![]() ![]() Having said all that, the trimmer works well once attached. I wouldn’t rely though on switching between the two on a regular basis as it would be tedious. If you were someone who only needed the brush cutter occasionally which I imagine is most people this wouldn’t be too much of an issue. I just wasn’t a fan of the process as once you’ve removed small bolts etc, things have a tendency of disappearing. The way this was set up, you remove the brush cutter’s blade and guard etc, to attach the string trimmer. The benefit of multi-head attachment systems is the ease of switching between the heads without a lot of hassle. When it comes to the string trimmer, It’s a great addition to the tool from a value standpoint. Yaupon is a tough tree to cut, as the viscous and stringy trunk is hard to actually cut through, but even saplings as thick as an inch didn’t stand a chance against the brush cutter. Now, this tree is gorgeous in the winter, but it is incredibly invasive and will grow in the strangest pattern in order to flourish, additionally, it prohibits other trees from standing a chance. One of our most prevalent “brush” trees here is Yaupon Holly. We love our wild bunnies and deer, but too much brush is a snake magnet.įrom wild blackberry vines, the palms that come out of the woodwork in a heavy rain, and loads of small saplings, the brush cutter sliced right through it. With trails that weave through our woods, maintenance is important at keeping the critters from taking over. While I wouldn’t rely on it to clear out acres of brush, it ultimately had no issue clearing out the typical brush and weeds we see here. I didn’t have a huge expectation given that I have used professional grade machines before. The Ryobi Brush Cutter is a great tool for what it is. They did include a small handle to attach for easier turning when installing new string or manually releasing the string. 095 inch thick trimmer line with an 18-inch cutting radius.Ī Reel easy tap advance system included in the head allows for easy release of the line by tapping the head on the ground. Included with the Ryobi Brush Cutter is also the components of a string trimmer head for ultimate versatility. I love that Ryobi shoulder strap allows for longer use and reduces the discomfort of vibrations during use. The J shaped handle is covered with foam padding for enhanced comfort and can be moved along the shaft for customization. The power controls are easy to use and give the user a lot of output control based on need and comfort. Includes an 8-inch tri-arc steel blade that you can reverse for extended usage. The straight shaft improves reach in hard to reach spaces. You even have the option to use any universal attachments from other manufacturers, just be sure to verify compatibility. The wing nut is a simple way to attach the attachments while keeping the joint secure. Ryobi also includes a 3-year warranty.Īdditionally, the included power head allows you to disconnect the brush cutter attachment to utilize some of Ryobi’s other attachments for their expand- it system. A zip start carburetor allows for easy starting of the two cycle, 25 cc motor. The Ryobi Brush Cutter features a Full Crank Engine, which prolongs engine life. Using a blade vs string you have a lot more opportunity to catch the thicker growth, and the gas engine offers a lot of power over the better known Ryobi battery platform. The idea behind this style of brush cutter comes from following the overall idea of a string trimmer but making it beefier. ![]() Brands like Toro and Echo make similar style brush cutters, but unless you’re a professional, their price point is hard to justify. They aren’t really the first brand I think of when it comes to OPE though, so I had no idea what to expect. Ryobi remains a really great brand for homeowners to look at for their price point and an expansive lineup of tools. If I have roped your curiosity in, keep reading on in the Ryobi Brush Cutter Review. But what about areas where you don’t want to drag the big guns to? When I saw Ryobi made a brush cutter that was meant for trimming vs larger removal, I was intrigued. Since buying this property, we have used a lot of different equipment to tackle the brush. Now, that’s all fine and well but with little ones running around its important to keep the brush growth back in play areas to prevent the dreaded Copperhead from finding the perfect spot to nest. ![]() Add in woods and you are in snake heaven. Here is the thing about Texas, we have snakes, like a lot of them. ![]()
0 Comments
Leave a Reply. |
Details
AuthorWrite something about yourself. No need to be fancy, just an overview. ArchivesCategories |