How To Replace Your Stihl Brushcutter Blade Like A Pro!
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- Опубліковано 13 жов 2024
- How To Replace Your Stihl Brushcutter Blade Like A Pro!
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Thank You, short and to the point. Not a lot of senseless chatter.
Awesome bud 👍 I have the same stihl grease tube and never knew it screwed into the housing :)
Perhaps you could do a video on sharpening those blades sir. I bought an FS 91 and that style blade came with it. I went to a three point brush knife and found it to be better for the small tree undergrowth, tall grass, and raspberry canes. That might be another good video, sharpening the brush knife blades.
Thanks for showing the fundamental jobs for us as well as the more advanced with clear instructions.
Cheers from NB
You really shouldn't need a video for that. Pick which method you want to use, a file, a grinder, or a diamond block (stone is too slow unless you make it into a hobby, lol), and sharpen like you would any other blade, but when you are done, check the balance by putting it on a horizontal bolt and seeing if it has any tendency to settle in one position which would indicate it is heavier on that side and needs more material taken off the blade(s) on that side to balance. If you use a grinder, don't hold it too long in one spot so you don't soften the metal.
@@stinkycheese804 may be true...but then we have a video showing how tochange them...sharpening mey be more of a challenge for some of us.
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You have a super day Don 😊
I like the video. You mentioned the most important part. Similar to a chainsaw. The blade must be put on correctly to cut well. Its stamped on the blade but a lot of people still put it on wrong.
Excellent, thanks. much appreciated.
Thanks Don, great tip!
Great video Don! Those blades can be sharpened using a chainsaw file. I use my file for my .325 chain. It takes a while to do but they can be sharpened a few times before needing replacement.
Great tip about which side goes up. Thanks
Brilliant thanks man this and the stihl saw vid has helped out so much 👌🏻
Thanks don never knew about that grease tube and port
THANK YOU FOR THE VIDEO
More good tips. Thanks
The three pronged brush cut blade is the best one to get. I’d only ever run that one. These type of blades are best for cutting tree saplings or other tough trunks. I always use the three pronged one even for hacking black berry bushes and bracken.
Yeah I was using the circular blade at work today, it's good at cutting big stuff but pretty useless otherwise. The tri-blade is much better for cutting and clearing away everything else.
@@Syncop8rNZ yeah exactly my point. Tri blade is great. 👍
Except that it really beats up the head so you are trading cutting speed for maintenance later.
Great tips enjoy the video. Keep them coming.👍
Great information as always. Are you also meant to remove lower black part of gaurd when using a blade as apposed to cord ? I usually slide mine off before cutting
Thank you! Great video and tips. I hate that Stihl has done away with that greasing fitting 😒
I just bought fs 131 r and they still have it.
I bought my FS76 brush cutter just shy of 30 years ago, and although I have a couple tubes of that grease I haven’t greased the thing for at least 20 years. And this despite the fact that I have racked up 1,500 hours at least maintaining more a mile of trails, hillsides and driveway edges spread over 30 acres. While the steel blade has its uses - and I sure wouldn’t want to use one without the control of the handlebar-style cutter - I have found the three-knife nylon blade cutter head to be the best compromise of efficiency, durability and range of materials cut. Might try greasing the thing. Or not. I have a feeling it will outlast me.
Thank you so much
I would spin the blade by hand while squeezing in the grease , for better distribution.
There's not a lot of room in there to go wrong, as long as it gets on the gear at all, since it is not a 1:1 ratio, different teeth touching with each rotation, it will spread out enough when you run it, and any more than that which you got on by spinning it while squeezing, will just be flung off anyway.
Regarding the grease port on the gearbox, Chickanic mentioned this in one of her videos as well. I guess most people don't care to have it but I certainly do. All of Echo's stuff is like this now as well. I guess if you really wanted to grease it you could take the gearbox apart, wash it thoroughly with brake cleaner (minding rubber O-rings, some metals and bearing seals, of course) and re-lubericate it. Although, it seems like too much effort.
maybe add a zerk fitting.
Why would you think that most people don't care to have it? Not once ever did I see, hear, read about, or even roll the bones and get a ghost spirit owl-man telling me that anyone doesn't care to have it. There would be no reason for that false belief, assuming someone thought that one that can't be greased, wouldn't also benefit.
Plz sir see you Honda brush cutter complete rebuild
hello, I have a fs 131r and when I took out the air filter I find red oil or gasoline leaking when I use it when the engine is cold it starts easily and when it's hot it's hard why?
My fs 131r, the clutch remains engaged and the head spins in one direction
Nice!
When I bought my stihl 130 I didn't buy the blade and then when I bought my 91 I bought the kit but the 130 has so much more power.
Boy that looks dangerous!
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And the gearbox grease is discontinued and unavailable. At least in Atlantic Canada
There's a saying for that, lefty tighty righty loosey.
haha yes!
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So if you can't grease it from the side of the head, can you take the bearing out of the bottom non-destructively to add grease, or should you plan on buying a new bearing? Meh, by the time I got to that point, I'd be tapping the side and putting a jerk on like it should have had in the first place instead of the bolt.
Dane por qué mi cabezal de mi desbrozadora no gira el cabezal acelero y no gira
gearbox is toast.
Muy bien gracias Dani estaré atento a tus vídeos saludos@@michaelotoole1807
revisa el eje interior, si eso no es problema entonces está en la caja de cambios
@@donyboy73 muy bien gracias Dani estaré atento a tus vídeos muchísimas gracias saludos
removed the grease point. what scumbags.
They left out the grease port and I left out buying there stuff now
The best blade is Forester blade whit chainsaw teeth on it.
Hmm... I'm pretty sure that blade have wrong cover. That should be much smaller and made out of metal.
Always remove plug wire BEFORE DOING ANYTHING TO THE TOOL! SAFETY FIRST.
and dont forget to remove the tool ure using to lock the gearbox... lel
"This way" and "this way" is said "clockwise" and "counter clockwise".
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@@donyboy73 thanks for replying
Please make the one video STIHL BRUSH CUTTER FS 120 Adjustment of IDEAL RPM and Cut off RPM
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