CHAIN Trimmer Head !? REVIEW AND TEST #2

[@DShomemade]

CHAIN Trimmer Head !? REVIEW AND TEST #2 kzbin.info/www/bejne/r53EqHqNgaupn7M Trimmer Head 5 Steel Blades Razors !? REVIEW AND TEST #1 kzbin.info/www/bejne/d3XcoWx3pLimi80

[@valentinowatts2996]

9999ooo⁹⁹⁹

[@tossedsaber8715]

This is a murder machine 😂

*Bom dia, boa tarde e boa noite. Como se chama essa peça de encaixe com a corrente, e se a peça adapta facilmente à roçadeira nakasaki 63Cc ???* Good morning, good afternoon and good night. What is this chain fitting part called, and does it easily fit with the nakasaki 63Cc mower?

[@swalowit]

You Can't Be Serious !?!? 5 Steel Blade Trimmer Head !?!? Next Review should be on Russian Roulette !?!? 🤯🤣

[@byyz9204]

Îmi place foarte mult

[@greggd2027]

I bought one of these a couple years ago. I attached it to my 42cc Echo brush cutter. I used it on very thick blackberry brambles. It cut right through them. I used a chopping motion from the top down, nice and slow, so the chains would mulch everything rather than just cut at the base. Definitely got the job done. The only drawback I see is potential danger to the user. I wore thick chaps, leather boots, a long sleeved sweatshirt, leather arm sleeves for welding, thick leather gloves, an old dirt biking chest protector, and a safety helmet with a visor. I didn't want any metal coming back at me. And while cutting the brambles, I clipped an old metal pipe I couldn't see sticking up from the ground. It sent sparks flying. Thankfully it was winter and just after a rain. But, I must say this thing does work well.

[@SuperEraclis]

This and similar products with linked metal cutting parts (eg chains) are banned in the EU and unless UK updates its legislation also in UK, This followed a fatal accident in Scotland where the end link of a chain flew off and severed the spinal cord in the neck of a person working away from the operation. Unlike plastic cords and hinged plastic blades the steel links have about 8 times the density and so at the same speed have 8 times the momentum if they are ejected, ie similar to a bullet. This is why only solid cutting blades (as on a brush cutting head) or plastic parts are allowed.

[@joshw9277]

I actually had one and it was the best attachment I had fur the bushcutter, but I will agree, they are phenomenally dangerous.

[@brokentombot]

It's worth it. 10 men die but we cleared 20 square kilometers of land!

[@machonsote918]

It's perfect when there are a bunch of protesters close to the front yard.

[@kmkwong]

@@brokentombot especially in china

[@stephencox4718]

Great for bush stuff, but there is a reason we use nylon cord. It doesn't do significant damage to your good stuff like pipes building material & garden edgings! This chain will destroy all those things you don't wont touched. Keep this head for the bush & not around your home or you garden!

[@brianmenendez]

and it will eat right through pvc fencing

[@causetheplumstasteyum7848]

Same with most things of such , some common sense needs to be applied.

[@truxton1000]

Well if it demand something from the user that`s obvious, but it should still be available for people with common sense. But a proper guard should be around it as if it comes loose it would be dangerous. Talking about dangerous chain saws are very dangerous but we still use them...

[@causetheplumstasteyum7848]

@@truxton1000 true , the brushcutter attachments do have guards around them , they basically do the same thing , chainsaws are different though its very rare a chainsaw chain actually breaks , they generally would just slide off the bar if they didn't have the correct tension , that's why proper protection is so important a car could be very dangerous if you ploughed into a crowd of people , its just about being safe and knowing what you are doing

[@SrinathJ2122]

@@causetheplumstasteyum7848 well said. On our estate we have large tracts of land that needs atleast 3 to 4 rounds weeding per year. With around 4-5 weed cutters operating. Since it's a hilly region the best option is this type of weeding machine. The bane of operation was the rope getting cut off too frequently and at times multiple machines stopped to fix the issues. I used a Jeeps accelerator cable instead of rope. It's almost a decade now and it still works without a problem. Yes, almost any machinery can be dangerous. Any accidents arising from them is a negligence on our part. A slip of a screw driver can be harmful or as many of us have experienced a hammered finger while nailing. I had my share of hammered fingers 😂😂😂

[@727412]

these things are incredibly dangerous. the chain broke on mine and wrapped around my lower leg giving me nasty lacerations and broken bones . i was lucky to keep my leg. It shredded the guard my shinpads overalls and steel capped Redwings. Don't even think of getting one.

