I use two types of blades. First the round chainsaw type cutter that cuts trees like butter. I use the round one for heavy brush. I use the kind of cutter with the regular chainsaw blades like the one shown on light brush and grass. The head hasn't been very durable for me but I use it very hard and I love how it cuts. I find that not looping the chain like they do but just having one straight leg on each side cuts better and maintains speed better. If you use regular chainsaw blades with teeth, they tend to get clogged with long thin grass. I plan to make my own head with must stronger material because I love how it cuts and how long the blade lasts. Just be careful NOT to wrap the blade around metal poles or fences. Hitting it with the tip is fine, but if you let it wrap around by being too aggressive, it can be very hard on the blade. I've stopped using the brush cutting deck on my tractor and started using just these two blades on my commercial grade Stihl weed eater. You need a powerful weed eater to make this thing work properly. You absolutely need eye protection with this. It throws chunks back at you. I wear glasses for the wet stuff and a metal screen shield for the chunks. Some people might want even more chest and leg protection because it will whack you good.
Thanks so much for brush cutter head reviews, I nearly wasted my money on one of those unbreakable steel heads, until I saw your reviews! Thanks again.
Yes !! I am using this chain device on my 52 cc bruschcutter do destroy up to 1/2 inch woody species on rocky ground and the result is second to none !!
The best blade for lantana, sticks, and even grass is the 2 tooth Mulching blade - Has the 12inch reach, weight and momentum to destroy anything in its way. The cheap chinese ones for $13 do bend if you hit rock or fibrous palm branches and then need to straightened.
The chain was mounted facing two ways - did this halve its performance in the grass? I will take to heart the safety comments re needing steel capped boots and face shield.
This is kind of scammy ,the “sawtooth” looking pieces on the chain are actually the part that ride in the bar of a chainsaw. Get a forester blade actually has the cutting teeth that are mounted to the blade and are able to be sharpened when dull
I use two types of blades. First the round chainsaw type cutter that cuts trees like butter. I use the round one for heavy brush. I use the kind of cutter with the regular chainsaw blades like the one shown on light brush and grass. The head hasn't been very durable for me but I use it very hard and I love how it cuts. I find that not looping the chain like they do but just having one straight leg on each side cuts better and maintains speed better. If you use regular chainsaw blades with teeth, they tend to get clogged with long thin grass.
I plan to make my own head with must stronger material because I love how it cuts and how long the blade lasts. Just be careful NOT to wrap the blade around metal poles or fences. Hitting it with the tip is fine, but if you let it wrap around by being too aggressive, it can be very hard on the blade.
I've stopped using the brush cutting deck on my tractor and started using just these two blades on my commercial grade Stihl weed eater. You need a powerful weed eater to make this thing work properly.
You absolutely need eye protection with this. It throws chunks back at you. I wear glasses for the wet stuff and a metal screen shield for the chunks. Some people might want even more chest and leg protection because it will whack you good.
Thanks so much for brush cutter head reviews, I nearly wasted my money on one of those unbreakable steel heads, until I saw your reviews! Thanks again.
Yes !! I am using this chain device on my 52 cc bruschcutter do destroy up to 1/2 inch woody species on rocky ground and the result is second to none !!
The best blade for lantana, sticks, and even grass is the 2 tooth Mulching blade - Has the 12inch reach, weight and momentum to destroy anything in its way. The cheap chinese ones for $13 do bend if you hit rock or fibrous palm branches and then need to straightened.
thanks for the video, i have been looking for something like this just for woody scrub, going to order one today, cheers
The chain was mounted facing two ways - did this halve its performance in the grass?
I will take to heart the safety comments re needing steel capped boots and face shield.
This is kind of scammy ,the “sawtooth” looking pieces on the chain are actually the part that ride in the bar of a chainsaw. Get a forester blade actually has the cutting teeth that are mounted to the blade and are able to be sharpened when dull
I didn’t even look at the video but I’m telling you now do not buy this. It is dangerous
i broke 2 of them in 1h and they r to dangerous, even 1 was broke my fiber cut knife on a trimmer plastic shield
Do not use this, it can only fuck up your brushcutter
Junk i but one and all screw thread not good
your machine is far too weak for such equipment
@@perwillyaronsen nonsense.