Makita DUH651RT2 - 18v / 36v - 3.0ah Battery - Dual Charger

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The Makita DUH651RT2 is a cordless hedge trimmer designed for homeowners and landscapers seeking efficient and powerful trimming without the hassle of cords. Its key benefit is the dual 18V battery system providing 36V of power for sustained performance, while a potential caveat is the weight due to the dual battery setup. This model features a rotating rear handle, variable speed control, soft start, an electric brake, and XPT (eXtreme Protection Technology) for enhanced durability.
| Model Part Number | DUH651-2-3AH-DC |
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| Brand | Makita |
Run time varies based on the type of material being cut, the speed setting used, and the condition of the batteries. With 3.0Ah batteries, you can expect a significant amount of trimming time for typical hedge maintenance tasks. For extended use, additional batteries are recommended.
Yes, the Makita DUH651RT2 requires two 18V LXT batteries inserted in series to operate. It will not function with only one battery.
The cutting capacity depends on the specific model's blade length and motor power. For the DUH651, it is generally designed for branches up to approximately 3/4 inch (20mm) in diameter. Always refer to the product manual for precise specifications.
Yes, this model (DUH651RT2) includes two 3.0Ah batteries and a dual port charger.
After each use, clean the blades with a cloth lightly oiled to prevent rust and sap buildup. Periodically sharpen the blades with a flat file for optimal cutting performance.
Yes, you can use any Makita 18V LXT battery (e.g., 4.0Ah, 5.0Ah, 6.0Ah) with this trimmer. Using higher capacity batteries will increase the run time. Ensure both batteries inserted are of the same voltage (18V) and ideally the same capacity for balanced performance, though the tool will operate using batteries of different capacities.
Ensure both batteries are fully charged and correctly inserted. Check that the lock-off lever is fully engaged and the trigger is depressed. Verify the battery capacity warning lamp is not indicating critically low charge.
Clean sap and debris from the blades. Check for any obstructions. Sharpen or replace dull blades. Ensure the correct speed setting is used for the material being cut.
Check battery charge levels. Clean battery contacts on both the tool and the batteries. Ensure batteries are not old or depleted; consider replacing them if they are significantly degraded. Clean any debris or blockages from the blade area.
This could be due to an overheat protection system or low battery power. Allow the tool to cool down if overheated. Recharge or replace the batteries. Check for blade obstructions that might be causing the motor to stall.
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