[@papamvc915]

Your choice

[@davehollywood6024]

It surprises me that such an obviously dangerous thing is even available to AVERAGE JOE!

[@maukaman]

Wow that’s scary thanks for sharing. Where did the chain hit you? I was thinking about trying one some day, thought I’d be fine if I wore shin pads. I think I’ll reconsider.

[@austrobok2958]

@@Shaun-mt5wv Doubt that it was the same model. Those are chain LOOPS, so it would have to break at 2 points simultaneously to separate and injure someone..

[@Shaun-mt5wv]

@@austrobok2958, that’s cool to know. I really liked the way it worked. When I went to buy it they were only sold out of Canada. Do you think they are safe?

[@muddundee]

The HSE banned these in the UK last year following the death of a worker clearing a bank next to a road. His partner upslope was using a chain strimmer & a link broke off the end. The link hit him at the back of his neck where it joins his skull. He was killed instantly.

[@michaelsimbeck8262]

In the EU this stuff is forbidden since 2012....

[@mickdubya692]

This could be my favourite KZbin invention yet! 10/10

[@casper3130]

Wow those are dangerous! A friend of my dad used a Sthil weed eater with the saw blade adaptor kit and hit a rock shattering the blade which hit his ankle almost cutting his foot off. I would guess the chains would do the same thing one comes apart.

[@montyharder3663]

This thing looks literally like a chainsaw, but without a bar to guide the blade. How could anyone think this is a good idea?

[@uragunini2097]

@@buckrogers2828 thats what i thought too, it would be like a projectile if it broke off and if its made in china it may happen very soon after using it

[@lopiecart]

​@@uragunini2097If a link breaks close to the attachment point, it would cause the rest of the chain to fully extend. Next thing you know youre in the emergency room.

[@PerfectPencil]

This was my exact thought. This thing would be TOO MUCH. Like bringing a grenade to a knife fight. All you're meant to be cutting is weeds/grass. You don't need to also be able to lop off limbs. Zombie apocalypse? Sure. Doing chores? Hell no!

[@LiLBitsDK]

they are illegal here just for that reason

[@warrendourond7236]

My grandfather warned me about a snapped chain being a lethal piece of shrapnel. This seems to be just a matter of time before there’s an “accident”! I’d throw on some bucking chaps and armoured steel toes. I know a guy who died home brewing stuff like this at home. It was all fun and games up till then!

[@1t729]

That's exactly what I was going to post . I agreed with you , it's stupid to use so deadly tool !!!

[@king1984mg]

This year's Darwin award goes to....

[@jnunez1203]

😂😂😂

[@normalwhiteguy1555]

I loved it! I’d give it two 👍 but I lost one making this

[@mikenethery9418]

Yes..would make most suburbanites piddle themselves...Darwin award?...goes to homogenized suburbanites unable to adapt to unpasteurized challenges..lol..

[@av8rshane491]

Texas weed wacker massacre?

[@sk22ng]

Probably worth having in the arsenal. Although more robust than string this is better suited for the open areas and switching to string for the more delicate perimeter obstacles.

[@ВикторГромов-с1у]

Лучший способ остаться без конечностей

[@евгенийпетров-ч5ш1т]

Мне даже с дивана страшно было смотреть))

[@АлександрПиров-п4б]

а бронежилет? на что?!

[@vladdolgov1368]

мне такую пластиковую защиту заряженная с завода леска срезала, одна сторона сильно вышла и банально пластик снесла. а тут цепь... видел у соседа минитрактор, у него 4 таких цепи снизу и он держит 48 соток земли, вот там восседая сверху и оно снизу косит - ото дело, а тут стрем

[@PavelVolkov69]

А как же когда диском косиш, тоже самое, просто цепь удобнее, она гибкая. Я бытоже такую бы приобрёл, да негде.

[@Lesnoi-Krasnolesnii]

@@PavelVolkov69 ну да для дураков придумали смазку цепей на пилах. В короткое время звенья просто будут стираться и превращаться в оружие массового поражения .

[@ravingrambler9533]

I have this chain.not only does it cut grass and 25mm branches,bot can also cut bricks in half.awesome!!!

