Oregon Universal 2-Tooth Blade 255 × 1.4 mm
Oregon's 255 mm, 1.4 mm-thick 2-tooth grass blade in hardened steel (42–48 HRC), with a 20 mm adaptor — for soft grass, small weeds and light growth.
In short:The Oregon universal 2-tooth blade (295491-0) is 255 mm in diameter and 1.4 mm thick, made of hardened steel at 42–48 HRC and painted red for visibility. A 20 mm aluminium adaptor is included alongside the standard 25.4 mm bore. It's designed for soft grass, small weeds and light vegetation — for brambles or woody growth choose a 3- or 4-tooth or a saw blade. Only fit it to a machine rated for a 255 mm metal blade.
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Pros
- Simple, controlled slicing through soft grass and weeds
- Easy to sharpen — just two edges
- Bright red for visibility
Cons
- Thin 1.4 mm blade — not for brambles or woody stems
- Two long edges can kick back if they hit wood
What it is
Oregon’s universal 2-tooth blade (part 295491-0, made in France) is 255 mm across and 1.4 mm thick, in hardened steel rated 42–48 HRC and painted red so it’s easy to spot. A 20 mm aluminium adaptor is included so it fits machines with a 20 mm arbor as well as the standard 25.4 mm. It was sold by Amazon when we checked in October 2026.
What it’s for
A two-tooth blade is essentially a spinning scythe: two long edges that slice soft grass, small weeds and light vegetation cleanly and are quick to touch up with a file. It doesn’t wrap or fray like line, so it’s handy for tall, lush grass. For brambles and woody stems it’s the wrong tool — a 3-tooth blade or 4-tooth blade is sturdier.
Fitting and safety
Fit it only to a brush cutter rated for a 255 mm metal blade, with the right guard, thrust washer and nut (usually left-hand thread — see how to fit a brush cutter blade). Long-edged blades can kick back if they meet a stump or post in the 12-to-2 o’clock zone, so cut on the left side of the blade (kickback explained). Sharpen all edges equally to keep it balanced (how to balance a blade).
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- Arbor adapters25.4 mm and 20 mm included
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