Oregon One For All - Universal Mulching Brushcutter blade Review

[@gatorsworld]

That`s good enough for me....I`m getting one....CHEERS

[@WoolysWorld]

hi gator, ive decided to call it the hulk, because hulk smash!! lol, its an amazing piece of gear!! wow, i am blown away at how effective it is

[@gatorsworld]

@@WoolysWorld I have to try it....from what Your demo it does away with all the small stuff....must be nice the next year when the grass start to grow again.....good job...CHEERS

[@WoolysWorld]

@@gatorsworld cheers buddy

[@juris.m]

@@WoolysWorld you can feel that the RPM does not cough enough and drops a little from time to time

[@WoolysWorld]

On the brush cutter?

[@adrian_dickinson]

Hi Wooly just bought one for a job for my stihl fs460 £22.50 on amazon, it worked great on the bramble I cleared in now time. Keep up the good work. Regards Uk

[@WoolysWorld]

Great job, about time for me to get it out again

[@cavalryscout8720]

Mine finally arrived.. Even though it was lightly raining I had to try it out lol.. It breezes through half inch saplings and woody vines and brambles.. awesome product.. I do however think I need to invest in some chaps and face protection before I get too ambitious with it..

[@WoolysWorld]

Yes buddy a great piece of kit

[@JimJWalker]

Good lord! That is amazing. I have a Stihl FS240 and I bet I could do serious work on running bamboo with that!

[@WoolysWorld]

It's unreal, makes short work of tough brambles

[@JerichoRally]

Gotta say... the only thing I like more than the video and mulching blade is your accent! Thanks for this!

[@WoolysWorld]

Loloo, thanks man

[@tgsgardenmaintenance4627]

As I've said before, these blades are fantastic! The two blade works brilliant on my pro combi but the three blade is a bit heavy, so a larger machine is preferable for it! That being said, you won't ever spent a better tenner!!!

[@WoolysWorld]

You said if man, an amazingly simple and effective piece of kit

[@tgsgardenmaintenance4627]

@@WoolysWorld. I was like you, can this thing be that good? Hell yes!!!

[@tgsgardenmaintenance4627]

@@WoolysWorld. Sorry forgot to say Merry Christmas to you and be blessed for next year chap!

[@WoolysWorld]

@@tgsgardenmaintenance4627 thanks man, you to

[@WoolysWorld]

I love the concept, hit something with a big enough piece of steel and you will destroy it!! Lol perfect

[@jacquesblaque7728]

Just got one of these as heavy-artillery support for Oregon double-edge version. Haven't given it a proper edge yet. Checking both with blade balancer- Whoah! Both need serious balancing. Having pretty much balanced the double-edge version, the reduction in vibes is spectacular, IMO. FYI, "mulching" means they work like wild-land blenders- no surprise there.

[@WoolysWorld]

Nice

[@tonyalways7174]

Just bought the two pronged version and hopefully put it to use in the next couple of days. Fingers crossed it works as well as this triple prong works. Cheers for the video 👍🏻

[@WoolysWorld]

Tony , you will love it, its a beast , its so practical , no clean up ! nothing , it just mulches it all away

[@adrianquigg79]

I paid £17 odd quid for mine last week. It's definitely handy. I got another multitool at Lidl for cutting saplings as I go with the small chainsaw attachment.

[@WoolysWorld]

Nice, works great

[@WoolysWorld]

Nice, works great

[@cavalryscout8720]

Thanks brother.. I just ordered one..

[@WoolysWorld]

Excellent stuff

[@littlepils4187]

Thats a game changer on blackberry encroachment. Thanks.

[@WoolysWorld]

It's unreal

[@WoolysWorld]

Unreal kit

[@bobbrooks266]

On my shopping list. Great video. Hope you're all well

[@WoolysWorld]

all good here bobinski, how's the farm these days? its a great piece of equipment, perfect for me , with limited access and budget

[@bobbrooks266]

@@WoolysWorld looks very useful. Life on the farm is pretty busy. We have been planting twenty two thousand lavender plants. More coming next week. Lots of other jobs keep cropping up lol. Good to know alls well with you

[@BushcraftRidge]

Indeed!

[@WoolysWorld]

Hulk smash!! cheers man

[@MrBillmechanic]

GOOD JOB!!! I AM GETTING ONE FOR MY 454 HUSQUVARNA. NICE JOB!!

[@WoolysWorld]

Works a treat

[@charlyapkarian1511]

Hello wooly’s what sort of cutting tool did you prefer if you will have to mulch very thick and high brambles, mulching blade with 3 sides like in this video or the straight blade ? thanks in advance

[@WoolysWorld]

The Oregon one 4 all is by far the best for the job, and cheap as well

[@charlyapkarian1511]

@@WoolysWorld Thank for your replie ! 22 euros only, this blade is cheeap ( considering all the job it permit)

[@WoolysWorld]

@@charlyapkarian1511 it's unbelievable value, and their is a 2 blade version as well

[@charlyapkarian1511]

@@WoolysWorld From user speaking about their experience 3 sides blades could be interesting for mulch grass with left to right move while straight could be better for high to low move. 😉

[@stevenbuckley1416]

Wooly’s just keep on top of them brambles if they show up again they have a nasty habit of returning but what a tool . Nice bit of kit Worth every penny if you got a problem like this 👍🤝👌❤️

[@WoolysWorld]

i know man, an old lawnmower is great for stuff like that, but this thing!! wow

[@thisnthat6972]

Is it any good on electric battery powered strimmers

[@WoolysWorld]

I've never tried it

[@HorvathSzabolcs88]

Hey wooly, its a "blue Stihl" aka holzforma brushcutter?