[@markselleck8132]

Using something like this would be a disaster waiting to happen if you're in an area where you are cutting where the ground is not "organic dirt", but is silica sand. Steel discs that are made with chainsaw segments around the edge were found to start flying off the disc, as the sand destroyed the rivet heads that were keeping the teeth attached to the steel discs.

[@andrykarlyak163]

Performances are indeed very good on a simple surface (with absence of hard rocks and glass bottles). User Warning notice: Downsides of Chain trimmer head: - When the chain holder is not attached properly, it can detach at a very high speed, thus causing damage to your body parts (legs) - When a user doesn't look after the chain cautiously, when breakage occurs, the length of the chain can rip your legs severely. - If entering in contact with rocks or glass, the debris projected at such a speed can damage your body. The helmet will not be sufficient to assure protection of the face or eyes with such impacts, as rocks, metal and glass will be able to pierce through conventional grilled helmets. A helmet made of reinforced polycarbonate is advised. A body armor or a braided suit is advised. - Note that the wieght of the chain will affect the consumption of the fuel by 20% at least, and will make your engine work by over 20% as well. Be advised that only cautious and informed users should use such advanced methods for trimming.

[@ranhat2]

Clear, smart explanation and a 1-2-3. Some viewers made smart comments and the best might be "i really hope you made some iron pipe leggings to go with that." Add steel lined boots. What other materials might be used with less fragmentation if rocks, etc., are hit?

[@joshw9277]

Chainsaw trousers are a good idea.

[@joshw9277]

@@buckrogers2828 Not when I was using it, on a Croft (like a very small farm), I made sure I was the only person for aleast 150m. As I’ve mentioned in other comments I will acknowledge how phenomenally dangerous, I knew that if it even clipped my leg I would in all likelihood loose the leg.

[@chiefordnance]

This is a new Texas Chainsaw Massacre accessory....

[@Dragon-Slay3r]

🖤❤️🍽️?

[@nrich5127]

Reality check: the drive cable between the motor and the trimmer head was never designed for these increased loads and does and will fail prematurely with this chain head. I worked in a repair shop for a few years and this weakness was noticed.

[@ShutoStriker]

That was my first thought too. Could be dangerous for the user too.

[@ezraredgwell]

Straight shaft trimmers can easily take this attachment if this was a curved shaft then I would be worried. Straight shaft trimmers have a actual steel drive shaft in them and curved shafts have a tightly wound spring that drives the head

[@nrich5127]

@@ezraredgwell Even the straight shaft ones were never designed for the added weight of a metal chain nor the shock it gives when it suddenly stops when it hits a rock or other object. The long term reliablity is in jeopardy in my opinion. Let the buyer beware.

[@TexasEngineer]

I had a similar chain trimmer head back in the 90’s. The chain was smaller and not doubled. It would cut the saplings down. I almost cut down a fiberglass streetlight pole trimming the grass around it. Edging was great. One problem. The edging around concrete would wear the chain down and it would sling pieces of metal at high speed. I could never find a replacement head. I figured the Consumer Product Safety Commission recalled the product, UNTIL NOW. It has been resurrected and improved.

[@timk6167]

This looks like it does a great job especially on very rough areas. There's other tools that do the job but I think I prefer this. I agree this could be dangerous, but a chainsaw for real is pretty much one of the most dangerous pieces of equipment without a guard out there, but with correct use they are indispensable.

[@josecarlosalvesportela3419]

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[@johnrobertson7583]

Exactly...a powersaw is probably one of the most dangerous tools out there...and mostly so because people will pick one up without so much as a set of safety glasses...let alone chaps or a hardhat...

[@wheelie642]

I can’t imagine the low productivity of the chain saw now using line trim. 😋😋😄😄🤣🤣😂🤣😅

[@pushyslayer4561]

its not really a chain saw chain if you look at it.. It appears to be cutting with the Drive link side of the chain and the blade side is missing.. there is no real sharp bits on it

[@paulthomas8262]

@@pushyslayer4561 that is not why it is dangerous.

[@dddpvt]

Similar device was pulled from the markets several years back. In certain situations, the links would break and become projectiles.

[@MsMara287]

Look Ma, I won't have to buy shoes anymore because my feet have been cut off at the ankles.

[@marypumarada3454]

Jajajajaja

[@129jaystreet]

It works!

[@MsMara287]

@@129jaystreet T he prosthetic feet industry is doing very well because of this video.

[@grobinson8]

BAHAHA!!

