The ML 60 Swing Multi System is a patented swinging engine mount to handle working on steep slopes. The self-propelled machine is based on the ML Multi-system of inter-changeable cutting heads enabling it to become a DCS (Brushcutter), TRT (Mower/Slasher), TRL (Finishing Mower) or TRS (Saw head).
Italian designed and made by Eco Tech Italia, the Eco Brushcutter range is ideal for the contractor, rural property owner and homes backing onto bush and reserve areas.

Photograph for illustration purposes - standard specifications may not match those shown.
NOTE: The Machine is shown above with the TRT head fitted.

FEATURES OF THE ECO 'ML 60 SWING' WITH MULTI SYSTEM

• Two models powered by either a Briggs & Stratton or Honda unleaded petrol engine. Refer specifications table below for details
• Self-rewinding easy pull cord starter
• Foldable handle bars for storage
• The first safety bar must be held to engage the brush cutter head
• The second safety bar engages drive to the wheels
• The cutting head is inter-changeable with with a range of heads (refer below)
• The maximum cutting width is 600mm

SELF-PROPELLED 'Traction'

• The free-wheeling axle allows the machine to be easily swung to left-right as with the operation of a conventional brush-cutter to increase the working width
• The mechanical drive propells the machine at approximately 1.6 km/h

• The lugged pneumatic tyres provide excellent traction for driving the machine up slippery and loose slopes
• The tyre diameter is 330mm at 580mm track width

• The machine is available with a steel wheel to provide maximum grip in slippery conditions
• The steel wheel bites into the loose mulched material and grip the ground

INTERCHANGEABLE CUTTING HEAD OPTIONS

• The quick change head system enables this machine to be a flexible multi-function unit
• The heads are driven by a splined coupling between the power-unit and the head for a positive and reliable connection
• The head unit is secured by 4 easily accessible bolts

• The TRT head changes the ML60 into a TRT60 equivalent machine
• Follow this link for the full details on the TRT60 machine

• The DCS head changes the ML 60 into a DCS60 equivalent machine
• Follow this link for the full details on the DCS60 machine

• The TRL head changes the ML60 into a finishing mower.

APPLICATIONS

• Ideal for:
• contractors, grounds keeper, golf course rough areas
• councils, road authorities, defence bases
• rural home owners
• home owners adjacent to reserve and bush areas
• handling all difficult to mow areas

• Operating with the TRT head
• The TRT cutting a swathe through a stand of Lantana

• Operating with the DCS head
• Self-propelled traction is ideal for heavy brushcutting tasks and driving the machine up slopes

OPTIONS

• Optional double-head kit provides an extra set of cutting lines for a finer cut and faster operation in light-duty grass

SAFETY & ERGONOMICS

• The machine has several safety and ergonomic features including:
• Heavy duty steel deflector for grass and debris
• Safety operation handle - let go of the machine and power to the cutting head is stopped
• Feet are located well away from the cutting head - compared to a conventional brushcutter
• Unlike a conventional brushcutter - the machine is not carried during operation reducing likelihood of back, neck and shoulder strain
• Side-to-side operation is achieve with the operators arms and does not require twisting or rotation of their back
• Notwithstanding the advanced safety features, operators are advised to take certain precations as with any such powered equipment, including:

• Wear eye protection
• Ensure bystanders keep a safe distance of 50 metres from the operating machine
• Bystanders should never be positioned in line with material discharge or cutting head.

• Wear sound closed footwear
• Long trousers are highly recommended

BROCHURE

Disclaimer: Specifications and features described on the website are subject to change without notice. All care has been taken to present accurate information, however, the company is not liable for unintended errors or omissions.