Tap & Go for all types of Brush Cutter

A Tap & Go head for brush cutters is a convenient trimmer head designed to simplify the process of feeding the nylon line during operation. This type of head is commonly used for cutting grass, weeds, and light vegetation, providing a balance between ease of use and efficient cutting. The Tap & Go mechanism allows you to automatically extend the cutting line by tapping the head on the ground while the brush cutter is running, which eliminates the need to stop and manually adjust the line.

Key Features of a Tap & Go Trimmer Head:

1. Tap & Go Mechanism:
   • The Tap & Go feature allows for automatic line feed. When the cutting line becomes too short, the user taps the trimmer head on the ground while running the brush cutter, and more line is fed out automatically.
   • This feature improves productivity because there’s no need to stop the machine to manually pull out more line.
2. Durable Construction:
   • These heads are typically made from high-quality materials like reinforced plastic or aluminum, ensuring durability and resistance to wear. Some models are more robust for heavy-duty use, while others are lightweight and easy to handle for basic lawn care tasks.
3. Nylon Line Compatibility:
   • Tap & Go heads are designed to work with nylon trimmer line, which is commonly used for cutting grass and light vegetation. The line thickness typically ranges from 2.0mm to 3.5mm, depending on the cutting requirements.
   • Different models may allow for dual-line or single-line feed, offering flexibility based on the type of vegetation being cut.
4. Easy Installation:
   • Tap & Go heads are generally easy to install on most types of brush cutters. They are designed with universal mounting options to fit different models of brush cutters, making them versatile and convenient for a wide range of users.
   • Common sizes include 25.4mm or 20mm arbor holes, depending on the brush cutter’s shaft size.

Advantages of a Tap & Go Head:

• Time-Saving: The automatic line feed system significantly reduces downtime by allowing the user to continue cutting without needing to stop and manually pull out more line.
• Ease of Use: Tapping the head on the ground to release more line is easy and intuitive, making this system beginner-friendly and ideal for both professionals and homeowners.
• Durable & Reliable: Tap & Go heads are built to withstand frequent use, and the materials used (plastic or aluminum) ensure a long lifespan with proper care.
• Cost-Effective: Compared to fixed-blade heads, Tap & Go heads are cost-effective for regular lawn and garden maintenance because the nylon line is relatively inexpensive and easy to replace.

Maintenance Tips:

1. Regular Inspection: Periodically check the trimmer head for any wear and tear, and replace it if it becomes damaged. Ensure the line feed mechanism is working correctly.
2. Correct Line Replacement: When replacing the nylon line, follow the manufacturer’s instructions for the correct line thickness and length to avoid jams or feeding issues.
3. Clean the Head: After use, clean the trimmer head to prevent debris, grass, or dirt from clogging the feed mechanism.
4. Store Properly: Store the brush cutter with the Tap & Go head in a dry place to prevent corrosion or damage, especially if it has aluminum parts.

Popular Use Cases:

• Homeowners: For regular lawn care and trimming around garden beds, trees, and fences.
• Professional Landscapers: Useful for clearing grass and light vegetation in larger properties, parks, or commercial landscapes.
• Farmers: Effective for maintaining small fields, clearing paths, and trimming around crops without damaging them.

Comparison with Other Trimmer Heads:

• Fixed-Line Heads: Unlike Tap & Go heads, fixed-line heads require you to manually replace the line every time it wears out or breaks. Tap & Go is more convenient for continuous use.
• Blade Attachments: Tap & Go heads are better suited for grass and light vegetation, while blade attachments are more effective for heavier brush, woody plants, and small trees.