Assembly INSTRUCTI0NS, Mounting of handle

ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTI0NS

1.Assembly of engine and pipe case For RBC230 I RBC261 I RBC311

Remove the protector at the end of the pipe case.

Insert the pipe case into the holder case being sure to match the splines of the inner shaft to those inside the holder case.

Match the hole in the pipe case to the hole in the holder case and fasten the pipe case to the engine with damper bolt, wave washer and washer. (Tighteningtorque: 70 ~100 kg.cm; 5 ~7 ft.lbs)

	a 0		171
	a 0		161
	141	151	161
11 1 Holder case	121 Hole		131 Pipe case (41Washer
151 Wave washer	161 Damper bolt		171 Hole

CAUTION:

Securely tighten the damper bolt, which is one of the important parts mating the engine and machine body.

For RBC260 and RBC310

Install the pipe case (the end with circular metal housing) over the clutch assembly and fix with four socket head bolts and fix tightly with hex wrench.

I l l Pipe case 121 Hex wrench 131 Socket head bolt

2.Mounting of handle

For RBC230 I RBC261 I RBC311

As shown at right, tighten the loop handle with three socket head bolts.

Mount the handle so that the throttle wire guide will he oriented to the right, as viewed from the engine side.

The standard position of the handle is 200 to 2 5 0

mm(7-718” ~9-718”) from the hanger. Position the handle according t o a worker’s stature and working conditions.

RBC261, RBC260, RBC310, RBC311, RBC230 specifications

Makita has long been a leader in the power tool industry, and its line of brushcutters is no exception. Among its popular models are the RBC261, RBC230, RBC311, RBC260, and RBC310. Each of these models is designed with specific features and technologies that cater to both professional landscapers and home users alike.

The Makita RBC261 is a lightweight and compact brushcutter equipped with a powerful 25.4 cc two-stroke engine. This model stands out for its user-friendly design, featuring an easy-start system that ensures hassle-free ignition. It has a comfortable shoulder harness for extended use, reducing operator fatigue. The RBC261 is ideal for trimming grass and light brush in residential gardens.

The RBC230 is another excellent choice, featuring a 22.2 cc engine that strikes a balance between power and weight. This model is designed for small to medium yard work, offering exceptional maneuverability. What really sets the RBC230 apart is its innovative anti-vibration technology, which greatly reduces vibrations during operation, enhancing user comfort and control.

Moving on to the RBC311, this brushcutter offers a 30.5 cc engine, providing additional power for more demanding tasks. Its ergonomically designed handle and adjustable harness improve usability, making it easy to work for extended periods. The RBC311 also features a heavy-duty dual-line bump feed trimmer head, allowing for efficient cutting of grass and weeds.

Designed for both power and functionality, the RBC260 boasts a 25.4 cc engine and comes equipped with a semi-auto trimmer head. Its lightweight design and superior balance allow for easy maneuvering, making it suitable for tight spaces and challenging terrains. This model also features a robust build quality, ensuring durability for long-term use.

Lastly, the RBC310 offers a slightly larger 30.1 cc engine, making it suitable for more demanding landscaping tasks. This model includes advanced fuel technology, which improves fuel efficiency while reducing emissions. Its comfortable ergonomic handle and easy-starting system make it user-friendly, further appealing to both professional users and DIY gardeners.

In summary, each of these Makita brushcutters—the RBC261, RBC230, RBC311, RBC260, and RBC310—brings unique features and technologies to the table. They are designed for ease of use, comfort, and durability, making them excellent choices for a variety of landscaping needs. Whether you are trimming a suburban lawn or clearing a more rugged area, these models provide reliable performance and efficiency.