Grass Gator 4600 Weed II Testina di ricambio per decespugliatore resistente

Name: Grass Gator 4600 Weed II Testina di ricambio per decespugliatore resistente
Brand: Grass Gator
SKU: 0630027000044
Price: 43.64 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:Grass Gator

2.8/5

€
43.64

DESCRIZIONE PRODOTTO Grass Gator Grass Gator Weed II Testina di ricambio per decespugliatore per impieghi gravosi n. Sostituisce le testine del decespugliatore a urto e alimentazione del gas. È progettato per essere utilizzato per erbacce pesanti ed erba alta ed è consigliato solo per unità ad albero diritto. Il cappuccio di ritenzione del perno brevettato della testina sostitutiva consente di cambiare le lame in pochi secondi senza utilizzare alcun attrezzo. Oltre ad essere veloce e semplice da installare, è più forte e più leggero delle vecchie teste di ricambio per dadi e bulloni. La confezione include tre lame extra gratuite, quindi mantenere il rifinitore in condizioni operative ottimali è facile e conveniente. La testina sostitutiva Grass Gator è più sicura delle testine a catena, infatti sono le testine sostitutive più facili da usare sul mercato.

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EAN: 0630027000044

Categories: Patio, prato e giardino, Utensili elettrici per esterni, Parti di ricambio e accessori, Parti e accessori per decespugliatore, Parti di ricambio,

Nessun attrezzo richiesto per l'installazione. Lame in nylon resistente. Andana di taglio da 11,5 pollici. Si adatta al 99% di tutti i decespugliatori ad albero dritto.

Assembly Required	Yes
Brand	Grass Gator
Country of Origin	USA
Customer Reviews	3.8 3.8 out of 5 stars 557 ratings 3.8 out of 5 stars
Cutting Width	11.5 Inches
Department	Teak
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	No
Item model number	4600
Item Weight	2.16 Ounces
Manufacturer	Cmd Products/Grass Gator
Power Source	gasoline-powered
Product Dimensions	9.8 x 2.5 x 6.8 inches
Product Dimensions	9.8"L x 2.5"W

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Scritto da: Trev

Does the job

Welp, where do we start here. So, as a typical male, I didn't read the manual first... I spent a good 5 hours trying to get the trimmer head off my TroyBilt (since mine didn't have a locking hole to turn it off) and had to talk to their customer service (after breaking part of the gear housing)... I figured the head had to come off. Finally got the stupid thing apart, then realized it wouldn't fit correct. Well, what do you know... I decided NOW was the time to read the instructions. And sure as sh!t, they weren't kidding. No tools needed. Super easy install. So after breaking my gear housing, breaking the locking washer so I could pull the head off, I had to put it back on, then simply install the new head. I guess I should start listening to the females in my life. Anyway, I tested it out some and it works good. Nailed the chain link a few times and it didn't break anything. Tried it along some wood trim (gently) and it didn't chew it apart. No more string. Thank God. Oh, it didn't come with three extra blades either or I would have given 5 stars. Unless they consider the three it comes with a bonus. I will update in a few weeks of putting it to use.

Scritto da: HAPPY CAMPER

Ignore the negative reviews, best $10 I’ve ever spent!

First of all I hate doing yardwork, I fired my gardener to save money and decided to do it myself. I absolutely hate Weedwhacker’s because every 5 to 10 minutes I would have to keep pulling out the line. This was cheap so I thought I would give it a try. I almost didn’t buy it because of the negative reviews. The only thing I can think of is that these people installed it incorrectly. There are instructions for two different types of weed whacker’s straight shaft and curved make sure you install it correctly. I had low hopes for it. But after five minutes of using it on some extremely tall weeds and bush I was amazed. It just trucks through all of the thick stuff, it is extremely durable! I mean I banged the crap out of it on rocks and bricks and dug it into the ground a few times and the blades didn’t break. All they do is wear down evenly meaning that the blades just get shorter and shorter. After using it for about 45 minutes straight I have about half the blades left. I’m just going to buy more blades. I didn’t have to once fix it or anything. The blades will probably last forever as long as you don’t hit them on anything hard like rocks or bricks or concrete like I did. Don’t think about it just get it you will love it. And never go back to line again!

