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Six hardened steel teeth turn tall grass and woody brush into cleared ground in a single sweep. The 245 mm head is built to cut thick growth where a nylon line head stalls and wraps.
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Six hardened steel teeth turn tall grass and woody brush into cleared ground in a single sweep. The 245 mm head is built to cut thick growth where a nylon line head stalls and wraps.
Six-tooth 65Mn steel blade head for fast clearing of grass and brush
- tall or thick grass
- weeds and brush clearing
- slow manual trimming
Clear Thick Brush in One Pass
Tangled weeds and tall grass stall a line trimmer and eat your weekend. A six-tooth 65Mn steel head turns that job into a clean, fast sweep.
Six Hardened Teeth Built for Thick Growth
- Six hardened steel teeth
Six pointed 65Mn steel teeth are spaced evenly around the disc. They bite into tall grass and light brush that would bog down a nylon line head, and they keep the sweep even from edge to edge.
- A hub that fits your shaft
The head has a 25 mm center bore and six mounting holes. Check your shaft before you order, then bolt it on and go. It sits on the shaft the same way the stock head does.
- A 245 mm sweep per pass
At 245 mm across and 48 mm blade length, each pass covers a wide strip of ground. The dimension drawing lets you check coverage against your job before you start.
Fit it and make the first pass
- 1Check the bore
Confirm your shaft matches the 25 mm center bore before you start.
- 2Align the six holes
Line up the six mounting holes with your trimmer hub and fit the bolts.
- 3Tighten and spin check
Tighten every bolt, then turn the head by hand to confirm it runs true.
- 4Sweep in overlapping passes
Keep the blade low, work at a steady pace, and clear the largest growth first.
Actual size on the ground
- 245 mmOverall diameter
- 48 mmBlade length
- 25 mmCenter bore
About the width of a standard dinner plate
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Questions and answers
The center bore is 25 mm. Measure your shaft and compare it with the bore before ordering. A 25 mm bore matches most standard brush cutter shafts.
The head has six mounting holes. Lay it against your existing head or the mounting plate and confirm the hole pattern lines up before you tighten anything.
Metal blades throw debris at speed. Wear eye and leg protection, clear stones from the area, and keep people and pets well back. Metal blades are built for brush and tall growth, not for edging against hard surfaces at close range.
Nylon line wraps around thick stems and wears down quickly in woody brush. Six hardened steel teeth cut the stems outright, so the job moves in fewer passes. The price is higher than a line head, but one blade head replaces many spools of line on heavy clearing days.
Check the bolts before every session and clear wrapped debris from the hub after each run. Inspect the teeth for chips and nicks. Keep the head tight and clean, and the cut stays consistent for the whole season.
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