I need recommendations for a decent quality brushcutter

[MarmiteMonster]

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I've got this one. Had it for about 4 or 5 years. I abuse it terribly, it doesn't care just keeps going. I'm not sure if spare parts are readily available as I've never needed them

Thanks a bit pricey but might consider it...
PS I have 2 wolf electric lawn mowers one is from 1991 and the other 1996 and they get USED...only parts I had to buy so far is blades...Oh and I also mowed the cord 3 times...

 

[MarmiteMonster]

Adendorff's tools are in a different league to the usual Builders' hobbyist rubbish, they are industrial-strength, have no fiddly bits, and most of the time they are cheaper. The Honda motors are great as long as they are assembled in Japan.

What experience do you have with adendorff brushcutters....

 

[AstroTurf]

STIHL is the best. Always spares. Always works.

Adendorff keep all the spares you need for their equipment on site.
I replaced the clutch in my brush cutter as one example.

But yea I agree with you if you can afford it and have light work, go for Stihl

 

[geezer]

Wahl Complete Confidence 11 Piece Ladies Head-to-toe Personal Grooming Kit​

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He said brush cutter, not bush cutter...

 

[kolaval]

He said brush cutter, not bush cutter...

A chocolate by any other name...

 

[MarmiteMonster]

Adendorff keep all the spares you need for their equipment on site.
I replaced the clutch in my brush cutter as one example.

@AstroTurf I can't find parts on their website.

 

[AstroTurf]

@AstroTurf I can't find parts on their website.

Call them if you need parts.
They stock everything for their equipment.

 

[ShloshMalosh]

*reanimation jutsu

Need a Brush Cutter for a small holding (1HA) and have quite a bit of "bos" to clear...

Any recommendations on a suitable brush cutter that will last. I found even these combo jobbies. But please tell me im not blind...

Not sure about this Stiletto brand... nice price tho

Multi Tool 5 in 1 Stiletto 52cc Saw Blower etc. - Turfmaster

Stiletto Multi Garden Tool - 51.7cc - 2-Stroke Engine ( 5 in 1) - Hedge Trimmer, Pole Saw, Trimmer, Jet Blower, Chainsaw 2 stroke petrol engine.

www.turfmaster.co.za

but wait... looks like the same thing but TANAKA

Multi Tool 5 in 1 Tanaka 52cc Saw Blower etc. - Turfmaster

Tanaka Multi Garden Tool - 51.7cc - 2-Stroke Engine ( 5 in 1) - Hedge Trimmer, Pole Saw, Trimmer, Jet Blower, Chainsaw 2 stroke petrol engine.

www.turfmaster.co.za

and then here is a husky

Multi Tool 5 in 1 Husky 52cc Pole Saw Blower - Turfmaster

Husky Multi Garden Tool - 51.7cc - 2-Stroke Engine ( 5 in 1) - Hedge Trimmer, Pole Saw, Trimmer, Jet Blower, Chainsaw 2 stroke petrol engine.

www.turfmaster.co.za

 

[MarmiteMonster]

*reanimation jutsu

Need a Brush Cutter for a small holding (1HA) and have quite a bit of "bos" to clear...

Any recommendations on a suitable brush cutter that will last. I found even these combo jobbies. But please tell me im not blind...

Not sure about this Stiletto brand... nice price tho

Multi Tool 5 in 1 Stiletto 52cc Saw Blower etc. - Turfmaster

Stiletto Multi Garden Tool - 51.7cc - 2-Stroke Engine ( 5 in 1) - Hedge Trimmer, Pole Saw, Trimmer, Jet Blower, Chainsaw 2 stroke petrol engine.

www.turfmaster.co.za

but wait... looks like the same thing but TANAKA

Multi Tool 5 in 1 Tanaka 52cc Saw Blower etc. - Turfmaster

Tanaka Multi Garden Tool - 51.7cc - 2-Stroke Engine ( 5 in 1) - Hedge Trimmer, Pole Saw, Trimmer, Jet Blower, Chainsaw 2 stroke petrol engine.

www.turfmaster.co.za

and then here is a husky

Multi Tool 5 in 1 Husky 52cc Pole Saw Blower - Turfmaster

Husky Multi Garden Tool - 51.7cc - 2-Stroke Engine ( 5 in 1) - Hedge Trimmer, Pole Saw, Trimmer, Jet Blower, Chainsaw 2 stroke petrol engine.

www.turfmaster.co.za

If you're going to abuse them none of these will work. But if you take care of your stuff and don't over work the machines they should be fine.
Or a another option if you a have a plant hire near you, you can maybe hire a sprinkaan,kudu or something similar to clear everything and after that use a weedeater to maintain it.