Best Brush Cutter Blade? Let's find out! Stihl, Husqvarna, Echo, Oregon, Renegade & Forester

Product tested in no particular order: Stihl: amzn.to/3j1kXri Echo: amzn.to/2Yo8jLg Husqvarna: amzn.to/2QlcGlv Oregon: amzn.to/34mCPcb Renegade: amzn.to/34lixzJ Forester: amzn.to/34o0lFK Euros: amzn.to/2QfgWDb BluecatELE: no longer available

I love it that he always looks like he is fighting back an ear-to-ear smile. You can really tell he enjoys the heck out of what he does.

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lot of data packed into 14 minutes, no nonsense. I like your style sir!

Forester package: this blade is for grass, dont use on anything hard Forester itself: sucks at cutting grass, chops through trees almost instantly Me at 3am: confused screaming

You sir have saved me a lot of money over the years.

"Honey, can you cut the grass this weekend?" "Sorry, babe! Letting it grow for a test I'm doing!" Smart man. Very smart :D

Wow, excellent video, one of the best I have seen on YouTube. He is direct and to the point, he doesn't like to waste time talking about his long lost aunt and how it worked for her. He went through 5 different blades and compared them from least to favorite in less than 15 minutes. He went over all of the best highlights on each one of the blades, comparing them for grass and little trees from 1 inch to 3 inches. I am a senior female widow and hate going to the store because I don't have the experience using any of these tools and I want to buy it for my son to do the job. Listening to his video gave me a great options to choose from. I was trying to find one that does both grass and 2 inch trees. But they don't make a good combination blade; so I decided on buy one best for grass, and the best for little trees. For grass, I am going to buy the Husqvara and for little trees I decided on the Forester which was the fastest and the strongest. /thank you so much for taking the time to make these videos for all of us who can't afford to hire out people to do the job. Your video was so helpful.

This guy is a saint! The amount of work that must go into every single one of these videos is bar none. I don’t ever see myself buying a brush trimmer blade, but was happy watching this entire comparison video.

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That's why I love this channel, you try to make the tests as fair as possible so the decision is unbiased

This validates my good experience with a Forester branded blade. I have the 7" model and it works very well. Looks like I'll be sticking with them in the future if I ever have to replace it. Thanks for the great, no bs, informative videos!

One of my favorite things about this channel is that you reply to most of your comments and you have over a million subs. I know channels that only have 20k and they don’t reply to comments at all

This man has saved me time,money,and a ton of frustration because of his product testing videos. I love project farm and I often beinge watch his videos like a Netflix series

So nice to get a video that gets right to the point, and doesn't try to pad out the minutes with useless comments. Really clear and informative presentation.

Your videos are a life saver! You are evenhanded and unbiased make your vids a valuable learning tool. Please keep it up.

I'm a groundskeeper, and I'm glad to see a non-sponsored reason for me to switch from Stihl to Husqvarna blades. Helped me over the years, thanks Project Farm!

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Thanks! Your comparisons give us a real world idea of what we can expect out of the various blades! I now know" EXACTLY " what is best for my application.