Scritto da: GML

We like it!!!

We bought this and 1st checked if it fit our Murray Weed eater. (Weed eater reviews say no attachments will fit this model). Needless to say it fit. Today we tried it out. We had an incident where 2 of the 3 blades poped off. And flew away from us 1 flung about 35+ feet away took awhile to find. Husband found problem quick enough. (user error) For refrence our Weed eater has the minimum required CC's for this attachment. I was amazed at how well it worked. It took some staying in one place for about 30 sec for the inch to 3 inch brush. But the normal brush it cut through very well. I will edit this review with more info once we have seen the wear and tear and how much it takes to wear it out. I know For the price i paid, if i can get one full use out of it b4 it breaks I have gotten my moneys worth.

Scritto da: Stephan Peters

Works much better than a standard tri-blade brush cutter.

This works much better than a triblade brush cutter for most weeds, and you can get it close to a fence or wall. It doesn't do well for thick woody plants like Multiflora Rose or saplings, a forester 7" "chainsaw link" blade does much better for thick woody plants like those. Installation was super easy, the required hardware (a reverse thread nut) was included for mine. Tall grass and viney plants wrap themselves around the head occasionally, but it's no more than with any other brush cutter. I tried three different guards, and it still spit chunks of vegetation at me. A brush cutter guard worked best. Overall, I'm very satisfied.

Scritto da: Bill

why didnt I get one of these years ago!

I've had this beast for a year+ now. Love it! Fantastic for bushes, grass, weeds, etc. Every year I need to knock down about a 1/8 acre of blackberries and this does the trick. I bought a bunch of extra blades but have not had to replace them once yet. For the price you really cant go wrong with this!

Scritto da: Grizzrob

stock up on extra blades

The blades are not as durable as I had hoped. In fairness, I put this add on through severe paces with my Husqi, chopping blackberry, poison ivy, and virginia creepers with pent up vengeance. In one afternoon the blades were noticeably worn and dulled, but still cutting. I would probably have gone through half a spool of line in the same time. My assessment is that the cost of replacement blades should be compared to the cost and hassle of replacing line since they will both wear out. The long vines and weeds got wound up around the head equivalent to the line spool. When contacting the occasional fence wire or woody shrub, these blades really chatter and naturally are less forgiving than line since they cannot expend material on contact as easily. In the end, if you have a row of predictable medium density weeds, this head will perform better than line. But for really heavy work use a metal blade on your trimmer.

Scritto da: Dave

No "extra blades"

Inexpensive and works well. The description of this item states it comes with extra blades. It comes with blades, but it does not come with "extra" blades. My definition of what "extra" means is apparently different.

Scritto da: Mrs S J Hemsley

Brilliant.

Brilliant indestructible bit if kit

Scritto da: Cecil Clarke

My thoughts.

Right off, instructions for this head are pretty much useless. Pictures are not even the producted that you see here. mine was of a string head of some type wich was a bit confusing considering you got something with plastic blades you installing on your machine. I purchased this head do to the fact that I do not know how to restring the string head so that functioned properly. Does head perform any better than a string fed head, in my opinion not really. We used another trimmer that used string and mine with this set up on it. The other set was called rhino wich used string, same sized weed wackers seemed to zip through the thick tall grass even faster and cleaner. this head works though I believe there are better ones out there.

Scritto da: Amazon Customer

Wears Down Quickly

I've had this for a year now, used it maybe 6 times, the blades are worn right down.

Scritto da: Alexandra Jones

Broke first use

2 hours into using this one of the blades broke off. First time use. Not sure if this is suppose to happen like this. But didnt even get to finish the area.

Scritto da: mhoule500

ryobi

fit m,y ryobi 40 volt weed trimmer perfect thank you