Spectrum TU33WT 2-Stroke Wheeled Petrol Strimmer & Brushcutter
The Spectrum TU33WT is a lightweight, pedestrian walk-behind strimmer and brushcutter designed to make clearing long grass and overgrown areas easier and more comfortable.
Unlike a conventional handheld strimmer, the TU33WT is supported by its wheels, meaning there is no heavy machine hanging from your shoulders or placing strain on your arms and back. Simply guide the machine across the ground, making it an excellent choice for longer jobs, larger areas and users who may find traditional brushcutters difficult to carry.
Powered by a capable 33cc petrol engine, the TU33WT delivers dependable cutting performance without the restrictions of a power cable. Its 28cm cutting width allows you to work efficiently around garden edges, pathways, fences, trees and areas that may be difficult to reach with a standard lawnmower.
The lightweight wheeled design provides improved stability and control, helping you tackle long grass, weeds and general overgrowth with less physical effort. It is ideal for gardens, allotments, paddock edges, orchards and other areas requiring regular maintenance.
Key Features
- 5 YEAR WARRANTY
- Powerful 2-stroke 33cc petrol engine
- 28cm cutting width
- Wheeled pedestrian design
- Lightweight and easy to manoeuvre
- Reduces strain on your shoulders, arms and back
- No need to carry a conventional strimmer
- Ideal for long grass, weeds and overgrown areas
- Perfect for garden edges and areas inaccessible to a lawnmower
- Cordless petrol-powered operation
- Suitable for domestic and light-duty land maintenance
The Spectrum TU33WT offers the cutting ability of a petrol strimmer in a more comfortable and user-friendly walk-behind format.









Scott –
On a hot day this thing is a lifesaver as apposed to a handheld strimmer.
Lance Hubort –
Way better than lumbering around a heavy conventional brushcutter
Jason braintree –
Powerful to say its the smaller engine model. Happy with mine
Keith Biggins –
Great little thing to have. Ive never been a fan of Strimmers as they are awkward to use. This gets around that so win win.