1 Blade 8"-20t - Renegade Hawk/Hybrid - Brush Specialty - RENEGADE BLADE® - Carbide Brush Cutter Weed Eater Blades, 203mm Diameter

I don't really understand the "thickness " rating it's not thick and that is an advantage in my opinion, it is the reason I was able to save a lot of money !.. I was about to order a " hand held bush hog " something I could use to cut down decent size shrubs, sucker trees , small trees as well as thick grass..the machine would set me back around $1600.. so I checked out the specs and the reason for the high price ( and it was a very nice machine and not so much as overpriced for what you got ) which was because it was super heavy duty and had an engine with a lot cc's which was needed to spin the blade which was very heavy , probably or certainly more durable than this blade but, I love this blade ,it can go through just about anything and because it's much thinner means it's much lighter which means I don't need a machine like the one I was going to order .. I did put it on a mid to higher end echo machine that can operate as many different machines depending on the attachments.. I bought the echo brush clearing attachment,which is basically a weed eater shaft with a metal blade with way too many teeth to clear land with anything other than thich grass and very small sucker trees so, I just replaced the blade with this blade which I actually ordered by mistake.. I thought I needed something with more teeth and meant to order something with at least twice as many teeth.. . I originally gave it 3 stars because I didn't really put it through much thinking I'd just wait till the one I meant to order came in.. so I got the blade with more teeth and it was just too slow ..so I put this blade ( the 20 tooth blade pictured) back on and decided to see what it would do , not caring if the blade lasted 5 minutes .. well with the blade being a fraction of the weight of the echo blade ..it went through everything ..I could not believe the efficiency of the machine I'd built for one third of what I was going to spend and it was a lot lighter.. this blade can easily cut down 3" trees .. I mainly needed this to maintain trees I'd already cut down to what was legally allowed .. in florida ,with all the rain and sunshine.. sprouts were 10 ft tall within 6 months.. you can also slide this slightly under the surface to take out thich grasses and weeds, it "burns them " and gives a much tighterer look..almost mulches .. but, one very important thing is to make sure if you use a blade like this that you wear gloves,thick pants, long sleeves and protective glasses and make sure no one is near you..if this blade can't go through a small tree or hits a stump it will "kick back " and if someone was say behind you trying to clean away what has been cut it could be a deadly mistake.. be very cautious with this ,like you should with any bladed machine.. back to the blade.. it can clear a lot of land in a day and it's like using a commercial weed eater all day.. which does get fatiguing but, there's no way you could use the $1600 machine all day and be able to move the next day.. now I have found that if I've taken down a lot of little trees ..the blade last just a day..but, for $23 it far exceeded my expectations.. for all the area I cleared in a day.. for what amounts to be around $35 if I count the blade, the non ethanol gas with oil mix and add a little for wear and tear ..it is well worth it.. I have made my money back several times over on the machine I built because of this light blade.. I've ordered at least 20 times and it almost always arrives in under 3 days .. no this blade will not last several days , yes this blade is well worth $23 .. it has given me a guaranteed repeat customer.. because stuff keeps on growing back !

I purchased this blade to go on my Husqvarna 128LD String Trimmer along with the TrimmerPlus BC720.I had some tall grass (3-4 feet) along with some saplings of Mulberry and Maple and this goes through them like a hot knife through butter. Occasionally, I'd get a bit of a tangle of grass around the TrimmerPlus, but nothing that was a major deal to clear away..mostly just a swipe of the gloved hand (after the blade stopped spinning of course).Anyway.., for the price, I'll buy another when the time comes.My reason for only 4 stars for "longevity" and "Durability" is that I've only used it for a few days...but after clearing nearly 1/4 acre of tall grass and sapplings... all of the teeth are intact and sharp as new. I was careful though not to get so close to the ground to avoid stones/rocks which would obviously not be good on the teeth.

There are two camps - the "chainsaw tooth" blades - and the carbide blades.The carbide blades are thinner and take less power for the same cutting. That said they can lose teeth.The chain saw tooth blades are more durable and can be sharpened with chain saw files.This blade works well. I was using it on a Ryobi gas 26cc trimmer. It bounces through up to 1" saplings and can cut through 2" without much work.I do like the anti-kickback teeth. These teeth keep it from digging in too much so it'll just cut - or bog the blade - but I haven't had a kick back / kick out yet.There is a version of this with many more teeth. Im not sure if that would be better or not. More teeth might bog the trimmer faster? It would have more spare teeth if some are knocked out by rocks or such. That said In aout 4 hours of cutting I haven't dinged it yet.I would recommend this.

A definite buy. I bought this one and the chainsaw blade type at the same time. This one is lighter and cuts quicker. The ONLY downside is it is a little more fragile. I hit a metal T post under some leaves and it was completed destroyed - I liked it so much I purchased another. The chainsaw blade type throws out 10 times the chips, cuts a little slower, but is a little more forgiving if you bump a metal post.

This blade works great, it cuts through the brush and keeps on going ! Well worth it

Once you get it up and running it's a dream. I ran into a problem mounting it. I purchased a mounting kit it was a waste of money and I couldn't use it. I spent 3 days trying to find a nut to mount it, no go. I had to mount it under my original head. It's not as close to the ground as I would like but it works wonders. Wish I purchased it the day I bought my land.

the blade is well balanced and heavy enough to not make my Husky 525 over rev too much. Still, need to feather the throttle a little like most grass and brush blades.Note: This blade is not super effective on rocks or chain link fences... It will make a dent or two but you will lose teeth in the process. Recommend avoiding both.This blade is 1000 times better than the OEM offerings from Husky. I'll buy again after this guy has chewed its last hidden rock.

Decent blade. Get about a solid eight hours of cutting small cedar trees out of each blade. Trying to find a way to sharpen the carbide tip to make them last longer.

Holy this thing cuts rights through 10cm diameter trees like nothing, hold on to your weed eater however! Used it on the e-go weed eater, you get up to an hour long of cutting with the 5ah.Update: I've been using the same blade for 6months now and although I've lost all the carbide tips it's still working great.

Beware you are not getting what you think. Its a cheaper version of what they show. The first picture is what you are getting. Not the rest of the images. Alternating carbite tip abgles and a sharpened area in between the grooves is not what you will get.

Excited to get this and try it out. Top rated by project farm. Tried it on our farm and we love it! Cuts through small trees in a second and does well with grass and brush too. Much better than the stock blade that came with our cutter.

After 3 tanks of fuel in my cutter with this blade, 14 of the 20 carbide teeth tips are missing and it no longer cuts well at all. Not worth it! OEM Husqvarna blades last way longer since they can be sharpened.

i have been un able to use this product as it did not come with the ability to hook it up its now garbage to me