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Can anyone recommend  a strimmer head to clean weeds from paths etc

 

 

 

I often just use regular strimmer line but wondering if there better options attachments etc?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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@Stere we uuse a Brushcutter with guides an abrasive 3M paint stripper  pad, on it for cleaning Oak debris off rail.  Think they fit or can be made to fit.  K

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2 hours ago, Jack.P said:

I would Just spray them off then rake it up a few weeks later .

what about those power broom type things for a Stihl kombi? That would be less damaging to the paving etc 

Yea but you have to buy a Stihl Kombi, an they are crap.  K

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You are right though some kombi models not that great . recently bought a mantis tiller which can take a similar brush .i might experiment with that . J

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I have to strim weeds on block paving and do with a normal line. You get through line quickly and the heads wear as well.
Your post got me thinking and digging about. Have you seen ones like below. Would be interested to try I think

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It is simple and convenient to connect the mower;. This kind of steel brush is mainly suitable for deburring, dust removal, oxide removal, cleaning and polishing accessories. Made of high quality steel wire, durable.
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1 hour ago, stewmo said:

I have to strim weeds on block paving and do with a normal line. You get through line quickly and the heads wear as well.
Your post got me thinking and digging about. Have you seen ones like below. Would be interested to try I think
 

WWW.EBAY.CO.UK

It is simple and convenient to connect the mower;. This kind of steel brush is mainly suitable for deburring, dust...

It should be remembered these are not approved accessories for the strimmer so as with the broggio chain heads are technically banned from use

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5 minutes ago, openspaceman said:

I wonder where all the line worn off ends up

Ditto

 

Can you imagine if a dog walks over the area shortly after it has been treated with one of those - it's paws would be like a pin cushion!

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3 minutes ago, waterbuoy said:

Ditto

 

Can you imagine if a dog walks over the area shortly after it has been treated with one of those - it's paws would be like a pin cushion!

That too but I was considering the plastic one rather than the link he gave

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