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6-piece universal brushcutter head nut kit, for petrol brushcutters, Stihl, Echo, Ryobi. Universal gearbox metal blade nut fixing kit.

~~£54.57~~

Of which environmental contribution £0.10 including VAT.

Sold by Sinocor GmbH

Product information

Description

General Description

This 6-piece brushcutter nut kit is designed to fit a variety of petrol brushcutter models, including those from Stihl, Echo and Ryobi. Made of plastic and steel, this kit includes all the necessary components for efficient and durable replacement of parts on your brushcutter.

Technical Specifications

Condition: 100% Brand New
Materials: Plastic + Steel
Rider Plate Diameter: 80 mm
Collar Nut Diameter: 25 mm
Thrust Washer Diameter: 42 mm

Compatibility and Accessories

Compatible with the following models:

Stihl FS40C
FS55R
FS56R
FS36
FS80
FS81
FS85
FS90
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FS110
FS120
FS130
FS130R
FS200
FS200R
FS250
Sarlo SS-18
Fit for FS 87
FR130T
FR220
FR350
FR450
FR480
FR85
FR85T
FS100
FS110RX
FS120R
FS130R
FS200
FS250R
FS25-4
FS44
FS44R
FS55
FS55R
FS56
FS56R
FS65
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FS76
FS80
FS80R
FS83
FS83R
FS83T
FS85
FS85R
FS85RX
FS85T
FS87R
FS90
FS90R
FS90RZ
FS90Z
FS100R
FS120R
FS200

Installation

The The kit includes the following items to facilitate installation:

1 x protective cover
1 x thrust washer
1 x saddle plate
1 x push plate
1 x collar nut
1 x T-wrench

Features

Brand
TEHTUY
Pcs per pack
6
Warranty
1 year(s)
Colour
Grey
Availability of spare parts
1 year(s)
Material
Cross-linked Polyethylene
Compatible motorised garden tool
Flail mower
Weight
100 g
Motorised tool accessory type
Accessory Kit
ManoMano Reference
ME99076985
MMID
660075754324
Product code
ZSino-11329
EAN
6240449350593

Advice from

Brushcutter buying guide

Petrol and electric brushcutters are designed to cut back tall grass, brambles and undergrowth. Bladed brushcutters are more powerful and often carried like a backpack but can also be wheeled, self-propelled, or included as a 4-in-1 multitool. Electric strimmers are typically mains-powered and used to maintain small gardens.

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