Weed Warrior Brush Cutter Replacement Blades for Brush Cutter Head, 3 Count, Basic

These blades were an exact fit.

The first "concern" was my fault - I read "metal blades" and was disappointed that these are heavy plastic blades with metal teeth embedded. No worries - these blades ate through more than I thought they would: HEAVY weeds, the kind that look like wood when you cut them, and actual wood up to, say 1/2 inch thick. No blade breakage even if you cut right to the ground; blades don't break when cutting into a little dirt, either.My second concern was the these did not immediately fit my Weed Warrior 14867B Push-N-Load 3 Blade Head (which I LOVE!!). Look at the photo in the Amazon ad; you'll see the head of the blade shows as two circles. My WW blade head needs the smaller circle. No worries again!! Just trim off the "outer" circle; it's plastic. Heavy plastic, though, so scissors won't work, but hand-held snips for cutting light metal worked perfectly. And I see from the Amazon photo that some other trimmers need the larger circle.So... I TOTALLY recommend these blades. I also have a supply of the all-plastic blades; you'll want those, rather than these metal blades, if you're trimming near something you care about (like the metal or wood borders of your garden), as whatever these blades touch, they attack!!! Great!

okay so me and my friend have used a ton of these and the shakesphere ones these work great but the always end up breaking off and snapping and im gonna say its potentialy dangerous if your not aware of this that being said they work very well for small clearing jobs clearing small amounts of multifloral rose bushes in paths and along fence line here in new MA the stuff is everywere and a nusanse and it its much of a pain as they are good for bees and oh ya more bees lol the ones that sting you but thats the only thing usefull no one actually uses them to keep cattle in mater of fact the y over take classic barb wire fenciung and the post rot and the cows end up breaking out and you gotta chainsaw your way through the stuff to help fix it lol anyways if they made a little bit tougher version of these that would be nice one thing we do cheat with is when one brakes we usually use one from a old set but they usually shortly break because they get fatigued and start to crack go nice and slow with them they lat mutch longer my friend uses them on his fs 131 and he uses that thing like a scythe haha

First I purchased the plastic blades from W.W. They exceeded my expectations. I really put them to the test! So "only if they were metal" , looked online and now I have them. I'm laying waste to briars, bushes and weeds ! Buy this product.

Great product! Highly recommend!

Except for the product saying it would fit my weed Wacker and they don't, they cut very well after a bit of engineering.

I like the ease of the install, but was definitely careful as they do bend fairly easy if you hit a rock or a harder surface.They do stay fairly sharp.

They didn't fit right into the head I had to cut them and do a little bit of sanding but after that they fit perfectly and work great. I'm satisfied with this product.

Great for edging.

These blades fit a niche between a steel blade and nylon trim.I like them because they take on the harder pieces like thistle and small bush that you cannot clear with nylon trim.You do need a screwdriver to change the blades and it saves you having to wind a spool of nylon; however, I find these are better than nylon trim because you're not constantly having to play with the trim when it binds on you.

They work great. Will cut through thick brush.

Cutting grass.

Very tough and there isn’t much they won’t cut through. I have an entire season on mine and they’re still working fine.