Silverline 633965 3-Tooth Blade 254 mm
A budget 254 mm 3-tooth blade in 1.5 mm high-carbon steel with a 25.4 mm bore — reversible and re-sharpenable, for occasional long grass and scrub.
In short:The Silverline 633965 is a 3-tooth brush cutter blade, 254 mm (10 in) across with a 25.4 mm (1 in) bore, made from 1.5 mm high-carbon steel plate with ground leading edges. It is reversible — flip it over to use the other edges — and can be re-sharpened. It suits clearing long grass and scrub on brush cutters rated for a 255 mm blade, at a very low price.
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Pros
- Very cheap
- Reversible — flip it for fresh edges
- Standard 25.4 mm bore
Cons
- Thinner steel than heavy-duty blades
- No reducer ring mentioned for 20 mm arbors
The Silverline 633965 is a no-frills 3-tooth blade: 254 mm (10 in) across, a 25.4 mm (1 in) bore, cut from 1.5 mm high-carbon steel with ground leading edges. It’s reversible — turn it over and the trailing edges become cutting edges — and can be re-sharpened. The listing says it’s for clearing long grass and scrub.
What it’s good for
Long grass, nettles, weeds and light scrub on an occasional basis, at a price that won’t hurt if you hit a hidden fence post. For regular bramble clearing, a thicker, harder blade such as the Oregon 3-tooth 255 holds its shape and edge better.
Fitting and safety
Fit only to a brush cutter rated for a 255 mm metal blade, with the correct guard, thrust washer and nut (usually left-hand thread — how to fit a blade). The listing doesn’t mention a reducer ring, so machines with a 20 mm arbor need one separately. Cut on the left side of the blade to avoid kickback (kickback explained), and keep the three teeth filed evenly so the blade stays balanced (how to sharpen).
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