What Are Brush Cutters Used For

A brush cutter (also referred to as a brush mower) appears to be a more beefed-up version of a lawn mower. It is typically used to cut tall grass (grass taller than 6” – 8”), weeds, brush, shrubs and woody material such as stalks and saplings.

What can you cut with a brush cutter?

Brush Cutter Blades and Attachments Different types of brush cutter blades work best for cutting different kinds of growth: Blades with 8 or fewer teeth: grass and weeds. Blades with 9-40 teeth: thick weeds, brush, and shrubs. Blades with more than 40 teeth (also called circular saws): brush, small trees, and saplings.

Can a brush cutter cut small trees?

You can use the brushcutter to cut down almost any small tree in your backyard and they are excellent tools on thick grasses; grasses that are taller than 6″ – 8″ weed, shrubs, woody materials like stalks, and brush.