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4 Stroke Engine Motor for Brushcutter Trimmer Brush Cutter Honda GX25 Replace

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4 Stroke Engine Motor for Brushcutter Trimmer Brush Cutter Honda GX25 ReplaceSmooth starting and superb acceleration Achieves top of class fuel economy and oil consumption Oil immersed timing belt reduces mechanical noise Lighter pistons and other parts create less vibration, resulting in less fatigue during hand held operation Full cover construction reduces snagging on branches or other objects during operation The new Tradesman GX25 25cc displacement, 360 inclinable 4 stroke engine is an ideal power source for a variety of

Smooth starting and superb acceleration
Achieves top-of-class fuel economy and oil consumption
Oil-immersed timing belt reduces mechanical noise
Lighter pistons and other parts create less vibration, resulting in less fatigue during hand-held operation
Full-cover construction reduces snagging on branches or other objects during operation

The new Tradesman GX25 25cc displacement, 360°- inclinable 4-stroke engine is an ideal power source for a variety of hand-held power equipment.

The GX25 was developed to meet three design objectives: less weight; to be 360°- inclinable; and to provide outstanding environmental performance.

The engine employs the most compact oil-immersed timing belt OHC configuration, making it possible to incorporate the valve train into the oil reservoir for substantial weight and volume savings. Its rotary slinger pumping lubrication system ensures full oil lubrication no matter what the engine angle, allowing it to be continuously operated or stored in any position.

It also delivers an outstanding balance of all-round performance, combined with low noise and low vibration, for efficient, carefree operation.

COMMON APPLICATIONS
Commercial lawn and garden equipment
Tillers / cultivators
Construction / industrial equipment
Agricultural equipment
Water pumps

SPECIFICATIONS
Engine type: 4-stroke single cylinder / OHC petrol engine
Bore x Stroke: 35 x 26 mm
Displacement: 25.0 cm³
Compression ratio: 8.0 : 1
Net power: 0.7 kW ( 1.0 HP ) / 7000 rpm
Max. net torque: 1.0 Nm ( 0.10 kgfm ) / 5000 rpm
Ignition system: Transistorised
Starter: Recoil
Fuel tank capacity: 0.58 Liter
Fuel cons. at net power: 0.54 L/h 7000 rpm
Lubrication: Oil mist
Engine oil capacity: 0.08 Liter

IN THE BOX
1 - GX25
1 - Manual

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