Mowing with a 50cm Fux Light Bush Scythe Blade

onescytherevol... Mowing goldenrods and brush with a brand new, factory sharpened, 50cm FUX light bush blade, made for the Swiss snath. It can be used for full-out field mowing strokes, dexterous trimming strokes, and the kurt bush blade chop. Available for sale at onescytherevol...

[@vsyoprosto7]

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[@66lawn_care]

Great! I have a have a so called "Forst Sense". It can easely cut small bushes and small trees.

[@BotanAnderson]

Yes. That's what it's made for. It's short, stiff and heavier. Saves wear and tear on your grass blades, and saves a lot of peening time on your grass blade.

[@Vantss]

It's amazing what a stubby brush blade can clear out. I have a unmarked one that will go right through 1 inch vines and trees as easy as any lopper.

[@terryisaac8195]

Thanks!!! This EXACTLY what I was looking for!!!

[@ronaldlinkenhoker5705]

This blade would be great for cleaning the garden in the fall.

[@annaosipchuk9338]

Where can I buy one of those? Been looking for one a while now. I used it to clean the yard when I was a child and I fell in love of how easy to use and fast it works! Need one to work on my own little yard now.

[@BotanAnderson]

I sell then on my website at onescytherevolution.com/quick-order.html

[@BeeBait]

I'll be buying one as soon as they come back in. What snathe do you recommend? I'm 5'5" and would rather like something small and discreet, I'm clearing government land for herb gardens

[@BotanAnderson]

The 150cm Fux wooden snath would be great for you.

[@BeeBait]

@@BotanAnderson perfect! I am definitely gonna love it, I know! I hope I can grab one before they sell out! I'm gonna spread the word, revolutions are upon us, one scythe at a time.

[@dragonbowlsupper]

I have a mix of tall grass and weeds both thick and sparse. Would this blade work in a multipurpose setting like that? I need to mow less than an acre so getting two blades is not economical.

[@ndudman8]

Hey Botan :) Is that model the same as what were selling ? I.e FUX 4000 I think ? If so I'd not call it a bush blade or even a bush blade, but a short blade...

[@dobe762]

My grass blade is too fine for work like that, is the bush blade really that much stronger for that type of materiel? Tia

[@66lawn_care]

Yes, of course. The bush scythes are much stiffer and also heavier.

[@dobe762]

@@66lawn_care Thanks, its been a while and my collection of scythes has grown

[@AllGrowing]

Where can I buy this model in Spain? Thanks

[@BotanAnderson]

I do not know of any sellers in Spain. Try www.silvanus.at/sensen.html in Austria.

[@AllGrowing]

@@BotanAnderson Thanks for your reply. You're right, I wrote to Fux directly and they don't, so will try this link.

[@gokhanyenerturk]

Hi, is there any different sharpening or peening procedure for this scythe? All the same with grass scythe?

[@freddieg1095]

Depends what you want to cut. If its just weeds and thicker stemmed material then you can probably get away with just honing and occasional peening (if any). You definitely don't want to peen so the blade is thin like when cutting grass if you are cutting thick stems.