Brush Cutter Blade 2 pcs 255x25.4mm 40T Carbide Teeth with Reduction Ring 20mm, Wuber

Quick Facts — Wuber W00603 Brush Cutter Blade

• Brand: Wuber
• Model: W00603
• Type: Brush cutter blade with carbide teeth
• Diameter: 255 mm, arbor hole 25.4 mm
• Teeth: 40T sintered carbide (widia)
• Reduction ring: 25.4 to 20 mm included
• Fits: Petrol brush cutters and strimmers

This brush cutter blade from Wuber cuts thick weeds, woody stems and thin trunks where strimmer line snaps. With 40 sintered carbide teeth it cuts smoothly and without snatching, reducing vibration in the handles and sparing both your wrists and the machine when clearing old scrub.

A reduction ring from 25.4 to 20 mm is included in the package, so the blade fits most petrol brush cutters on the market without buying the ring separately. The perforated blade body with cooling holes lowers the weight, giving reduced fuel consumption and less strain on the brush cutter's gearbox.

What makes the Wuber brush cutter blade a strong choice for clearing work?

The blade is a strong choice when strimmer line falls short: the carbide teeth bite through thick weeds, scrub and woody stems in one pass, and the brazed carbide tips dull far more slowly than plain blade steel – so the blade needs replacing much less often. The cooling holes in the blade body lower the weight so the engine uses less fuel and the gearbox runs without overload. Clear directional arrows on the blade ensure it is mounted correctly on the first attempt.

Applications for the brush cutter blade

The blade is intended for clearing thick weeds, overgrown bushes, ditch banks and neglected plots. The 40 carbide teeth also cut thin trunks and wild root shoots, meaning smaller stumps and old shrubs can be dealt with using the brush cutter instead of starting a chainsaw. The blade bites evenly into the wood without dangerous snatching, and an overgrown area is cleared in a short time.

How should you work to make the blade last?

Avoid contact with stones and concrete – the carbide is sharp, but hard impacts against stone can chip the teeth. Always cut with the left side of the blade; the right side can produce dangerous kickback. Keep the engine revs steady when feeding the blade into dense vegetation, so it works stably and without snatching.

How to mount the blade on your brush cutter

1. Place the centring washer on the spindle.
2. Lock it with the wrench from the side.
3. Fit the blade – check the direction of rotation against the arrow on the blade.
4. Fit the pressure washer and the lower guard protecting the thread.
5. Tighten firmly with the wrench.

Technical Specifications

Package contents

• 2 pcs Brush cutter blade with 40 carbide teeth
• Reduction ring for arbor hole to 20 mm
• Manufacturer's original packaging

Suitable for: Forestry and garden workers, groundskeepers, farmers and homeowners with overgrown plots.

Industries: Grounds maintenance, property management, agriculture, forestry and land clearing.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Does the Wuber brush cutter blade 255mm fit all brush cutters?

The blade has a 25.4 mm arbor hole and comes with a reduction ring to 20 mm, covering the two most common spindle sizes. It therefore fits most petrol brush cutters and strimmers on the market – check your machine's spindle size against 25.4 or 20 mm before mounting.

How long do the teeth on the Wuber brush cutter blade 255mm last?

The brazed sintered carbide tips dull far more slowly than plain blade steel, giving a long service life in normal clearing work. Avoid impacts against stones and concrete – hard strikes can chip the teeth – and cut with the left side of the blade for safest operation.

What sets the Wuber brush cutter blade 255mm apart from ordinary steel blades?

The teeth are sintered carbide rather than steel, giving both a sharper cut through woody stems and many times longer durability. A reduction ring to 20 mm is also included, which many competing blades are sold without, and the perforated blade body lowers the weight so the engine uses less fuel.