Grass cutter blade 255 mm, 40 teeth, No name model 81065L

Circular grass cutter blade, 255 mm diameter with 40 cutting teeth, designed for use with compatible brushcutters and heavy-duty string trimmers. Constructed from steel, the blade is intended for cutting dense grass, light undergrowth and small woody shoots where a toothed metal disc provides more reliable cutting than nylon line. The blade fits machines that accept 255 mm metal cutting discs and is suitable for tasks that require repeated contact with thicker vegetation than standard grass trimming.

Advantages

The steel construction and 40-tooth configuration deliver consistent cutting performance on thick grass and light scrub while maintaining edge durability under routine use. The 255 mm diameter balances cutting width and maneuverability, enabling efficient clearing of overgrown patches without excessive strain on compatible brushcutter gear. The toothed profile helps slice through fibrous stems and young shoots, reducing clogging compared with flexible trimming line in heavy vegetation.

Suitable for

• Cutting dense grass and tall lawn growth
• Clearing light undergrowth and young woody shoots
• Maintaining overgrown garden patches and field margins
• Use on brushcutters and trimmers that accept 255 mm metal blades

Key specifications

• Diameter: 255 mm
• Number of teeth: 40
• Material: steel cutting disc
• Intended cutting material: dense grass, light scrub, small shoots
• Compatibility: designed for brushcutters and string trimmers that accept 255 mm metal blades

How to use

Mount the blade according to the brushcutter or trimmer manufacturer's instructions, ensuring the machine is switched off and spark plug or power source is disconnected before installation. Use appropriate mounting hardware and secure the blade firmly. Operate the tool at the recommended engine speed and maintain a steady sweeping motion, cutting across vegetation rather than forcing the blade into thick stems. Allow the blade to do the work; avoid impacts with hard objects such as rocks, metal, or concrete which can damage teeth and the cutting edge.

Usage recommendations

Wear appropriate personal protective equipment including eye protection, gloves, long trousers and sturdy footwear. Inspect the blade for damage before each use and replace if teeth are chipped or bent. Regularly clean the blade and remove built-up debris; sharpen or replace the blade according to observed wear. Follow the power tool manufacturer's guidelines for maximum blade speed and safe mounting procedures to ensure reliable and safe operation.