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The Hyundai HBC 620 is a two-stroke gasoline brush cutter that can be used as a shoulder or handheld tool. It also features an adjustable handle and a customizable fuel pump for easy use and maintenance. Additionally, it has a reinforced engine for powerful and efficient cutting. It is a strong and reliable tool for large gardens and other cutting tasks.
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Very powerful, it doesn't hesitate no matter how dense and tall the grass is. The only downside I found is that the handles loosen relatively easily with heavy use
I bought it on 2/06/2021. It only worked for 4 hours, broke down after ten days, and the company does not replace it, for ridiculous reasons that I am responsible and that dust got into the engine piston after 4 hours of use. PS1. Then I suggest putting it in the living room and not in the field. PS2. The importer who imported them is probably inadequate to provide solutions. PS3. My friends, stay away from this particular lawnmower.
I bought it 3 years ago. It is powerful but it is fake because after 3 years of amateur use, with 10 days of cutting per year for 4 hours, it broke down and I threw it in the trash.
Owner and I of the tool absolutely satisfied as 28+5 acres of olives become an airport literally.
I started 14 years ago with a Hyundai 52 which still works and I have it as a third, I continued with the purchase of an efcho 4400 amazing and this year I bought the 62 pro for the change and relaxation of the other two.
For the money I gave 170€ I just smile!
Husqvarna xp oils, regular greasing, blowing with air cleaning and maintenance impeccable and I do everything I need on my own.
Here I want to say that there are some who say the worst about their tools and I really wonder.... guys if you don't know how to use them, just don't buy them. Give them to someone who deals with these jobs and that's it.
Do you have your own tool and you don't even know the basics?
The incompetence of some is not called..... unfortunately we are not all made for these jobs...
Just don't bother.
Well-intentioned again.
Good work to everyone.
After 14 months in my possession, what I can say is that, like others, the clutch got stuck and the overall construction seems fake. It is certain that you get what you pay for, but the worst part is that it has a lot of vibrations, resulting in still feeling the vibrations in your hands after work. I bought an Oleo-Mac and found my peace. If you are going to do a few jobs with concrete, it's fine, but for longer use, it's not recommended.
Very powerful, I cut from grass to thick bushes and small trees (with the blade). I cut about an acre almost non-stop, it didn't seem to be discouraged. Also, it is relatively easy to handle (maybe because I am used to worse). A positive is that it starts easily. If I had to find something negative, it would be the fuel consumption, but it is expected with so much power.
If it proves reliable and durable, something that will be shown over time, I consider it a good and very cost-effective purchase for this price.
I also made a video with a presentation and first use:
https://youtu.be/CGakS_ePxnA
I bought it a year ago, used it very little and didn't put any strain on it. The clutch got stuck, so I took it for repair but the damage wasn't fixed. They told me it doesn't matter as long as it's usable and it will be replaced when it completely breaks down. After I got it back, it was also misaligned and didn't work properly. After consulting them over the phone, I adjusted the air screw and started cutting. In three minutes, it got stuck again. After sending it to the dealership with the fuel mixture in the tank, so they wouldn't blame it on the fuel, they told me exactly that after 20 days, that it's the fuel's fault, which I later used in another smaller trimmer I have and it worked perfectly fine. The machine is unacceptable, but even more unacceptable are the people at the dealership. Stay away.
Before buying a machine, we should know its purpose and how much money we have available. The machine is definitely value for money. Former owner of a Stihl machine. The build quality is average. It has a lot of vibrations and is relatively heavy. It doesn't feel well balanced. The clutch heats up relatively easily, but it hasn't presented any problems. The positives are that it is very powerful and doesn't require more than half throttle, no matter how much grass there is. It starts easily, whether it's warm or cold. I've had it for 4 years and I mow the perimeter grass in the field. It hasn't presented any problems. Definitely need to replace some parts with better ones. If someone wants a branded machine with such horsepower, they should be willing to spend 600-700€ to get something better. We need to know what we're paying for, in order to have the appropriate expectations.
The clutch broke after 5 hours of work (damage of 50 euros).
The mechanic said it will break again as it doesn't seem like a Hyundai but more like a Chinese one.
I wouldn't recommend it to you.
While using it, the gas tank fell off, I lost the keys and a screw and the spacer.
I have worked with several brands of trimmers and various sizes of engines. After three seasons, it works tirelessly and almost always at full throttle. It doesn't understand anything. I initially got it to test the brand without having confidence in it, but it proved me wrong. I would give double the price for the Hyundai HBC 620
It broke down in less than 50 working hours! And a bunch of excuses from the representative! The worst machine!!! Stay away
It is a quite powerful machine, I have removed its front head and replaced it with another one that takes double nylon line. It is a bit heavier and requires attention, but it cuts like butter even through thick weeds and grass. I use it at full power every summer, with caution of course due to the change of the front head. I work with it for 40 minutes and then let it rest for 20 minutes. The only complaint I have is that it developed a crack in the fuel tank for no reason and started leaking fuel. Also, the supply hose came loose on its own and caused gasoline leakage, which made me think it was consuming too much. For its price, I give it 4 stars
I bought it on 11/5/2022... I have mowed 3 consecutive acres of grass among the peach trees... one word, dog, so far. With 3 hp, it consumes a little gasoline... at half throttle, it does the same job... I read good reviews and bought it... it looks very good... see you... after 2 years of work... a powerful machine with a slim body... it has a problem with the bell and clutch... if you get something powerful, pay attention to its body... words of the master.
