Eapele 12inch Brush Cutter Blade Weed Eater Blade, Carbide Steel Double Sided Blade,3 Teeth

Ok so the middle of the blade is a 25mm hole, I have a Murray M2500 and it wouldn't fit. I had to 3d print a holder for it (which was very simple and MUCH cheaper than the adapter) but I must say this thing is one of the scariest things I have ever operated and I've done some pretty dumb stuff as a kid....Think of a 12" ninja star going 3-15k RPM... That alone should make you think twice there. However once you put your big boy pants on this thing absolutely SHREDS anything it comes into contact with with no issues up to about 1/4" or so where you actually can start to feel it. If you can try to use a clutch or don't tighten it down so much so when it kicks you don't lose a leg.All in all 10/10. Easy to swap back to the string adapter, nice and easy to hang up and store, and double edged so if you bunk up a side you can just flip it over and you got another one. This one is the same as all the others you see, just with a different label. You won't be disappointed if you have some difficult brush or are going through string like a madman.

I have this installed on my Stihl FS 131 Brushcutter. I have to clamp the nut down snuggly to keep the blade from spinning on the shaft, but once that is done this knife cuts through brush great! 1-inch sapplings don't stand a chance. I can cut them down in groves. 2-inch trees can also be cut down in one pass when chopped by themselves. 3-inch pines and thorn trees can also be cut down, but they will take a few passes.I don't sharpen my blade like some talk about. My Stihl powers this thing through easy enough. I'd rather not have a sharp edge that could nick my fingers while I am working on my power equipment.I will probably buy another one of these.

This is a work horse compared to the cord. Jesus, I can't say enough. I wish I bought this 10 years ago. Comes dull, easy to sharpen, but I ran it dull to start with so I didn't accidentally kill myself lol and it skill chopped down 2 inch vines with relative ease. Cheap, effective. If you are running a cord to chop large bush areas, save yourself a ton of effort and buy this. 5/5

I used the brush cutter blade this morning for the first time. It is way out of balance, it vibrates the shaft so much that it cannot be used at full throttle. however it works quit well at less than half throttle. I would give it 5 stars if it was balanced. I would never use it to gut grass, but it works good on brush.My mistake, was not centered on the shaft. It is awesome for cutting brush. I live in N.E. Washington, there is a lot of nine bark on my property. It is highly flammable in late summer and early fall. I keep a barrier cut around my house, but it keeps growing back. This brush blade makes fast work of cutting it. I've cut a lot of brush, and this is the best thing I have ever used.

I have a Hitachi weed eater and this fit on it perfectly. I bought the 12". I did have to order a "Stihl" kit with a 3/8" reverse thread nut, screw driver, shim, and big dome looking washer... that I also got on amazon. Works great. I've been cutting sticker bushes and trees branches that are hanging down in my driveway. It will cut through 1/2 branches in one pass, the thicker branches I have to hit multiple times. I also ordered another brand that came with 6 little blades and a 10" tri tip blade... I sent that one back because this one was much thicker / stronger. Hope this helps

This cutter went through our flower gardens effortlessly, and decorative grasses like a hot knife through butter. Thought I was buying a single blade, however the package had two, what a bargain.

Came with no instructions, and one little bushing...Its a nice blade, and I tried to install many different ways...Just wasnt worth it! Avoid the pain, and expense! 10 bucks buys good, thick Mono line!!!

I used this to clear briers and underbrush in the woods behind my house. It cuts like Crazy! I had to buy a kit with the reverse thread nut for my stihl trimmer, but it was worth it!