Makita DUR369LZ Review
A 1000W 36V brushless brush cutter with roughly double the power of the entry model — genuinely close to a 30 cc petrol machine, sold bare.
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👍 Pros
- Near-petrol 1000W power
- Wide 430 mm cut, blade-capable
- Full Makita LXT ecosystem
👎 Cons
- Sold bare — batteries and charger extra
- Short runtime vs petrol
- High all-in cost from scratch
The Makita DUR369LZ is one of the most capable cordless brush cutters Makita makes: a 1000W brushless motor with roughly double the punch of the entry DUR368AZ, closing much of the gap to a 30 cc petrol machine. It cuts dense grass, scrub and small woody stems.
Who it’s for
Makita LXT owners who want the most petrol-like cordless experience without the fuel and maintenance. Being bare, it’s best value if you already run several LXT batteries.
Verdict
Near-petrol cordless power for LXT owners — the one to buy when you need real cutting force without an engine.
One of the most powerful LXT cordless brush cutters — near-petrol performance for grass, scrub and small woody stems, if you already own the batteries.
Makita DUR369LZ — frequently asked questions
How powerful is the Makita DUR369LZ?
Its 1000W brushless motor delivers roughly double the DUR368AZ's output — around a 30 cc petrol equivalent — so it cuts dense brush and small woody stems, not just grass.
Does it include batteries?
No — the LZ version is bare and runs on two 18V LXT batteries. Budget for two 5–6 Ah packs and a charger if you're starting from scratch.
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