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Little Wonder BRC-24
The Little Wonder Hydro Brush Cutter (Hydro BRC-24) has an attractive, rugged design and top-of-the-line features that make the product a genuine Little Wonder. The product is constructed of 7 ga. and 10 ga. welded steel with a 28″ cutter deck housing a reversible 24-in. cutter blade, offering height adjustments from 3.25-4.75″ with the power to cut sapling growth up to 2″ thick.
The BRC-24 utilizes a durable Honda GXV390 (390cc) engine. The Hydro-Gear T2 Hydrostatic Transaxle supplies infinitely variable speed up to 4.2 mph forward/2.6 mph reverse. The Noram Mechanical Blade Clutch provides for “clutch-less” forward, instant reverse drive propulsion and ensures constant blade engagement with a blade brake mechanism that stops the blade nearly instantaneously when disengaged. Solid linkage controls offer 3⁄8″ solid rods that connect operator controls to the transmission, mower deck, and park brake. A speed control dialer allows the user to set a maximum speed by user skill set, ensuring a firm grip on control handles for concise control and eliminating the risk of accidental speed fluctuation by the operator. The product offers large, dual 16″ flat resistant foam-filled urethane traction tires that tackle tough terrain and come standard.
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