[@Mike4metal]

Should be sold in stores! The best!👍🏻

[@Littleraptorland]

Thank you so much for testing this for us. It may be dangerous but when you have 3 acres of thin brush and thick love grass you have to look at all options

[@ronhiel6898]

Wonder it is available for a walk behind weed trimmer.

[@pushyslayer4561]

im a certified Stihl technician and i can tell you this will void any warranty and safety is not guaranteed by Stihl. an FS model is defiantly not going to handle that for to long. a KM Model might hold up, however stihl offers safer possibly more effective head attachments. run one of these tools in to your leg one time and suddenly safety is all you want to talk about.. take it from someone who knows.. there is also operational procedures Stihl would like Operators to be aware.. in the case of Weed Wackers and Brush wackers (FS and KM) one thing is angle of cut.. that concerns me with the chin idea is what is the correct angle of cut to prevent kick back? Hopefully the manufacture of the Chain wacker shares its Safety testing information Regardless, once you put a non Stihl head on your Stihl like the video creator did you are on your own. the liability is your own completely

[@ravenravstopbanningmeyt1034]

@@pushyslayer4561 how would you know if they replaced it, if they switched them out afterwards to claim you all liable

[@pushyslayer4561]

@@ravenravstopbanningmeyt1034 if it were me making the claim id inspect the string shield, if all was in place and the pinion, shaft or clutch took damage id pretty much know something was used incorrectly. Then we also speak with the customer. most the time they will let us know.. Either way, even if you were my best friend and i wanted to get you the claim i likely would not be able to find a cause of failure that is a factory defect. Stihl Engineers put a lot of effort in their Product, and the Designs have not changed for a long time so Stihl knows what to expect.. Even if i made the claim because i did not recognize it was damaged from miss use Stihl will review it and if they come to the conclusion i was incorrect they will send the claim back and i will have to pay for it out of pocket (or at least the Business) in all they years ive only ever personally found one Saw, believe MS251 that had a factory defect. Stihl was already Aware they had this issue so when i found one that had the defect they replaced it with new for the customer immediately.. Like i said, they are very familiar with he engineering of their product so they almost always know what to expect.

[@lesfermierslointain3726]

@@pushyslayer4561bonjour quelle sont les défaut usine sur le ms251 merci d'avance

[@cliffhanger20]

Lots of timid scared folks commenting here. Love this type trimmer, have used it for 3 summers and it shreds everything. If you are scared of shredding every kind of vegetation in sight stick with your cute little battery trimmer with some cotton string and you're well manicured feet.

[@stephenkerwood8898]

Chain is on backwards, your cutting with the drive teeth. Try turning the chain around to see if it will take a leg off when it flies apart.

[@skidmarkscar9082]

Look closer, the cutters have been removed.

[@olekdah]

They are cutting with the drive teeths, but one of the chains is on backwards.

[@skidmarkscar9082]

@@olekdah good spotting there Sherlock”

[@j.p.8276]

A good friend of mine had a similar one of these and was doing fine until he hit hit a solid object which stopped the power head instantly and the pent up energy from 20,000 rpm twisted the trimmer and broke his arm in 2 places. That energy has to go somewhere. These things are too dangerous.

[@davidbarker9561]

I call bs on that, i know a thing or two about how energy is transferred and with one single linkage/universal joint the torque/energy is lowered to less than 30%, these machines have 3 or 4 linkages. Plus the links in your arm to absorb the energy, that thing could stop dead and you would barely feel it let alone it break bones

[@j.p.8276]

@@davidbarker9561 The man I spoke of was a good friend and workmate and I had NO reason to doubt him. I saw the arm in the cast for months while it healed so take your doubts and put them where the sun don't shine.

[@gadget348]

Title should read 'Petrol powered foot remover'

[@Marco-vn1db]

That shi dangerous

[@samd7548]

Yea 🤣

[@singledijjiti.q.2294]

No kidding that's one of the scariest things I've ever seen

[@348loadedlever3]

Ladies and gentlemen this man is a professional And a doctor, Business must be slow. This device should drive up his business

[@janjaowki]

Ja te łańcuchy przeciąłem na połowę cienką tarczą i zamontowałem tylko dwie jego połówki na przeciw siebie . Teraz jest bezpieczniej , bo poprzednio , gdy jedna końcówka łańcucha urwała się tuż przy bębnie - to wówczas wydłużony łańcuch z wielką siłą uderzył w osłonę i rozerwał ją . Podczas tego zdarzenia także wystąpiło niebezpiecznie silne szarpnięcie całej kosy .

