Yes, we produce all our plastic-molded, blow-molded, and metal-stamped parts in-house. With over 40 plastic molding machines, 20 blow molding machines, and more than 3,000 molds, we ensure efficient production, assembly, and quality control. Dazhou is a fully integrated manufacturer, combining raw material production with the final assembly of garden machinery parts.

Absolutely! We are happy to provide customization services for orders that meet a minimum quantity. Customization can include colors, logo printing, size adjustments, as well as mold creation for specific designs and appearances.

We provide dedicated inventory for your products, adopt higher quality control standards, and offer exclusive custom products. This ensures a stable and long-term partnership.

Feel free to contact us. The products listed on our stock inventory do not represent our full range, and we are continuously developing new products. With over 3,000 molds, we most likely have what you need or can develop it for you.

Simply provide us with the brand and model of your equipment, and we will take it from there. With 24 years of experience, we are confident in meeting your requirements.

Yes, all products requiring certifications for export come with the appropriate certificates to meet international standards.

Dazhou ensures strict quality control and fast delivery times. Our commitment to becoming the most trusted supplier in the industry is the foundation of our brand.

We are happy to offer samples to our customers. During trade shows, we bring samples for client evaluation, and for existing partners, we can ship samples at any time. For new customers, we evaluate the request on a case-by-case basis.

Yes, we offer standard packaging as well as custom packaging based on your specific needs. We can also provide packaging samples for your review.

Check the battery, ignition switch, interlock switches, starter solenoid, and wiring to identify any issues.

If the solenoid does not click when receiving power from the ignition switch or fails to send current to the starter motor, it’s time to replace it.

The most frequent problems are starting issues and clogged chutes. Both can be resolved with proper maintenance.

Always use a cleaning tool to clear snow, check for broken shear bolts or pins, and inspect the drive belt for wear. Replace any damaged parts as needed.

The strimmer wire operates using high-speed centrifugal force to cut through vegetation. The faster it spins, the more cutting power it generates.

No, using a trimmer without a guard is unsafe. The guard protects against debris and potential injury from high-speed rotating parts.

No, using a chainsaw without bar oil can cause the chain to overheat and break, leading to serious damage. Always use the correct amount of bar oil.

Remove the chain and bar, clean the oil channels and grooves, and use a file to remove any ridges.

For large gardens, medium or large tillers are best. Heavy, hard-to-till soil is best handled by a larger, more powerful tiller. For smaller areas or weeding around mature plants, a smaller tiller is ideal.

Clean the ventilation openings, cooling fins, and flywheel blades. Check for loose or missing parts, tighten any loose fasteners, and clean or replace the air filter as necessary.

Yes, the fuel filter is crucial in protecting the engine from contaminants and ensuring it operates efficiently.

Remove the blade, clean it, and use a whetstone with a small amount of oil to sharpen the blade at a 15-20 degree angle.

This could be due to a clogged carburetor, low water pressure, or damaged valves.

The most common reasons include issues with the spark arrestor, fuel filter, gas cap, carburetor, or pressure washer filter

Regular maintenance includes keeping the chain sharp, checking the oil levels, cleaning the air filter, and inspecting for wear on the chain and bar

Yes, many line trimmers are designed to edge sidewalks, driveways, and flower beds effectively.

A line trimmer, also known as a weed whacker, is a versatile tool for trimming grass and vegetation in areas that are hard to reach with a lawnmower.

A brushcutter is a heavy-duty gardening tool used for cutting through dense vegetation, weeds, and tough shrubs, perfect for areas where standard mowers can't reach.