It is powerful and efficient. It has some vibrations. However, with gloves on your hands, you don't feel it. With full throttle, it consumes a lot of fuel. But that is relative. Overall, a very good grass trimmer.
Very good, it has justified its price and more. Only the protective case is fake and got cut with the vibrations
I worked it for 6 hours in a row and it didn't even get warm. It works steadily with half throttle, it doesn't need more. It has a lot of power... moderate vibrations, it has weight but it is well balanced. Time will show the rest
I have had this particular machine for 3 years and it has not had any problems. I am satisfied. It needs grease in the corner and good oil in the gasoline. You don't understand anything. I make solutions every hour because I want to
After 20 months of owning the machine for use on 1.5 acres, which was cleaned a maximum of six times, I would like to mention the following. Within the first three months, the carburetor got stuck, which was not covered by the warranty because they claimed I used bad gasoline costing €40. The protective cover for the fuel tank broke twice without being hit anywhere, only from vibrations. At 18 months, the machine's connecting rod broke. I took it for repair two months later, after the 20 months of ownership. It requires €80 to €100, including the labor, which is half the purchase cost. Save yourself the trouble and know that with its 62cc, it will definitely break the connecting rod again, and since it's also blue, the only thing it's worth is throwing it in the sea. Stay away.
I bought it a month ago, I cut somewhere around 10 acres of thick and tall grass, it doesn't struggle at all. With the Oregon head and 8 Oregon nylium 3.75mm blades, it cuts everything effortlessly. It is relatively lightweight compared to other machines of the same power and cubic capacity. It starts immediately, I didn't experience any issues or defects that some mentioned earlier. In the 10 acres I mentioned before, it consumed around 15 liters of gasoline with full throttle due to dense vegetation and 8 thick nylium blades, which is understandable, it needs to burn fuel to perform. So far, I am completely satisfied, it has already paid for itself in a month and is generating profit. Even if it needs a replacement part, everything is available, and it's worth every penny and more.
After months, now in October, the machine has earned over 1000 euros from jobs, and the only damage it had was that the clutch wore out and a spring broke, and that was because I pushed it too hard throughout this period, always using Husqvarna XP full synthetic oil. The repair cost was 40 euros in total, and now it works perfectly again, the motor doesn't make a sound, it's like new. Even if it broke completely, I would buy the same one again, with its power, it cuts everything and doesn't tire you with a delay for a second pass or slower cutting, it melts everything with just one pass.
Very powerful, usually works smoothly with 1/4 throttle and that's the only positive thing about it.
Let's move on to the negatives, one of the main issues is that it is not balanced (leans towards the left), the base of the steering wheel is poor and doesn't tighten well, resulting in occasional loosening and having to pull the steering wheel back (the construction is not the best, it might crack one day). When the moment comes and you press the throttle harder, it burns the bottom in gasoline. Lastly, the belt feels like a corset
I bought it 2 months ago and I have mowed over 20 acres of grass. No screws, no exhaust, no blade have come loose or broken because simply there is no blade! I don't know if previous models have this specific model or an older one. As for power, there's no discussion, I usually mow with half throttle. The only thing that bothers me is that it has some vibrations at high speeds, but anyway I don't work it at full throttle. The fuel consumption is expected to be high because of the saying "to perform, it must burn". As for reliability, it's too early to say anything.
I have had the machine for 1 year and it has no problems, incredible power and easily moves forward..... the only downside is that it relatively quickly consumed the fuel, but if you compare the cost and the product, it is worth its money and more....... I saw some negative comments that made me hesitate in my purchase, but I took the risk and invested in the machine and I was proven right........ it really is worth it instead of buying a branded machine with triple the price and almost the same performance
I have had it for 1.5 years and I use it regularly to clean the house and several acres of land. So far, it has not had any issues! It starts on the first try and I use it at half throttle unless there are branches and a lot of grass. It is very powerful and worth its price and more. I don't know why there are so many negative comments, I am satisfied with it. I used to use a 3hp Stihl which I consider top-notch, and the only thing that the Hyundai lacks is that it is heavier. Other than that, everything is good!
Very powerful, starts easily, cleaned comfortably two difficult and large fields with grass and bushes, you don't need to have the throttle fully open, unless you want to cut branches as thick as a trunk. However, the protective base of the fuel tank broke immediately and we had to fix it, the handles loosen after intensive use, and the filter lid opened. The strap provided by Hyundai for working with it is not durable. The head is a joke.
It cut 3 acres of grass, one meter tall, in one day, without any issues. It is very powerful, you don't need to press the gas pedal all the way, unless you want to cut branches. I used it all summer long. I don't understand why it has so many negative comments. For the power it has, it is worth its money.
