4 WHEEL DRIVE AND SHAFT DRIVEN

The hard working Canycom CMX2402 ride on brushcutter is a fantastic model aimed at the busy professional user. More than capable of tackling slopes and larger areas of unruly land this model can cut through long grass and bushes with ease. The large tyres can navigate rougher, sloped areas and the 21 cutting heights system means you have lots of options available to you when you are faced with different types of vegetation. 

 It’s always a good sign when two well known brands come together and that’s why we know it’s a good sign that the engine is the powerful 22 hp Honda GX690 with 16.5 kw of power - it comes with an additional air filtration aka the “Donaldson air filter” for dusty and dirty mowing conditions - perfect for the busy professional. The traction on this model is second to none thanks to the selectable “4 wheel drive”, the heavy duty tyres and the Diff lock.  

 For your comfort, Canycom has provided a comfortable suspension seat that is ergonomic and user friendly. It’s extremely low as well allowing you to cut safely around obstacles but especially under trees. For added convenience, the Canycom CMX2402 ride on a brushcutter is easy and simple to maintain. For example, you can change the blades without the need for tools, and the desk sides open for maximum comfort when you are performing general maintenance.  

 Canycom takes your safety extremely seriously, after all this is an incredibly powerful machine. For starters there is the “Start Interlock Mechanism” and this system means that the engine can only be started when the parking brake is in the [engaged] setting and the mower clutch is in the [OFF] position. This prevents accidental starting by someone who is not authorised to do so.  

 The second safety measure is the “Automatic Blade Stopping Mechanism” and this system means that if you leave your seat whilst in operation for any reason, the engine stops and the blades stop. This means that in the event of an accident where you leave the seat or the machine tips over, the engine switches off and the blades stop, for your safety.