Petrol Brushcutter NAC TP248-10SP — 24.8cc engine, 1.05 Nm torque

NAC petrol brushcutter TP248-10SP is a handheld grass and weed cutting tool powered by a 24.8cc two-stroke petrol engine with 1.05 Nm torque. Designed for trimming lawn edges, clearing overgrowth and light brush, the unit accepts both cutting line and blade attachments and is intended for domestic gardens and small-property maintenance where portability and straightforward operation are required.

Advantages

The TP248-10SP combines a compact 24.8cc engine with a simple mechanical layout to deliver reliable cutting performance for light to medium vegetation. Its compatibility with line and blade heads allows rapid adaptation to trimming grass, weeds or denser brush. The handheld design provides manoeuvrability along borders and around obstacles, while the petrol power source ensures cordless operation and sustained runtime without the need for batteries.

Suitable for

• Trimming lawn edges and verges
• Clearing tall grass and weeds on small plots
• Light brush cutting around fences and garden beds
• Maintaining pathways and driveways free of overgrowth

Key specifications

• Engine type: 2-stroke petrol
• Displacement: 24.8 cc
• Torque: 1.05 Nm
• Cutting head: compatible with nylon line and metal blades
• Operation: handheld with throttle control
• Power source: petrol (fuel mix as per engine requirements)

How to use

Before use, prepare a fresh fuel mix according to the engine manufacturer’s two-stroke ratio and check that the cutting head is fitted correctly and securely. Start the engine following the standard cold-start procedure: set choke, prime if present, pull starter cord until the engine runs and then adjust choke to idle. Hold the unit with both hands, maintain a stable stance and operate the throttle smoothly to control cutting speed. Use line for regular grass trimming and switch to a blade for thicker stems or tougher brush. After work, allow the engine to cool, clean debris from the cutting head and air intake, and store the unit in a dry place.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment including eye protection, long trousers, gloves and ear protection. Inspect the work area for stones, wires or other hazards before starting. Follow routine maintenance: clean air filter, check spark plug, and inspect fuel lines regularly to maintain safe and reliable operation.