I have changed the clutch twice in 3 months. And the dealership does not recognize the warranty. I regret buying it
It has made me lose faith to work, I have changed the spark plug, carburetor, and starter three times. It's a waste of money. I like that the store told me it's Korean and not Chinese. Stay away
Attention, attention. Chinese machines are very powerful but they have the following issues. The two top screws of the gas base in the maroirater need constant checking because they loosen due to vibrations. There are small grooved grooves to prevent them from loosening. Also, because besides the two large screws, there is an exhaust stabilizing plate at the back, the Chinese screws loosen and break the plate, causing a hole in the exhaust. The fireproof plate also came off and the hot gases melted and punctured the fuel tank underneath the exhaust. The pulley also melted and broke despite constantly tightening the exhaust screws because they would loosen. To avoid these problems and prevent fires and accidents, as soon as you purchase it, check if it has this plate or exhaust at the back and cut it to prevent a hole in the exhaust. Also, remove and replace the Chinese screws with thicker steel ones and you will feel like you have a machine worth 500-600 euros. To install the screws, the holes in the exhaust base need to be slightly opened with caution, preferably by a professional, because if there is damage there, the entire machine is useless. Also, be careful with the fuel tank so that it doesn't come off due to weight and cause cracks. I replaced it with a different brand fuel tank made of thick plastic from Oleomac, with minor modifications using screws and thick wires, which costs 25 euros and can be found online. It can be adjusted to any desired position. Also, pay attention to the air flap because it moves unintentionally due to the pulling and releasing of the hand throttle, causing blockage. The carburetor filter cap needs to be secured with wire if you notice that it becomes loose and because it can come off and get lost over time. Over time, you may notice oil in the base of the carburetor when the engine is running, so the screws need to be tightened slightly with the included Allen key or packaging, and also check and tighten the screws of the hand throttle, etc., screws that loosen over time due to vibrations. It is better to get better hand throttles from other brands. I personally replaced it with an Oleomac hand throttle and also changed the base to accommodate the screws. Be careful when it comes to the gear ratios of the transmission. Use durable and sturdy brake pads from better brands. I used brake pads from Oleomac 746 and also modified and adjusted the angle of the disc by cutting and drilling holes for the screws, and attached a metal collar for stabilization. The machine works perfectly with the thick angle of Oleomac! The shorter handle of the Oleomac makes it much easier to reach the lower angle disc with your hand, even when wearing thick gloves and protective gear for your face and eyes, and you can untangle it from grass, cotton, wires, etc. when they get wrapped around it and cause it to jam, without having to stop and lower the machine, saving time
For its price, it is decent, and what the previous owners wrote is correct. However, the customer service, in my opinion, is unacceptable. I sent it for repair in the first month of use (it needed a clutch), and I paid for the shipping from Mytilene to Thessaloniki and vice versa. The repair and the parts were free. The telephone communication was at a tavern level. The manual, in my opinion, is unclear and cheap. The protective grill on the fuel tank was cut from the first day, and when I sent it back, they didn't even bother to replace it with a new one under warranty. They even argued with me because I didn't buy it directly from them but from a collaborating store. I consider it a good and honest purchase, but for those of us who consider after-sales service important, they will be disappointed. I thought it was good when I received it and read the instructions, so I called to confirm the fuel-to-oil ratio because it seemed high to me. When I asked their technician, he replied: "I've been using 20ml for years, but with good oil!" A tavern-like response.
In short, I have had the machine for less than a year and it already has damage. For those considering the warranty, it is strictly limited to the importer's headquarters in Thessaloniki, even for minor damages. Those who are far away from their headquarters should think twice. As for the machine, it is purely Chinese, with no relation to Korean. It has some good aspects, such as its price, but also many bad aspects, such as a poor quality clutch. The motor, as the importer told me (I have not dismantled it yet, so I don't know), emits smoke. If this is true, I have not found a clutch from any reputable brand that fits, despite reading a review that claimed they used a faulty brand. I do not recommend it, not because it is of poor quality, as I was aware of that, but because of its poor design that does not allow for improvement or correction of its flaws
Very powerful machine, I have it for half a year and it has absolutely no problems. It works non-stop and doesn't understand anything.. I had a Kawasaki 3 hp and I used it at very low speeds. I took it to the mechanic and he told me that the rotor bearing needs to be changed due to overheating. Which one? The Kawasaki. Anyway, the Hyundai I have now is better than the Kawasaki I had.
Very powerful machine... Korean with a Japanese head axis. Heavy and sturdy with high compression in the engine... It can be started with half a crank. It doesn't get stuck anywhere... Great for fishing rods, branches, etc. In comparison to the style and Husqvarna I have (worth 350 euros), it is much more powerful... because it has twice the cubic capacity and horsepower. Now, if I were to buy something with the same characteristics, style, and Husqvarna, it wouldn't be enough for me even with 500-600 euros... The only downside is the fuel consumption... LOGICAL, 62 cubic capacity requires more fuel to consume... Only time will tell about durability and reliability
