Brushcutters are ideal for cutting in hard to reach places such as ditches or densely vegetated areas. Most models come with interchangeable attachments, so you can easily dispose of grass, bushes and shrubs.
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Petrol - suitable for cutting large areas.
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Pros:
- high performance
- do not require connection to a mains electricity outlet
- suitable for cutting large and densely vegetated areas
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Cons:
- higher weight
- noisy operation
- demanding maintenance
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Electric - suitable for cutting smaller areas.
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Pros:
- Lower purchase price
- Lighter construction
- Quiet operation
- Easy to operate
- Easier maintenance
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Cons:
- Cutting area is limited by cord length/proximity to mains outlet
- Power supply is necessary
- Less powerful
- For smaller areas
- The cord may interfere during operation
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Cordless - a compromise between electric and petrol models. You are not restricted by a cable, so you can move freely; however, cordless hedge trimmers are not as efficient as petrol trimmers.
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Pros:
- Do not require connection to a mains electricity outlet
- Quiet operation
- Easy maintenance
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Cons:
- Use is restricted by battery capacity
- Higher purchase price
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