Cutting Blade for Brush Cutter GEKO 40 Teeth — compatible disc for trimmer heads

Replacement cutting blade for brush cutter GEKO 40 Teeth — compatible disc for trimmer heads is a steel cutting disc with 40 teeth designed for horticultural and light brush clearing tasks. The blade fits trimmer heads that accept 40‑tooth metal discs and is intended for cutting grass, weeds and small woody stems. Check shaft diameter and mounting type of your brush cutter before fitting to ensure compatibility.

Advantages

The 40‑tooth steel disc provides a balance between cutting speed and durability, enabling efficient trimming of overgrown grass and light brush while maintaining a stable cut. Its multiple teeth reduce vibration compared with single‑blade attachments and distribute cutting forces for longer life. The blade’s steel construction is resistant to impact from small stones and hard stalks under normal garden conditions.

Suitable for

• Cutting grass and lawn edges
• Clearing weeds and tall herbaceous growth
• Light brush and small woody stem removal
• Garden maintenance and overgrown plot clearing

Key specifications

• Material: steel cutting disc
• Tooth count: 40 teeth for multi‑point cutting
• Intended cutting material: grass, weeds, light brush and small stems
• Compatibility: designed for trimmer heads that accept 40‑tooth metal discs (verify shaft and mounting)
• Typical use: garden and grounds maintenance

How to use

Before installation, stop the engine or disconnect the power source and ensure the cutting head is stationary. Confirm the blade fits the trimmer head and that shaft dimensions and mounting method match. Mount the blade following the brush cutter manufacturer’s instructions using appropriate washers and fasteners; secure all components and tighten to the recommended torque. Use protective equipment including eye protection, gloves and sturdy footwear. Operate the brush cutter at recommended engine speed and maintain a steady motion; avoid striking large rocks, hard surfaces or thick standing timber to prevent blade damage and reduce risk of kickback.

Usage recommendations

For prolonged service life, clean the disc after use to remove sap and debris, inspect teeth for wear or damage, and replace the blade when teeth become blunt or deformed. Store the blade in a dry place and follow the brush cutter manufacturer’s safety and maintenance guidelines. Verify compatibility with your machine before purchase to ensure safe and correct installation.