[@GuillermoRamírez-e5d]

Hey pides usar cadenas de motosierra qué ya no sirvan Las cortas de 18 pláticas las que se desliza sobre el riel Yo lo hice y funciona

[@vanmann8347]

You get better results using a multi toothed brush blade and you don’t have to worry about slowly down for saplings. Plus there’s no moving parts like on the chain.

[@ralphdavies5166]

The deadliest tool I’ve ever seen 🙏

[@paulhare662]

I guess you ain't seen the angle grinder chainsaw disc?

[@tideofamoleculeweonceknew5935]

@@paulhare662 he lives under a rock, saw this video in a dream.

[@leejerko342]

Wife: Never see him so hardworking Husband: New toy

[@SGTvolcan]

Looks perfect for cutting thick briar patches.

[@shalvinsharma2865]

This is a good concept, it's about using the right tool for the right job, just like nylon wire is for grass cutting and blades for thick vegitation etc. its application should only be used for overgrown grass etc, i doubt it can be used with thick vegitation as it might either damage the machine or get tangled more often since its less flexible and thicker, if it also came with a clear platic sheild to fit the front end it would be alot safer aswell since anything it hits, for eg a pebble, it will fly with atleast 20× more force. Another downside is It will damage anthing soft like paint, water pipes, plants and fence's where this machine is actualy more handy.

[@snakedike]

I think I'd be wearing some extremely heavy boots when using that thing.

[@jnunez1203]

😂

[@mycelicharmony7533]

Extremely heavy is probably not so extreme in this case

[@nateb4543]

And steel shin guards

[@4allmo]

And Body Armor.

[@felixchin1438]

Great video. Thank you for the Demo. May i ask what is the brand of your mower?

[@bbuck9994]

I made a similar device from an old 12" chain saw blade bolted into a oregon strimmer head. Works fantastic on heavy grass and brush.

[@Нетимени-з3в]

пиши по русски СЛАВА РОССИИ

[@robertperly3783]

Cool transition from workshop zoom out to table top - impressive

[@CH4madness]

I’d like to know how well this cuts toes, feet, ankles, and shins.

[@jnunez1203]

😂

[@buelowexcavating]

Thanks, great video. How did the one with two chains work?

[@leebarnhart831]

A wise man from down under once said "Danger, Danger, Danger."

[@brokentombot]

Thick sapling: Am I a joke to you!? Doctor D.S. with chain trimmer: Yes.

[@euX222X]

But, the "nylon cord" could also do this, and without the risk of loss an eye, or die with your femoral/jugular cutted off by shrapnels of a chain that will certain broke in pieces soon or later...

[@jnunez1203]

Check king1984mg comment😂

[@keirakain]

I made a brush mulcher out of a cut down lawn mower blafe that thing will mulch a 2 inch sapling down side is if it binds up it trys to lauch towards your shins

[@BrianPhillipsRC]

Now go mow around a fence / house foundation (like most of us do with trimmers) and see the destruction level - that's really what I want to know. Nice video, and product looks nice.

[@Romantico1962]

Good observation, but not only that, the chain will cost serious damage to your body if something goes wrong, so I would rather stay safe with an ordinary trimmer.

[@xavierfolger1304]

why are there always guys who have the opinion, a tested device must be the ultimate alrounder for all uses! if you were on banks or bush land with high gras, and/or small dry brances, use this device. if you work along fences, houses or terrain with rocks, use a thick wire. or is it to complicate to change the atachments? this thing is a good alrounder for grasss and branches, what other blade atachements or wire isnt.

[@gangleweed]

These tools work fine as long as they don't fall apart.....one piece of that chain can severely injure you hence the nylon string line type that cannot do you any harm. Even the type that uses solid plastic blades is lethal.

[@mverstaen]

now let's wait and see when the chain gives out and breaks and all those pieces of metal are hurled in every direction causing all kinds of collateral damage.

[@luka9529]

I’ve seen about a million of this sort of products. Frankly if I spin my son’s baby boots fast enough it will chop up vegetation. Question is how it mows and how it performs on the long run. Nice vid! Thx

[@barrylitchfield8357]

OK in an open field... except for it's unsafe! What about trimming along your house or barn foundation, or along a chain link fence?

