How to attach a blade to you Brush cutter attachment

BRUSH CUTTER OR PADDY HARVESTOR
A brush cutter, also known as a strimmer, line trimmer, weed whacker, weed whip, weed eater, weedy, or whipper snipper, is a powered handheld device that uses a flexible monofilament line instead of a blade for cutting grass and other plants near objects. It consists of a cutting head at the end of a long shaft with a handle or handles and sometimes a shoulder strap. Brush cutters powered by an internal combustion engine have the engine on the opposite end of the shaft from the cutting head while electric brush cutters typically have an electric motor in the cutting head.
Specifications:
Gasoline Engine: 1E40F-6
Engine Type: Single cylinder, two-stroke and air-cooled gasoline engine
Displacement: 40.2cc
Power: 1.4kw
Fuel tank capacity: 0.9L
N. W.: 3.9kg
Fuel Use:2-Cycle oil/gasoline mixing ratio:1:25
Ignition: CDI (Capacitor Discharge Ignition)
Power:1.45KW
Start system: Recoil
Shaft length:1650mm straight splitting shaft
Shaft diameter:28mm
Handle: Double Bicycle handle
Belt: Double belt
Blade: Nylon cutter or metal blade
Falling support device: yes
Protector: Big red or Little black
Packing way: Two cartons package one Brush cutter
Certificate:
1. CE (European conformity i.e. With the CE marking on a product, the manufacturer ensures that the product conforms to the essential requirements of the applicable EC directives).
2. GS (Geprufte Sicherheit i.e. GS mark is a voluntary certification mark for technical equipment. It indicates that the equipment meets German and, if available, European safety requirements).
Benefits of Gasoline Engine: 1E40F-6
1. A 40.2 cc engine can swing a 3.25 mm line with metal-blade accessories. The head contains a safety shield on the user side and a rotating hub which may also be called a head or spool.
2. Advantages of gasoline-powered brush cutter include mobility (because they are not attached to a power outlet) and the higher maximum power which can be used for cutting roadside grass in large areas.
3. Typically only gasoline powered brush cutter offer shaft powered accessories, as electric or battery driven units don't generate enough power.
Accessories
Brush cutters allow the hub, the head or the lower part of the shaft to be replaced with accessories. Common accessories include:
 Replacing the monofilament line with metal or plastic blades.
 Replacing the lower shaft with a small chain saw to create a powered pole saw.
 Replacing the lower shaft with a hedge trimmer.
 Replacing the lower shaft with a cultivator.
Competitive Advantages of the product
1.Strong and reliable output with high fuel efficiency
2.Light and durable shaft and flexible cable
3.Outstanding performances and universal compatibility of gear case
4.Safe and easy control of trigger enhancing user's skill
5.Ergonomic and strong grip design suitable for hard-working
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[@joydonald5755]

Finally! After two days of searching a woman has better vid instructions than the men who seemed to be guessing. Thank you from a woman who wants it right.

[@ChetKurowski]

Hello Salina, your video on attaching the blade helped a lot and solved my issues with my Honda 4 GX35 grass cutter. Your video is the best one I found. Others do not describe and illustrate how to do something. They assume we’ve all done this before. Thanks again !!!!

[@dennisbenedictioncares2709]

Thanks For Your Great Tutorial

[@Response166]

Covered every detail, nicely done :)

[@racingAU]

Ummm, Thanks, Just bought one of these things and stopping the shaft spinning was doing my head in. Such a simple solution of putting the allen key in the hole LOL...Feel a bit like Homer Simpson now DOH !!!! :)

[@johnroberts5487]

Excellent! Thank you.

[@mr.fastforward]

Thank you ❤❤❤❤❤❤. Helped me out today

[@moctezuma696]

Thank you for that. Done & sorted.

[@alanmullen8250]

Good job

[@theoutdoorshopaustralia4120]

Thats my Video I made many years ago. Proudly made by a Shady Lady from The Shade Sail Shop

[@trodengore]

always use a new split pin, you should never reuse one once it has been taken off, the metal fatigues and it can snap and fly off at speed.

[@kemalmck6892]

Thanks

[@skankined]

Thanks!

[@LubaLuba1]

Excellent but does this blade fit all weed whacker or do they sell blades for different weed whackers?

[@inventthefuture8895]

I need to know if this will fit on Ryobi weed whacker

[@kaylakelz1703]

How the creators got the idea of fidget spinners

[@pinkyman5155]

Now, try it with a blade that’s been used for a year or two.

[@warrenpeas]

If there a brush cutter attachment that works with curved shaft trimmers? Anyone have a link to one?

[@carl8568]

Don't think curved shaft can take cutter blades.

[@madhavanpkt]

Blade price

[@sachinrajjadhav44]

Lock Nat sizhe kiti

[@dw061384]

Which weed eater is this?

[@happyhome41]

My blade is unidirectional - no mention here. And it would be worth mentioning the thread is LEFT hand, just to confirm your clockwise to remove, and counterclockwise to reinstall. Somehow the pink nails don't go with yard work.

[@ackaku]

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