Dolf

Leopards don't change their spots.

Post a photo.

Transam might. He is unfit and old. Never owned a brushcutter. But he is here trolling me. Poor old guy.

Poor old chap. No knowledge of the topic as usual. Trolling 83,000 posts

I can whipper any block of land in any location. How about you?

Post your photos champ. You can't because you never owned a brushcutter

I cleared this land with 25cc. It was hard work. A 35cc would have breezed thru it. There are slopes and valleys on it. Lots of rocks too. Cords worked best.

Old dead grass. My Honda would breeze thru that.

Thanks novice. I can tell you have no clue. It is the power of the machine that matters most not cord or blade. Cheap cord on a 35cc machine works better than any blade or expensive cord on a 25cc model. You are another keyboard warrior with no idea.

You are the idiot. Ive cut green thicker grass with cord. Another person talking crap.

Nice spot. Car for me. What is the most scenic route to MHS?

It is so funny watching you fail so badly. Post a picture of your brushcutter and land clearance. You can't.

You act like a 5yo with no idea about the topic. You have added no useful information at all because you are just trolling as always. Where are your brushcutting tips champ? You got nothing. Just a sad old troll.

I will take some photos and send to you. Why don't you do the same if you have any real world experience which I doubt based on your comments.

So you like 13yo boys too? Not suprised.

Bit suspect talking about 13yo boys don't you think? Topic is brushcutting tall grass.

Rocks come in different shapes and sizes. Big rocks should be cleared if possible. If not becareful working close so not to damage the head. Medium sized rocks don't fly up as they are too heavy but could damage the head if sweeping low. Only small rocks that fly up which can only harm you if hits the eye. That is why you wear safety glasses. In Thailand I would check for broken glass first and clear it if there. Lots of drunks chuck out bottles. Otherwise the main factors are a powerful machine, good spinning head, good cord and good technique. Weak machines struggle in tall grass. 35cc breezes through compared to 25cc.

Thanks for confirming you have no idea. Your childish response proves it.

I wear boots and shorts. My legs are tough and I'm not a girly man. No need for trousers.

I don't use blades. Dropping the machine into gravel will damage the head so that's a stupid thing to say. Brushcutters are designed for grass and weeds. You should not use them on gravel. If you are hitting weeds on rocks keep the head flat some 2 inches above the rocks. It is just common sense.

His tail was in a dark place.

You couldn't last 20 minutes

So Makita isn't a name?