Gas String Trimmer 36CC 2-Cycle Weed Eater, 17" Cutting Swath, Heavy-Duty Yard & Lawn Edging
Gas String Trimmer 36CC – Commercial Power for Thick Weeds & Heavy-Duty Trimming
Tackle the toughest overgrowth with this 36CC 2-cycle gas string trimmer. Built to commercial-grade standards, it delivers raw engine power for thick weeds, dense brush, and demanding lawn edging — no battery limits, no cords, just pure cutting performance.
Key Features
- 36CC 2-Cycle Engine – High-displacement gas power for thick weeds and heavy vegetation
- 17" Cutting Swath – Wide cutting path covers more ground per pass, reducing trimming time
- Easy Start Technology – Reliable pull-start system for quick, frustration-free ignition
- Commercial Grade Build – Heavy-duty construction designed for professional and extended use
- Dual-Line Cutting Head – Aggressive cutting action for grass, weeds, and brush
- Straight Shaft Design – Better reach under fences, decks, and tight spaces
- Ergonomic Handle – Reduces operator fatigue during long trimming sessions
- No Battery Required – Full power anywhere, anytime — ideal for large properties
Specifications
| Spec | Detail |
|---|---|
| Engine Displacement | 36CC |
| Engine Type | 2-Cycle Gas |
| Cutting Swath | 17 inches |
| Start System | Easy Start Pull-Start |
| Grade | Commercial |
| Shaft Type | Straight |
| Fuel Type | Gasoline (2-cycle mix) |
Ideal Use Scenarios
- Clearing thick weeds and overgrown brush on large properties
- Edging along driveways, sidewalks, and fence lines
- Professional landscaping and commercial lawn maintenance
- Trimming in areas without power access (rural, remote lots)
- Heavy-duty yard cleanup after seasons of neglect
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does the battery run?
The runtime is in the specs — plenty for a normal yard session, and spare batteries keep the momentum if your property is large. Swap and keep working.
What are the actual dimensions?
It measures about 17" at the widest point, with the rest of the numbers in the specs. Measure your spot against those before ordering — thirty seconds now saves a courier round trip later.
What safety gear should I wear?
Eye protection and gloves are the baseline for all of these, and the chainsaw wants proper boots and a clear work area. The safety guard and switch designs are shown in the photos.
Is it strong enough for my yard?
It is built for the residential jobs in its category — the power ratings are in the title and honest. For acres of heavy brush you would want the next class up; for homes and small lots it is right-sized.
Are blades or line replaceable?
Yes — spare blades are easy to find, and the swap is shown in the manual. Keeping a fresh edge is what makes the tool pleasant, not the tool itself.