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I like the Tri blade, use it the most for rough stuff. I haven't used 4 lobed. I dislike the 2 lobed, one dinked notch in it, then it's totally out balance.
If you have the correct guard fitted the muching blade does not touch the ground as the guard prevents this. I find it a very efficient bit of kit and it reduces the amount debris left on the surface as it's cut a lot smaller rather than just cut down and left on the ground.
Do the Stihl blades come with the fitting kit or is it extra ?
I believe they do not come with the required gubbins. Just a blade. Best to speak to your Stihl dealer.
I live in Ireland & it's wonderful but the Stihl dealers are not good :)
F r Jones have got the fitting kit for under £36. With out the tools needed to fit.
I trialled a Stihl one last week at the local shop , it was like two discs oscillating, unbelievable it was
No chance of it flicking stones as it worked like a hedgecutter , I've not seen one ever being used and don't know the name of it though
That's been well publicised & reviewed here.
Rg-km? Great tool, massive price difference.
That's the one . Do you use that regular , he advised it for edging on grass cuts but I thought it was a bit too slow for that tbh , great for some jobs tho
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