimmer: HLA85 (unsure of size of motor in this as not in spec?) the makita cordless version may be about as powerful as a 900w KM94 but not as powerful as the more powerful combi stihls engines in range. My Ryobi brush cutter is on its way out with a scored piston & cylinder. Am in the market for a new machine, and this Makita looks promising and a good price. I have Makita batteries and other kit already.