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MARUYAMA MULTI-TOOL Versatility and productivity make the Maruyama MultiCutter system the finest professional grounds maintenance tool available. An extraordinary all-in- one product that adapts to almost any application, the MultiCutter transforms from trimmer to hedge trimmer to pruner to landscape blade. Ideal as a low space, low investment back-up tool for the large landscape operation or the one and only tool for the smaller operation.


NEW Available attachments:


• The MC-HTS articulated hedge trimmer attachment features a 180 swivel head and 18 inch double-sided, dual reciprocating blades


• The MC-S string trimmer attachment features a solid steel drive shaft and heavy duty gear case


• The MC-PS short shaft with extension pruner attachments offer an average of twelve feet of reach


• The MC-LB landscape blade cuts grass without damaging trees or throwing grass


Model Handle


Engine Model


Displacement (cc) Power (kw (ps)/rpm) Weight (kg)


Fuel tank capacity Features


MC2600RS Multi-Tool Loop


FE260 25.4


0.74 (1.0)/ 7000 4


0.6 Reverse Start 2


REPAIRS AND SERVICING ALS can supply and maintain machinery. From general maintenance to cylinder regrinds, we can offer the full back up that all end users would need. We can include service contracts so that, at pre set schedules, we can carry out in season services and health checks on any machine, so that any downtime due to breakages should be minimised.


Breakdown call out, full winter overhaul and a full inspection of the machine safety devices to make sure that at the time of service the machine is to health and safety recommendations. We would offer a certificate for this for your records.


With our qualified service team we can keep all machinery in top order and give you peace of mind.


Call our service and machinery manager today for a free no obligation quotation that can be adapted to suit your budget 07966 157371 or email andy.darley@amenity.co.uk.


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