Trail Clearing with a Brush Cutter - Stihl KM 131R

Today I took the Stihl KM-131R with a brush cutter attachment out to the river bottom to do some work clearing trails. This trails isn't super over grown due to the canopy blocking out most of the light, but it was grown up enough to need some work. I am not a huge fan of this blade so if you have any recommendations please drop them in the comments.
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[@r_shackleford]

What you need is Circular Saw Blade - Chisel Tooth
It very very nice!

[@south_coast]

I’ve seen people run those. Looks like a decent option. I’ve also seen some with chainsaw type teeth attached to a disc.

[@christopherhaak9824]

Do not get the chainsaw type. I have a carbide brush blade I actually ordered from farmertec that works great. You can also ream out a 20" saw blade to a 1" arbor hole. If you use a modified circular saw blade, carbide tipped, I recommend one with a negative hook angle on the tips.

[@christopherhaak9824]

10" blade, not 20".

[@gringokid1769]

Are you blazing a trail in there? Or just clearing space

[@south_coast]

Just cleaning up an existing trail.

[@erciliovelosa1387]

hummm, i think that is not the correct set for the type bush/plants!!! For that u could use the nylon for the grass and the Disc for trees and sticks!

[@south_coast]

Yeah the blade definitely doesn’t to great in the grass. I need to get a string trimmer head to go with this one.