Oregon 295504-0 Universal Mulching Brushcutter 2 Tooth for Stihl, Husqvarna, Mitox, Echo, Kawasaki and Other Machines, Red

What It Is

The Oregon 295504-0 is a universal 2-tooth mulching blade for brushcutters and trimmers, designed to shred grass, weeds, and light brush into fine clippings. It fits most major brands including Stihl, Husqvarna, Mitox, Echo, and Kawasaki, and is intended for heavy-duty clearing tasks.

Fitment & Compatibility

Before buying, check these three things:

• Shaft diameter: The blade has a 25.4mm (1-inch) center hole. Measure your trimmer’s output shaft—if it’s smaller, you’ll need a reducer bushing (not included).
• Attachment type: Works with standard straight-shaft trimmers and brushcutters. Not compatible with curved-shaft models or those using a split-boom system without an adapter.
• Brand-specific notes: Fits most Stihl FS series (FS 55, FS 90, etc.), Husqvarna 128LD/328LD, Echo SRM/SH series, and Kawasaki KBT series. Check your model’s manual for shaft size and maximum blade diameter (typically 255mm/10 inches). This is an aftermarket part, not OEM—no warranty or dealer support from the original brand.

Key Things to Know

• Installation difficulty: Moderate. Requires a wrench and blade nut (some brands need a locking pin or tool). Torque to manufacturer spec (usually 30–40 Nm).
• Material: Made from hardened steel with a painted red finish. Holds an edge well but will dull faster on sandy or rocky soil.
• Common gotcha: The blade is universal, but you may need a separate blade nut or washer if your trimmer uses a specific thread (e.g., M10x1.25 left-hand). Check your existing hardware compatibility.
• Safety: Always use a brushcutter guard and wear eye/leg protection. The 2-tooth design is aggressive—avoid contact with metal or concrete.

Should You Buy It

This is a solid choice if you need a budget-friendly, universal mulching blade for occasional heavy clearing on a straight-shaft trimmer. It’s best for homeowners or semi-pros who want to replace a worn OEM blade without paying brand markup. Skip it if you need a specific OEM part for warranty reasons, or if your trimmer has an unusual shaft diameter that won’t fit without a bushing.