Wildbadger 52cc Brush Cutter

Just a quick demo of the wildbadger brush cutter. This is my first video that I have filmed and edited so be easy on me.
Links for the gear I used for this video.
Brush Cutter: tiny.cc/xat2yz
Chaps: tiny.cc/2bt2yz
Face sheild: tiny.cc/5bt2yz
Cutting Blade: tiny.cc/9bt2yz
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[@kenweller2032]

Thanks for the informative demonstration.
I'm strongly considering one these to clear a walkable path around a good sized property. I would need to carry it the better part of a mile to get to where I'll be working. How did you like the included harness? I also have no idea how much work I could get done with a tank's worth of fuel. I'm picturing heading out with the cutter fueled up and going as far as possible, then leaving it at the work site and returning with a container of fuel, which is fine. I'm just trying to get a handle on the logistics of the job I have in mind. A smaller cutter would be easier to get around, obviously, but I'm thinking that I'd be glad to have the power that this 52cc would offer.

[@TheBigORanch]

Thanks for the video. I'll be looking to get one of these. The others were too expensive and this looks like it can get the job done.

[@susitna110]

I bought this same cutter about 2 months ago, I also bought the same Oregon Mulching blade for it. I cannot believe how quickly it tackles heavy brush jobs. We have thick, Himalayan Blackberry bushes that take over our property. This machine and that blade makes what normally would be an all day job into a 1 hour job. I enjoyed your video!

[@veterantrucker1018]

Thank you. I'm glad you enjoyed it.

[@northwestlife2794]

Do you have to buy an attachment to fit the mulching blade on?

[@veterantrucker1018]

@@northwestlife2794 No it comes with an adapter for a string trimmer head and brush cutter blades

[@northwestlife2794]

@@veterantrucker1018 and that’s the Oregon mulching blade that comes with the adapter? Just making sure.

[@veterantrucker1018]

@@northwestlife2794 No I bought that one separately. It does come with one though. A cheap flat blade one you can get from Lowe's or home Depot

[@franklinfx]

I got the same one off Amazon 190$ 2 months ago, it was working fine and cutting thick brush until a few days ago when it seized up during some path clearing. I got the cylinder free but no spark I think the coil is blown.

[@davidtaylor6980]

Nice. No B S. I enjoyed seeing someone do what I'm too lazy to do.

[@veterantrucker1018]

Thanks 👍

[@northwestlife2794]

Did you have to buy an attachment to put on the Oregon blade?? Thanks for the video!

[@domino2205]

First off not going easy on you but heres my deal, I thought you did a good job but... like most everyone elses videos what I wanted to see was how it performed in real time not speeded up which really tells nothing but from all other aspects you did very well so good job. I already went this direction but again its actually stupid to make a video demoing something then speeding it up because we already know it will do the job but I wanted to see it in real time but no one wants to do that.

[@veterantrucker1018]

@@domino2205 Did you not watch the full video because I did exactly that. Be sure to watch something to completion before commenting.

[@domino2205]

@@veterantrucker1018 no got tired of the same old look at me going twice speed which gets silly after awhile but most every one speeds it up

[@jasonb787]

I feel dumber after watching this.... never seen anyone attack brush with a vertical swing before unless you're trimming hedges - but hey, you do you!

[@veterantrucker1018]

@@jasonb787 It's the only way it works with the type of brush we have. It's mostly vines. If you try going under it in the usual manner the blade gets tangled.