Wire Brush attachment for Grass Trimmer

Wire brush from AGP on EFCO DS2400D. Cleans landscape stone, driveways from debris grass and weeds.
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[@echenle86]

Takes care of the weeds ! Also writes his name on pavers . Cool

[@jennifermurphy9945]

I bought one of these a month or two ago and it just arrived today! Looks awesome, but...definitely not something you could use in a high fire risk area! The sparking was something I didn't expect.

[@MrInnovativeEnergy]

Prolly make a great back scratcher!

[@barrytipton1179]

Ouch

[@stevearbogast8556]

I'll stick with string. There's a reason its been around for so long. Wires hurt, sparks ignite, damage to stone can't always be undone. I was excited at first, but, although it's a nice try, I'll pass.

[@adam-user]

I got you, however, strings produce microplastics right in your garden, will last for a few dozen centuries. There should be an anternative…

[@High_Monk]

@@adam-user The amount of microplastic produced by one of those wires is insignificant compared to the pollution produced by the machine itself.

[@davidbakker-wester113]

This thing was not designed for gardens. It is to be used on larger areas, like parking lots, drive ways traffic islands and escape routes. Places where damage is not really a problem. Think industrial not domestic. From my own experience I can tell this thing lasts way longer than 30 feet of string and after two or three weeks the few scratches are no longer visible. Real damage occurs mainly when going in to fast or pushing down to hard. Skimming the brush head on the surface gives best result anyway. It is also recommended to use at least a 38 cc engine. I use a 52 cc heavy brush strimmer/cutter, the higher rpm and torque are the most useful. Any larger and the machine would be overpowered and very heavy.

[@Lilman3000]

that will hurt when the wires start coming off. just from a drill they go right through a denim shirt s3nd into my skin

[@jojobee228]

FIRE HAZARD!

[@starfire8314]

Not so handy during drought season.

[@davidsteen9292]

You can purchase this at www.idiotweedeating.com

[@Alisdairharden]

Slower than plastic cord and harder on your patio.

[@davidsteen9292]

Saw through your fence in just seconds !

[@desireous]

Wow, you can clear the patio and burn the weeds at the same time!! Not sure i'd use it without shin guards and so close to patio window but hey ho you only live once.

[@dzrock3]

For anyone scrolling comments. DO NOT use this on your patio. I’m sure it has its place, but paver patio is not that place

[@martinehammond4126]

I use one of those on my brush cutter but if you have fancy pavement it will mark it and fire stones in all direction like a missile. So be cautious around glass windows and doors.

[@jackmat2061]

Thanks for the demo. String for me

[@ductritran8637]

Dangerous tool to used , create lots of spark , dust and flying object at high speed . Need full safety gears to wear and do not use if peoples near by .

[@JohnSmith-ki2eq]

And when you're done with the weeds you can strip the paint off your auto with the same tool!

[@kukolino]

Perfect Wildfire creator !

[@imsopharill]

Soon as I saw the sparks I thought about what Ol' Smokey The Bear used to say....."Only "You" can prevent Forest Fires!" 🤨

[@marcodevries4481]

Lol not for use in dry climate states. Instant fire starter. Might as well use an angle grinder.

[@desertsandcastles]

That's all California needs.

[@elicarrillo632]

Thats a wire wheel bruh them wire shoot out of it Its a no for mee

[@coondogtheman]

For how much air that thing moves, you could almost use it as a blower. Love how it throws sparks. Reminds me when id run a nail on a grinding wheel and sparks fly.

[@FALCONRACING167]

If god wanted us to be porcupines, we’d have been born that way!

[@SpookyN00b]

Damn thing is a fire hazard.

[@joannes767]

Wait till you see Weed Torches and Steamers you'll freak out

[@Msleelee9487]

I just got mine I have grass growing over my asphalt driveway dang near covering it up I hope this helps clean it off

[@hphp3455]

Before you had weeds now after you have no weeds and pavement marks - no thanks old fashion way string trimmer or tank sprayer with weed killer

[@O-Dog119]

Good

[@kolbycheeseracing2949]

Lets catch the grass on fire

[@LeChristEstRoi]

Is it durable? How long before it needs to be replaced? I want something that can replace nylon string with similar property (can withstand stones and rocks) because I don't want to litter my property with plastic debris anymore so I'm looking for an alternative to string.... Thanks!

