The TOTAL TMT55211 Gasoline Multi-Tools set is a powerful and versatile outdoor solution designed to handle a wide range of gardening and landscaping tasks. As part of the trusted TOTAL Outdoor Power Tools lineup, this petrol-driven multi-tool delivers high performance, durability, and efficiency—making it ideal for both homeowners and professional landscapers.
This all-in-one gasoline-powered tool combines multiple functions into one machine, including trimming, brush cutting, pruning, and hedge clipping. With a robust engine and high-quality attachments, the TMT55211 provides the strength and precision needed for maintaining clean, well-kept outdoor spaces.
Powerful Gasoline Engine
Delivers strong cutting and trimming performance across all attachments for efficient outdoor work.
4-in-1 Multi-Tool System
Includes multiple tool heads such as grass trimmer, brush cutter, pruner, and hedge trimmer—offering complete versatility in one machine.
Reliable TOTAL Brand Quality
Constructed with durable materials for long-lasting performance in demanding environments.
Easy Attachment Switching
Quick-change system allows fast, easy swapping between tools to improve workflow and productivity.
Ergonomic & Balanced Design
Features comfortable handles and reduced vibration for enhanced user comfort during extended use.
Ideal for Heavy-Duty Landscaping
Capable of clearing thick weeds, trimming turf, shaping hedges, and pruning tree branches.
Lawn and garden maintenance
Trimming grass and weeds
Cutting thick brush and overgrowth
Pruning trees and shrubs
Hedge shaping and landscaping projects
Farm and property management
The TOTAL TMT55211 is the ultimate all-in-one petrol garden tool, designed to handle multiple tasks with one powerful machine. Combining strength, versatility, and durability, it provides exceptional value for users who need a reliable tool for year-round outdoor maintenance. With TOTAL’s trusted engineering, you can expect performance that lasts.
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