[@WoolysWorld]

hi, no its a hyundai brush cutter, 55 cc, thanks for the comment, and watching

[@WoolysWorld]

if you look at my last video i talk about it

[@TimeGallon]

Is that a wild badger weed eater?

[@WoolysWorld]

It's a Hyundai

[@josevelasco3245]

Grabbed one of these on Amazon over a week ago but it’s the 2 blade. I hope it works as well....should be here soon I hope

[@WoolysWorld]

it will work great, will blow you away

[@barringtonsmith9147]

Got to give a thumbs up if for nothing else the irish accent 😂

[@WoolysWorld]

Lol, cheers buddy

[@TheBeatenPaths]

How does it do when you hit a big rock?

[@WoolysWorld]

Just bounces of

[@domichim8980]

Da sie rozdrbnic tym nozem drobne galezie juz ulozone na ziemi???

[@WoolysWorld]

Sorry buddy, I don't understand

[@hollowpoint8800]

So which do you prefer, the 2 tooth or 3 tooth blade?

[@WoolysWorld]

I've never tried the two tooth one, sorry

[@hollowpoint8800]

No problem, I bought the 2 tooth version and was surprised how heavy it felt, I've a 5 acre field I do graze with sheep every 3 years, I don't own livestock so I don't put anything on it except when the grass gets abit mental so once every 3 years for 2 mths I lease it out for rough grazing, problem is the briars appear after the sheep are gone and then thrive cause nothing keeps them short for the next 3 years. I had problems last time with the guys sheep getting badly tangled up in the briars and the more they fought to free themselves the more tangled they became. I couldn't afford to get a tractor and mulcher or quad and flail mower in so I bought the 2 pronged blade after seen some vids on here and holy fuck I am beyond impressed, completely mulched large swathes of briars 120mtrs long by about 10 mtrs wide, turned them to dust, even gorse bushes up to an inch and a half thick, savage blade that does an amazing job, can't rate it highly enough. Was tempted to go for the 3 tooth but didn't know if she'd be a bit heavy for my SGS 5 in 1, anyway 10 out of 10 for me.

[@WoolysWorld]

Completely agree, I was blown away at how effective it is, great tool

[@MrBillmechanic]

@hollowpoint8800 YEAH, me too. After much youtube research, i clearly saw that blowing 40 Grand for a tractor with bucket, bush hog, front end loader were ridiculous for clearing my six acres of bramblels, saplings, and general jungle. A DR chippper, stump grinder, and clearing saw equippped with the 3 prong and 2 pronged Oregon brushcutter blade were all I needed. Smaller tools, much cheaper than a tractor and implements, and easier to maintain.

[@WoolysWorld]

@MrBillmechanic excellent

[@ronpatterson6420]

Wow! FRANKEN SAWS cousin, HULK SMASH!! Definitely looks most effective. How's the vibration in that beast?

[@WoolysWorld]

Cheers buddy no problem with the vibration

[@Bojangles2007]

I just got this blade and put it on my stihl. It vibrates horribly, any idea why or how to fix that issue. My hands can’t take it.

[@jacquesblaque7728]

@@Bojangles2007 Please see my very recent comment about these blades needing balancing, and what a difference it made to my double-ender already. Unfortunately one of the best balancers will cost around $80, so maybe ask at a lawn-mower dealer. It'll be worth a try. Good luck.

[@WoolysWorld]

Sorry Rhonda, I never got a notification for this comment so I'm only seeing it now

[@almcgee4739]

No blackberry jam this year 😭, looks like some thing the swift would use

[@WoolysWorld]

looks like something he would make!!

[@Slippindisc]

How’s it do when you hit rocks?

[@WoolysWorld]

It just kicks out to one side , no really issue

[@Slippindisc]

@@WoolysWorld nice dude. I’ve been using a brush knife on a very scotch broom infested parcel, and the problem is you can cut it, but you can’t cut it too short cause there’s tons of potato size glacial rocks and boulders to hit everywhere. I’m gonna try this out on my fs131!

[@WoolysWorld]

@@Slippindisc ah man, that sounds like a nightmare, it just sort of bounces off rocks , but it can send stones flying like bullets! So watch out!!

[@Slippindisc]

@@WoolysWorld I wear one of those feller’s helmets with the face screen and ear muffs that flips up and down, cause I’ve been hit hard a couple times lol. The circular saw type blades aren’t as bad but they’ll still whip sparks and rock fragments at you. I got the helmet after I kept having stuff fly straight up my nose lol.

[@WoolysWorld]

@@Slippindisc lol, I wear a chainsaw helmet to

[@davebishskier]

Jesus. Let off the throttle man.

[@WoolysWorld]

Lol