[@Redmailnet]

Don't need to gas it too hard to cut - for those I use the wire instread - mind the windows tho.

[@fhpd350]

LOL. No thanks. Ahahahahaha

[@pyroshady]

Right, he’s scratching the shit out of those pavers

[@fhpd350]

@@pyroshady Yeah man, freaking ridiculous.

[@rubbertire6608]

Dude you need to put on boots

[@joannes767]

Steel toe shoe

[@edsworld4550]

Your engine sounds very lean.

[@MrReagan1978]

Wasn't made for that.

[@rie3788]

Wow!!! Sparky! 👀

[@aaronditchfield781]

You strimmer is running very rich

[@miltonjoyner4201]

You KNOW it has to scratch the hell out of brick inlay driveways. There’s no “F” ing way I would use that!

[@lilywilliams3084]

Does the wire head can be attached to a cord or cordless trimmer? If yes what is the brand?

[@joannes767]

I no longer acquire this product, don't know if anyone in N.A. carries it. The company is AGP srl Italy you can contact them directly.

[@treystewart544]

@@joannes767it’s like a grinder cutting metal 😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎

[@ushagonella2088]

What is the name of trimmer handle which you are using for this attachment

[@joannes767]

EFCO DS2400D it is a multi use powerhead.

[@jennifermurphy9945]

I love how you referred to it as "trimmer handle" as if the whole thing was just an accessory for the wire brush head!

[@tomthompson7400]

you will be digging rust marks out from the plastic from flying sparks if your not careful

[@barrytipton1179]

I put grinder too close to glass it etched the glass

[@tomthompson7400]

@@barrytipton1179 yep ,,, common enough lol

[@MrJoebarns]

Wow what a goof ball.

[@TJ-qz6hr]

Nothing like hot sparks damaging the glass and paint on the door.

[@jamesbowler2489]

What would happen if I touched in the end?

[@Jerram89]

You would have a bad time

[@grassblade2]

You could treat your Piece to a go on it. 'Might bring a tear to the eye...we would need a safety word too...Or shall we just stick to nettle and bramble bundles?

[@grassblade2]

@@Jerram89 Hey don't knock it 'til you tried it!

[@hyperbutiki393]

These will only work on a weed eater with a clutch drive. If you have a direcct drive like most weed eaters, it will be nearly impossible to start. The weight of the wire wheel is too heavy causing the pull start to not be fast enough. I just installed one on a warmed up machine and I could not turn the engine fast enough to start it.

[@billgrant2116]

That might be good for digging weeds out of garden just before planting, but never on a patio. Very bad idea

[@olly3927]

Utterly pointless and lazy !!!

[@duramaxmak]

Can you you put website link for brush

[@joannes767]

www.officine97.it

[@davidsteen9292]

MAK TOOL idiotweedeating.com

[@greensteve9307]

Just what I was thinking of. But is it safe? Does it last?

[@joannes767]

Safety equipment and extended guard needed, it does wear rather quickly

[@greensteve9307]

@@joannes767 Thanks! Also, does it mark the pavers?

[@pyroshady]

Steve clearly it does lol, this thing is dumb

[@stephenmacdonald76]

Does it damage the stones/bricks ?

[@joannes767]

Thing visible, all you is a light touch. Thanks

[@stephenmacdonald76]

@@joannes767 do they fit Stihl 410 ?

[@joannes767]

I believe no this was order for Efco

[@perjian1697]

It will scar the crap out of brick and stone especially with repeated use.

[@dzrock3]

If you do this on manufactured pavers, it will damage them, for sure. If this guy would pressure wash his patio now and zoom the video in, those pavers are scuffed pretty bad. Don’t use this thing on a patio

[@SuperPussyFinger]

Why fuck up a stone patio?