Mate, l followed your other video on these and bought one. I can’t praise it enough I can’t thank you enough either for your excellent videos. Keep up the great content and information.
Thank you. As Eric Morecombe would have said, I had all the right bits but not necessarily in the right order. Thank you for supplying the music score.
Yep get it down to the spindle and secure and you're good to go. It's a cracking blade. Think a lot of people will give it a go after the recommendation. That blade has saved me a ton of time this year and so far it's bombproof. I just file it regularly.
********IMPORTANT********* Eagle eyed viewers have noticed the washer (thrust washer) is upside down... 🤣🤣🤣 it was cold in the unit so my brain didnt work 🤣🤣🤣....dome to the top 👍OREGON MULCHING BLADE amzn.to/35SBFUG
As M'Learn'd colleague wisely counsels...'Dome' up. I'm not seeing a lot of Land on the length of the splines? So better upside down than no, or too little, engagement. However, why the faffy little Keyway type slot on the blade. 'Anyone enlighten?
@@LHLgardenservices just kitting up to start my own gardening business after working in grounds maintenance for a few years. I'm clued up to a degree but your videos along with a couple of others have really helped in learning and very interesting. You are without doubt the best uk gardening channel on youtube. Thank you so much and keep posting. You deserve every subsriber you get. "clicks subscribe".
I'm glad you remind people to check the tightness of the retaining nut or bolt,because although left hand thread,and in theory should not work loose,they can do,every time you refuel, it pays to check.
The engine on bent shaft and straight shaft strimmers turn the same way, the difference at the strimmer head end is, the bent shaft still turns the same as the engine but the straight shaft(all brushcutters) has a gearbox on the end that rotates through the gearing which reverses the head at the end. If any drive shaft has a gearbox it turns in a different direction from its input to its output. Sorry for the long winded reply, just letting you know.
@@brianconnor1810 That makes sense. I've had a few bent shaft strimmers and for general use (edging and grass) are great. But more heavy duty use straight shaft everyday.
@@bobbelsekwol Yes, thats because bent shaft strimmers have a curved flexible driveshaft where as the straight shaft uses a solid steel driveshaft, it can handle more torgue of the larger engines.
I'm having problems with the fitting on my oleo mac 746 strimmer/brushcutter. It's a heavy duty machine but smoke and severe over heating have begun occurring whilst in use and has melted off the guard that attaches to it. I've tried different methods of fitting including what was shown here and same problem. I'm running out of ideas if anyone has any suggestions?
Any thoughts on which of the 4 Oregon mulching blades to get for keeping brambles under control a couple of times per year? They do a 2 blade or 3 blade, in either 3mm or 4mm thick steel. Thanks. I've got a 47cc Tanaka petrol brushcutter, by the way, so I guess the engine is powerful enough to handle the 4mm thick blades... it's just whether I need anything that thick or not.
Been using the oregon mulching blade for about 2 years now, small tip, at the cost of the blade you are better having a spare because if a large chunk gets broken off it causes unbalance on the machine as it spins potentially causing gearbox problems. You actually feel the blade isnt spining correctly, Great blade though, stihl shredder blade even better but more expensive.
I would like to mention that there are two size's of oregan blade , one is 3mm thick and the othe is 4mm thick. I use the lighter blade on my honda brushcutter.
You know I got one of these on recommendation about 6 months ago. Am yet to use it lol. Think I'll put it on one of my brush cutters so I don't forget bout it.
You need to use the small washer ( reducing washer) you get with the blade for Stihl brushcutter. Mines is a Stihl FS 410 and i required the washer on the blade then attach to the machine.
@@brianconnor1810 yeah the oregon blade. The washer that came with it didn't last too long seemingly and found a suitable replacement. What I noticed when using it was it would seize up at the shaft even though everything was fitted and sat flush once fastened and eventually began overheating to the point it began smoking and the guard melted lol. I inspected the shafts and moving parts which all seem fine so it's once the parts were on there and in use that I started having problems and that's not even putting the mulcher to hard task even, it's been brambles I've stuck to clearing with barely any stone in the area.
Lee! Having some major troubles with these blades. It’s caused my fs460 stihl to break twice now. Have you had any breakages whilst using these. Amazing piece of kit when working I agree
Mate, l followed your other video on these and bought one. I can’t praise it enough I can’t thank you enough either for your excellent videos. Keep up the great content and information.
very kind pal thank you 👍👍👍
Thank you. As Eric Morecombe would have said, I had all the right bits but not necessarily in the right order. Thank you for supplying the music score.
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Yep get it down to the spindle and secure and you're good to go. It's a cracking blade. Think a lot of people will give it a go after the recommendation. That blade has saved me a ton of time this year and so far it's bombproof. I just file it regularly.
👍👍as you can see on mine I haven't even sharpened it yet still working fantastic...I will treat it to a quick sharpen asap🤣
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Eagle eyed viewers have noticed the washer (thrust washer) is upside down...
🤣🤣🤣 it was cold in the unit so my brain didnt work 🤣🤣🤣....dome to the top 👍OREGON MULCHING BLADE
amzn.to/35SBFUG
I was wondering lol, maybe your eyes were upside down. Them blades will take a hammering, and look awful, YET!!! still do a good job.
@@TKG Absolutely 💪💪💪🤣
As M'Learn'd colleague wisely counsels...'Dome' up. I'm not seeing a lot of Land on the length of the splines? So better upside down than no, or too little, engagement. However, why the faffy little Keyway type slot on the blade. 'Anyone enlighten?
