FAQS

What advantages does the 4-stroke engine of the Texel 389 QG-V21 provide?
Being a 38.9 cc and 1.4 HP 4-stroke engine, it does not require a mixture of gasoline and oil, making it more convenient to refuel and more respectful of the environment. In addition, it offers high torque, lower noise and vibration emissions compared to an equivalent 2T and allows longer working hours with less fatigue.
What cutting accessories does it come as standard?
Includes 3-point disc (cutting width 255 mm) for thickets and hard weeds, and Tap&Go head (width with line 420 mm) for grass and finishes. It also comes with a double harness that distributes the weight on both shoulders and has a safety disconnection system.
Is it practical to store and transport?
Yes, it has double folding handlebars without tools, with independent tilt and turn adjustment. This means that when you fold it to store the machine you do not lose your personal settings, and when you unfold it you recover your usual working posture.
What basic maintenance does a 4-stroke engine like this need?
As it is a 4T, in addition to checking the fuel level (0.9 l tank), you must monitor the oil level and change the crankcase according to the intervals in the manual. It is also a good idea to check the air filter, spark plug and angle head lubrication to preserve performance.
Does it comply with European emissions regulations?
Yes, it complies with the Euro V standard and has electronic ignition, which is reflected in more stable starts and cleaner combustion. The guaranteed sound power is 117 dB(A) and the sound pressure is 97 dB(A), so the use of noise helmets is essential.
How is the Tap&Go head that it mounts different?
It has an optimized design for quick assembly of the thread and is disassembled without tools, which speeds up reloading and cleaning during work. For the recommended thickness and type of thread, as well as compatible replacement parts, it is advisable to check the technical data sheet and the product manual.