[@ВикторГончаров-е1к]

Порезы от удара или при нежелательном прикосновении все равно останутся, даже на бетоне...а забору тем более если он из дерева, вообще жопа! Беларусь.г.Орша 14.07.2022.

[@OudomOfficial]

This head is better than before 👍

[@karlburris4587]

The “Kamikaze Trimmer” from Ronco.

[@gadgalleto5906]

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[@yanariyoukai2825]

I want this guy on my zombie apocalypse survival team.

[@readtruth6670]

The definition of a machine is a device that gives you a mechanical advantage in order to reduce the work required. This is the PERFECT machine. Just hit some concrete with it and you’ll likely never have to do work ever again.

[@glenparker234]

This head is better than the ones they made years ago I loved them they don’t cut fine grass but anything stiff works great they really shine one things like blackberries just don’t push it into thicker vines fast or it will snap off the chain a couple links off the end it will take a while they band them in California which was sad because they worked great and I used my old chainsaw chains which was a plus

[@Flex030]

Love this, I like how I won't have to be spooling up twine often 👍

[@michaell874]

I am sure the chain linked weed whacked does a great job on cutting the lawn, but a safety issue may arise if the spinning chain comes into contact with your leg.

[@rogerf3675]

Looks like a nice product but i'd imagine it wouldn't be recommended for edging along a concrete sidewalk.

[@Googlag]

Your business is not to think, but to buy a nylon fishing line. The business should be profitable all the time. Do you understand?

[@rogerf3675]

@@Googlag Ummm, No, I guess not. This product seems to replace the nylon line units. My comments were directed at potential safety issues of the metal chain at high speed hitting concrete. Since I know they also have blade edgers as well It was an investigation into its durability since I haven't used one of these.

[@Googlag]

@@rogerf3675 You can write to the world automakers with your silly fears.after all, they have long abandoned rubber-nylon timing belts. In favor of the reliability of the chain drive. capitalist ignoramus.- consumer.

[@ardalla535]

@@Googlag True. And on Mars, the giant sand worms use chain drives also. As did the Atlanteans.

[@rogerf3675]

@@Googlag I'll have to call bullshit on your statements. We aren't talking a timing chain so you must be a communist ignoramus I go into Home Depot and Lowes all the time for yard trimmers yet I see Nylon in abundance. Not a one of them carry the chain. Also you have some kind of an attitude really as my concern was simply asking about the products safety. I wouldn't call safety concerns being silly fears, especially when youtube is full of moron people doing dumb things that get themselves injured. How about you go check out what happens when a chain saw hits a spiked tree smart ass, chain driven mechanical devices tend to act badly when they hit something solid, that is a known fact. So unless your the one actually selling this product, I can't understand your dismissive attitude.

[@hobbs3424]

Looks lethal, i reckon that thing could behead someone no probs. My only concern would be any object struck: ie pole/conc/plastic. i'll stick to string...cool video tho.

[@rodneyjordan6745]

Something like this was out during the early 90s. I used it. I was never hurt by it, but I was told quite a few were. I was told there were quite a few lawsuits as a result.

[@youview1327]

Yeah i remember the disc with a chainsaw chain attached around it. It got banned pretty quick here in Sweden. Think you still can buy it in some countries.

[@lunarkingdom]

you know what works even better? two edger blades and it will cut anything, the city workers had them like this 30 plus years ago and one of the guys took one home to clean up his fence line of sapling trees and it worked great, so great that when he got a little tired he cut his leg clean off and fell over because it happened so fast he didn't even know it was gone. There is a reason they use plastic string on these.

[@d4nts]

Will like to know how it works where there is a lot of rocks and wood 1 in diameter

[@НиколайТимофеев-ъ6о]

В начале лета купил эту головку за пятьсот рублей,отменная вещь доложу я вам,главное нет мороки с леской,косит всё.Попадал и на бетон и камни,кожух защищает от осколков,а цепям всё ни почем.За лето поработал тримером с этой головкой достаточно много и остался доволен как слон.Рекомендую!

[@ДимаНиколаев-й7ъ]

Наверное у вас здоровья до хрена , может поделитесь!?

[@DENTNT]

если вы по пояс деревянный, тогда это для вас))

[@Digsent]

В стальных латах работать можно,правда где их купить,опять на Али?

