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I'm doing some clearing work for a friend, she just bought a property out at Collector which has been neglected for over 40 years, and has grass up to the shoulders to prove it, as well as shrubs and blackberry bushes!

For the Job she bought A Honda powered brush cutter off ebay, with pole saw and hedge trimmer, and some 40 tooth Carbide tip blades.

So far I have been pretty bloody amazed with the machine, there has been nothing it has not been able to eat straight through, even small trees (2" stump) and knocking down the old grass has been like running it through butter!

Sadly the counterpart has died, we were running 2 machines, the Honda and my trusty old Husqvarna 25R with the same blades, but the person running the Husky was pretty new to brush cutters, and accidentally went right into a steel fence wire at full revs, hooking the blade and snapping the drive shaft!!!

I'll be able to get the Husky back up with a new drive shaft, but at the moment it will need to wait till I have the time to do so!

I do have a second Bruch cutter coming from a deal with Gizmo1993 soon though, which I'm quite excited about, and at some point in the not to distant future I will be getting one of these Honda's for my self, by far the best machine I have worked with to-date (although it could use a set of Bullhorn handles for the work we are doing)