Lol found out about the blade through you videos, searched for fitting and youre back again lol
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@@LHLgardenservices just kitting up to start my own gardening business after working in grounds maintenance for a few years. I'm clued up to a degree but your videos along with a couple of others have really helped in learning and very interesting. You are without doubt the best uk gardening channel on youtube. Thank you so much and keep posting. You deserve every subsriber you get. "clicks subscribe".
I'm glad you remind people to check the tightness of the retaining nut or bolt,because although left hand thread,and in theory should not work loose,they can do,every time you refuel, it pays to check.
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Great channel Scouse, keep it up, much appreciated.
cheers glad you are enjoying the videos 🤩🤩👍👍👍
They are a beast of a tool the best tenner I ever spent .I would recommend using a nylon lock nut 😜 🍻🍻👍
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I've found as well that the bent shaft strimmers turn the blade the wrong way, hence why you can't fit the blade on a strimmer. Brilliant bit of kit.
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The engine on bent shaft and straight shaft strimmers turn the same way, the difference at the strimmer head end is, the bent shaft still turns the same as the engine but the straight shaft(all brushcutters) has a gearbox on the end that rotates through the gearing which reverses the head at the end. If any drive shaft has a gearbox it turns in a different direction from its input to its output. Sorry for the long winded reply, just letting you know.
@@brianconnor1810 That makes sense. I've had a few bent shaft strimmers and for general use (edging and grass) are great. But more heavy duty use straight shaft everyday.
@@bobbelsekwol Yes, thats because bent shaft strimmers have a curved flexible driveshaft where as the straight shaft uses a solid steel driveshaft, it can handle more torgue of the larger engines.
I'm having problems with the fitting on my oleo mac 746 strimmer/brushcutter. It's a heavy duty machine but smoke and severe over heating have begun occurring whilst in use and has melted off the guard that attaches to it. I've tried different methods of fitting including what was shown here and same problem. I'm running out of ideas if anyone has any suggestions?
Your much more successful with hex keys than me!
When I stuck an Allen wrench in my head, they sent me to hospital for observation!
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Interesting attachment.
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I don't have a brushcutter but thankfully my pro combi has a brushcutter engine so this blade works like a dream!
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Any thoughts on which of the 4 Oregon mulching blades to get for keeping brambles under control a couple of times per year? They do a 2 blade or 3 blade, in either 3mm or 4mm thick steel. Thanks. I've got a 47cc Tanaka petrol brushcutter, by the way, so I guess the engine is powerful enough to handle the 4mm thick blades... it's just whether I need anything that thick or not.
I've only used the 2 blade..more than happy with it
amzn.to/35SBFUG
@@LHLgardenservices Thanks LHL
@@LHLgardenservices can this oregon blade attack to most string trimmers
Been using the oregon mulching blade for about 2 years now, small tip, at the cost of the blade you are better having a spare because if a large chunk gets broken off it causes unbalance on the machine as it spins potentially causing gearbox problems. You actually feel the blade isnt spining correctly, Great blade though, stihl shredder blade even better but more expensive.
I would like to mention that there are two size's of oregan blade , one is 3mm thick and the othe is 4mm thick. I use the lighter blade on my honda brushcutter.
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You know I got one of these on recommendation about 6 months ago. Am yet to use it lol. Think I'll put it on one of my brush cutters so I don't forget bout it.
they are fantastic 👍👍👍👍
Iv got the fs400 and tryed putting one of these on but wont go properly
they are universal so should go on 🤔🤔🤔
You need to use the small washer ( reducing washer) you get with the blade for Stihl brushcutter. Mines is a Stihl FS 410 and i required the washer on the blade then attach to the machine.
@@brianconnor1810 yeah I'm looking for spares of these. No hardware shops do a generic 20mm washer.
@@aaronboggs9719 Is it the oregon blade you bought? Everyone ive bought comes with the additional washer taped to the blade.
@@brianconnor1810 yeah the oregon blade. The washer that came with it didn't last too long seemingly and found a suitable replacement. What I noticed when using it was it would seize up at the shaft even though everything was fitted and sat flush once fastened and eventually began overheating to the point it began smoking and the guard melted lol. I inspected the shafts and moving parts which all seem fine so it's once the parts were on there and in use that I started having problems and that's not even putting the mulcher to hard task even, it's been brambles I've stuck to clearing with barely any stone in the area.
What about universal mulching blade for lawnmower buddy? Any good?
Sorry not used one myself 🤷♂️
I didnt get the washer (cut out) have you got the link where it can be purchased from? What size bolt screw are you using.
what do you think about efco mowers? have honda izzy but need a bigger deck was looking at efco 21 inch or honda hrx? any help much appreciated
Sorry buddy dont know anything about them 🤔🤔
@@LHLgardenservices no problem for your reply maybe sombody else will see it and comment. cheers mate
Lee! Having some major troubles with these blades. It’s caused my fs460 stihl to break twice now. Have you had any breakages whilst using these. Amazing piece of kit when working I agree
No mate sorry to hear that.Ive done loads with it and not a problem...comments have all been positive too🤔
Unbelievable a complete eating machine 💪🏼 m8 £10 well spent 👍🏼Ynwa
YEP😁
Brilliant m8 just what I'm looking for. How to put my new blade on and get in to action Wednesday 👍🏼YNWA
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It's called a splined shaft and a female splined step washer, and the screw is actually a nut !!
@janner2121 my bad 😅
Why don't you show us how you sharpen the blade?
What do you mean "why don't I show you how I sharpen the blade"....because I havnt sharpened the blade
Hi handsome, everything you don't know the name of , you can look it up in your MANUAL. ❤❤
If you have been fully trained and licensed people should know how to change a blade
well...cant speak for them but I keep getting questions on it 🤔🤔