[@mrpediepie9992]

XD

[@MrCatman6]

What s professional, useful and informative video. I would strive to do half as good.

[@Azozor9276]

Caution. This tool can be dangerous in case a small metal part (screw) is ejected at high speed.

[@johnrobertson7583]

Not necessarily true...more likely even with a string trimmer the line can hit a rock and its velocity would be higher given it is being struck at the speed of the line tip, which would be over 10 times that of a screw closer to the shaft...youre just jealous that you didnt invent this ...lol

[@Azozor9276]

@@johnrobertson7583 I am not jealous, I believe that this device can be used with caution, as with all devices of this kind; I only wanted to warn of a possible risk when using this device. It is true that the string trimmer with Nylon line is also quite dangerous in some cases, it is true that the wire can throw stones and be very dangerous. I is necessary to be careful with high speed devices that use centrifugal force. Otherwise, your system is efficient and has the advantage of not releasing pieces of plastic into the environment, and that is very interesting.

[@h.mandelene3279]

That's why stihl recalled these and no longer sell them. Their alternative is the 2 plastic piece head instead of the chains.

[@stony446]

His room looks like a scene in an Horror Movie...ie. Jason or Freddie Kruger. 😆 🤣

[@ЕвгенийБолховитин-л4х]

Этот парень был из тех кто просто любит жизнь

[@Titan-lm8gy]

Кто просто любил свои ноги))

[@gregmonz697]

Great video , after watching it I immediately bought one , best Trimmer i ever used . This thing takes down small saplings like butter , also works great on tall weeds, and very high grass . Doesn't work good on very low grass , which makes sense . Went on my Stihl easy and comes off easy when I need it to Good price for a great product , I highly recommend .

[@davi5862]

I'll leave the same comment in Portuguese and in English the truth is that even the blade wears out and it decreases in size with time imagine this chain when you wear out the pieces and drop a piece without wanting to catch someone is a shot, I particularly I do not recommend

[@robertmedzai8163]

Hi there this seams a good idea but would it be safe on a larger machine say 1 with 2 handles. the 1 your using kooks like a Stihl 55 , great little strimmer they go on for years. I like your vids with good tips. The only thing I would say that your not mowing grass but weeds I cant imagine mowing a proper lawn with that head definately a no no.

[@Neo-mw1pp]

If it fails and it most likely will at some point, it will send those chain links flying at 300mph, could be lethal for persons using the strimmer or nearby

[@cyborgar15]

That shit will cut deep into flesh when that chain eventually comes apart...

[@troymorin1900]

Hey Doc DS! I would like to know is there a website? How to find one and buy one.👍🏻 Thank you for your help. Talk to you soon! Take care.👍🏻

[@jukkapekkaylitalo]

Some countries have made these trimmer heads illegal. Because bigger chance to fail and bigger mortal danger to bystanders if they fail. chains have moving parts and are made for cutting not hitting, and are heavier than line cutter line. When chain break there is chance that single piece of chain flies like bullet piercing some ones artery.

[@xevious2501]

yeah if it were me, despite the strong performance, ide have to pass due to the level of safety. its one thing to have a piece of broken nylon rebound on you. But a chainsaw!!!! no freaking way. youd have to wear some thick leather chaps shin guards and some metal toe boots to see me using that thing.

[@armandocordova5717]

Muchas gracias una excelente de ejemplo de una buena herramienta de trabajo, espero poder conseguir esta pieza con cadena dentada tipo Moto Sierra, Cabezal de corte, éxitos Doctor D.S.

[@freedomstar3814]

when the zombies start chasing me ..... I can give their toenails a trim with this .... very nice !

[@FarmersSon]

*Awesome Chain Trimmer* 😍❤🌾🔥

[@_indrid_cold_]

Thinking of getting one of these for my wife.

[@fredpourlesintimes]

Looks very efficient. I'll talk to my garden tools store to know more about it.

[@dyer2cycle]

...and that sort of contraption is HELL on your trimmer gearbox and driveshaft..especially if you have a cable-type driveshaft...

[@smert_rashistskiy_pederacii]

Bought recently. Works great. But... only on flat surfaces. Otherwise you dig in in the ground and it's causes reductor malfunction or smth else.

[@DanKoning777]

You said: *"in all mowing conditions"* but you didn't show what happens to the cutting edge when incidental contact is made i.e. rocks, landscaping, fencing, metal post, etc. We all know this is a common occurrence when using a trimmer. Good video though.

