If your garden needs a brush cutter or strimmer, then naturally you will find the best one you can afford. You’ll look for a model that suits both you and your garden. If you’re going to be using it regularly and for considerable periods of time, it needs to be comfortable to hold and use. If you need to cover large areas of ground, then you need something that doesn’t need an electric cable or power supply, in this instance a petrol powered brush cutter will likely be your best option. When using a robust petrol powered brush cutter, you will need to use good quality, robust and hard wearing Brush cutter blades.

Each brush cutter needs an efficient blade to cut the grass, weeds, scrub, brush and bramble. There are a number of different designs of brush cutter blades available, from cheap nylon blades which are quick to snap, to tough cable reinforced blades which can cut through even the toughest scrub like a hot knife through butter.  The main job of the brush cutter blades is to help you to trim and maintain your garden, from simple tasks such as edging your lawn, to more heavy duty tasks such as clearing badly overgrown areas covered in brambles and tough weeds.

Your heavy duty brush cutter should come with some Brush cutter blades, although these may not be of good quality.  Often gardeners prefer to buy additional blades because there is nothing worse than the blade snapping half way through a task and not having a replacement to hand, thankfully with the new and innovative product – The Decimator, those days are over. The Decimator is a super robust, cable reinforced brush cutting blade which is suitable for use with petrol strimmer’s. 

The Decimator is one of the most robust and powerful brush cutter blades available on the market today. It is easy to fit the blade to your existing brush cutter and you will be blown away by the results. The Decimator will cut through anything in its path with ease. If you’re unsure of how to replace the blade on your brush cutter, then it is always wise to refer to the operating manual for guidance. Additionally there may also be online tutorials on how to change the blade which you may find beneficial.