Weed Warrior Push-N-Load Nylon Replacement Blades for Push-N-Load Trimmer Head, 12 Count
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About Weed Warrior Push-N-Load Nylon Replacement Blades for Push-N-Load Trimmer Head, 12 Count
Overall Feedback:
77% positive
75% appreciated the improved cutting performance, while 25% experienced decreased efficiency
I was able to cut down overgrown bushes just over an inch thick using the same three blades on the trimmer, indicating good cutting performance.
These blades are excellent for slicing through underbrush or clearing out overgrown areas. They are much better than string and also do a fine job on lawns in open areas.
My blades broke almost immediately when they came into contact with stumps and rocks, indicating poor cutting performance.
I found that the replacement blades were brittle and stiff, snapping off when meeting the slightest resistance, indicating poor cutting performance.
77% found it easy to use
If I use the blades smartly, they will be worth the money spent.
These are great for small to medium weeds, especially when used with trimmer heads that use trimmer line like the Ugly Head Hybrid.
74% praised the durable and long-lasting line, while 26% experienced frequent breaks
It is a significant improvement over .095 heavy duty whip twine.
These blades are excellent for slicing through underbrush or clearing out overgrown areas. They are also good for lawns in open areas.
The replacement blades snapped off easily and were brittle and stiff. Compared to the original blades, they were less tough and flexible.
76% liked the size and fit, but 24% found it incompatible
I have used the trimmer to edge and trim near harder surfaces like large rock/boulders, metal posts, concrete walkways, and have been smart about it.
I found that the blades fit tightly at the connection point, which may not be an issue with the blades themselves.
The blades broke almost immediately due to stumps and rocks, indicating that they were not strong enough for the task.