[@pushyslayer4561]

​@Cheif Grayfeather its gonna do all that damage anyways over time.. If you notice on a non modified FS on the string guard there is a piece of metal to cut the string.. if you remove the guard, or the metal bit and let your sting be however long it wants it will destroy the gearing system, clutch and possibly the drive shaft over time.. im a Stihl certified tech.. you should find this information in your owners manual

[@joshw9277]

If you have a brushcutter with enough power it can actually cut down a thinner fence post, small to medium rocks literally explode, never hit a metal post though. It's a VERY good idea to make sure you have the rotation pointing away from you. I used a 48cc, 2hp Honda brushcutter.

[@DanKoning777]

@@joshw9277 // You seem to have forgotten that vegetation is the target, not things; why would you want to: "actually cut down a thinner fence post" which you've install for a purpose? That's an expensive and time consuming way to make a point.

[@joshw9277]

@@DanKoning777 that’s the point. I dramatically underestimated how powerful a 48cc brushcutter and the chain attachment was, and was cutting near the fence when I got distracted for a couple seconds, and chopped the post in half.

[@DanKoning777]

@@joshw9277 :)

[@youhyuky]

The performance of the chain blade is excellent.I'm going to buy it and use it tomorrow, and I'm watching it well in Korea.

[@maurov6861]

don't do it, maybe you want destroy your brush cutter :D

[@michaelgrunden5011]

They're very heavy for the small gearing in weedeaters, and if one of the small pins fail, it will wrap your leg. These are very unsafe. Use a Sawzall blade.

[@MichaelFrankowiak]

If you go thru too much heavy brush pieces of the chain will start to break off and become a projectile

[@paulh7589]

For some reason the thumbs up after every demonstration made me laugh. It even made my wife laugh (and she has no sense of humor).

[@JG-kb6pz]

You need proper leg and boot PPE otherwise these are great and don’t leave microplastics in the environment. These work great on saplings and berry vines. This model that bolts on is good. The threaded versions M10x1.25 LH don’t have the same threads as Stihl M10x1.0 LH.

[@xavierfolger1304]

yeah, the micro plastic of the wires is something what bothers me also, but since this video, didn`t know about an grass cutting alternative to wires.

[@meteora8888]

nice review. love how you detail it step by step and comment. thanks

[@svettis123]

what happens if u hit a rock hiding in the tall grass

[@misterrkaiser]

Excellent camera work. I dig it

[@rexfrommn3316]

This machine should be called the automatic self-amputation machine or eyesight putter outer machine.

[@grobinson8]

Looks like it did a great job! I have a huge road bank with lots of fox tail and woody vines. The poly blades do "okay" but this would be much better. Where can I buy one?

[@smartass6071]

The whole idea of using a string is to make it safe. This is not that.

[@daboomer2277]

Hush

[@austinroberts3480]

This is hilarious… love it keep it up my dude

[@elrobo3568]

You gotta be kidding me, I'm a USFS wildland firefighter / sawyer, that will go right through the guard , when (not if) you hit a rock and split the chain it won't be pretty.

[@NICK-uy3nl]

That chain is VERY strong made from moly steel, it is designed to cut thru logs and even occasionally hit nails and bolts without splitting. Hitting rocks should be no problem

[@johndow9383]

U are not pretty!

[@nickjene6571]

It’s like marrying a 15th century war weapon with 21st century technology

[@wonderbucket1242]

Why have the chain loops? The backside will never cut anything, it's just dead weight. Just use one segment of chain protruding from each side, not a loop.

[@michaelcyr9731]

I would think it was engineered that way to double the chain retention in the head. The head looks like cast aluminum. The connection of the chain to the head by the pins seems to be the weakest part IMO.

[@augsmail80]

Strength, weight to help carry threw the heavy stuff and not all trimmers spin in the same direction.

[@youview1327]

When (not if) the chain breaks, having a loop will keep the chain from flying away from the disc (hopefully) or that extra length will help it cut off your feet...

[@TheStockwell]

"Say 'Hello' to my leetle friend!," or maybe we're looking at a new horror movie franchise: "Saw: Let's Go Gardening!" Finally, a reliable weed trimmer which can also be used for DIY amputations or torturing mob informants. I give this contraption three bloody stumps up!

[@isaachunt5799]

goodbye foot if that thing flies off. i'll stick with the plastic wire thanks