10", 255x3MM-2T Bend, Arbor 1" with 7/8"-20-5/8" Washer, Weed Eater Blade, Heavy Duty Brush Cutter Blade, Steel Blade. Suitable for All Brand of Brush Cutter

What It Is

This is a 10-inch heavy-duty steel brush cutter blade designed for clearing thick grass, weeds, and light brush. It fits most brands of gas-powered brush cutters (trimmers) with a 1-inch arbor and 7/8”-20 thread pattern.

Fitment & Compatibility

Before buying, verify three things:

• Blade length: 10 inches – ensure your trimmer’s guard and head can accommodate this size. Smaller trimmers may need a 8" or 9" blade.
• Arbor and thread: It has a 1" arbor hole with 7/8”-20 threads and includes a 5/8” washer. This fits most standard brush cutter heads (e.g., Stihl, Echo, Husqvarna, Ryobi, Tanaka), but always check your owner’s manual or measure your current blade’s center hole and thread.
• Bend direction: 255x3MM-2T bend – the blade is slightly offset for better cutting angle. Confirm your trimmer head can accept a bent blade; some require a straight blade.
• Washer size: The included 5/8” washer is common, but verify yours matches to avoid wobble.

Key Things to Know

• Quality: 4.4/5 rating (182 reviews) – users report it’s durable for heavy brush, but some note it can dull faster on rocky soil. Expect good performance for occasional heavy use, not commercial daily work.
• Installation: Easy if you have a blade nut wrench and lock the shaft. Always disconnect the spark plug or battery first. Torque to manufacturer spec (typically 25-35 ft-lbs).
• Common gotcha: The blade is universal but may require a different washer or adapter for certain trimmers (e.g., some Stihl models use a 25mm arbor). Measure your current blade’s hole diameter and thread pitch precisely.
• Safety: Use only with a proper blade guard and always wear eye/leg protection. A metal blade can kick back on thick brush.

Should You Buy It

Buy this if you need a budget-friendly, heavy-duty blade for occasional clearing of dense weeds, briars, or small saplings on a standard brush cutter. It’s a solid value for homeowners and light commercial use, but skip it if you need a dedicated mulching or grass blade, or if your trimmer has a non-standard arbor size.