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Cutting power and teeth are directly proportional however, there are some blades don’t have any teeth on them at all just blades. A solid steel shaft to drive the cutting head is necessary. Solid Steel Shaft - what next? We like the straight shaft and bicycle bars. This is why many brush cutters have handles that look like they are from a bicycle. If you’re going to turn a regular trimmer into a brush cutter there’s a few things you need to be aware of. Like the trimmer the brush saw has many different names and applications, some people call it a regular trimmer and others prefer to call it a clearing saw. Many people think that attaching a circular saw blade to a trimmer effectively turns it into a brush cutter and saves them the extra thirty dollars on a brush blade. Can’t I just use a String Trimmer? It is great for doing the fine detail work that you can’t do with lawn mower. Husqvarna makes great chainsaws, and they don’t seem to slack in the brush cutter department either. However, if you’re not trying to clear brush in a national forest, just got an acre or two, you might try this electric brush cutter.

With brush cutters you have the option of either gas or electric, the downside of electric is that it is limited by the length of the cord and more suited for consumer use, whereas the gas brush cutter is much more powerful, and more versatile, which is ideal because you’re typically only going to need a brush cutter in more remote areas that aren’t well maintained. With Honda out of the game, the only other easily found option is the Poulan Pro. That tilt can result in oil moving out of where it needs to be, exposing the engine to greater wear or even damage. A. Two stroke engines, because they have no oil pump, require require gasoline plus some oil. Many lawnmowers are 2 stroke engines and generally cut grass flat on the ground. Yellow jackets (sweat bees or ground hornets) are also becoming more of a problem this month. At the time of this writing, four stroke engines are more expensive. Don’t have time to read the whole thing?

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