FORESTER Carbide Tip Chainsaw Brush Cutter Blade - 9in x 20 Teeth | Fits Most Straight Shaft Trimmers | Conversion Kit Sold Separately

Easy setup on a few of my weedeaters. The ability to just effortlessly cut small saplings and bushes is incredible. Saved me hours from clearing a trail with clippers. The blade teeth are super sharp and has a high tensile strength. One thing that is really cool is that I can resharpen the blades in a few minutes and it will be like new cutting everything it touches. If you are looking to save time when brush clearing, this is your product to use. I love to clear hiking trails, brush around the lake and 4 wheeler trails. I love it so much, bought another as a backup. Two thumbs up from this user.

Quick delivery. Works great! Sharp and efficient!

Great blade, did not come with the adapter as stated in the description.

I bought this for my Honda weed eater. The Honda has a lot of power and can hande this blade. This blade is actually like a circular saw blade with chainsaw teeth that will easily zip through saplings and low tree braches up to a couple inches in diameter.. I have 40 acres of heavy woods. Briars, vines, and saplings that continually try to take over my hunting shack. This is the only thing that works besides a tractor and brush hog or poison. Which are not options. I bought a couple extras so I can always have a sharpened spare ready to go. If you have a weed eater with some power this is the blade for brush. Its a brush munching machine when paired with a strong weed eater.

This blade is outstanding it cuts just like a chainsaw. It’s worth the money!!

Works well. Can sharpen it and reuse. Keep away from rocks and metal. The carbide does not like that. But it cuts great !

Best blade for clearing heavy brush in the woods. This blade needs a hefty saw engine to work properly. The blade teeth will break off it you aggressively wrestle a stuck blade from a stump or hit metal or rocks while cutting. Not the best blade for heavy grass areas as it tends to wrap around the shaft. This blade kicks out often so requires a keen concentration on using it safely.

This is much better than the skillsaw blade version I first bought for my Echo trimmer. It cuts through small bushes/trees with ease. It does well in high grass as well. I found it easier to cut halfway through from one side then go to the opposite side to finish to prevent binding.

Attached this to my Stihl FS91 and it blew through some heavy brush. Definitely recommend this.

I used this to cut through brush on my acreage and it went through anything less than three inches no problem. (It’ll go through thicker it just takes a few seconds). Only problem is it’s a heavy blade so you may need to get it spinning before you start cutting.

I’m on my second blade. These things work very well and last a long time if you avoid rocks and dirt!