There are several types of brush cutter blades designed for different tasks: Grass Blades – Ideal for cutting grass and light vegetation. Brush Blades – Suitable for denser vegetation and small shrubs. Saw Blades – Designed for cutting bushes and small trees.

Regular maintenance is essential for optimal performance and longevity: Clean the blade after each use to remove dirt and plant residue. Check the sharpness and file the blade as needed to maintain cutting efficiency. Store the blade in a dry place to prevent rust and corrosion.

While some blades are versatile, it is best to use a blade specifically designed for the vegetation you are cutting. This ensures efficiency and reduces wear on both the blade and the brush cutter.

The replacement interval depends on usage frequency and working conditions. If the blade shows signs of cracks, deformation, or cannot be re-sharpened effectively, it should be replaced to maintain safety and performance.