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hello i,am after some advice please i was given a broken down 2007 fs310 fourmix strimmer the strimmer head is beyond repair worn out etc and want to fit a blade for clearing long thick grass n bramble as the bloke who gave it to me wants use of it 2/3 times a year to clear land around where his wife works lol got that wrong

 

what i mean is around the factory unit where his wife works 2/3 times a year . I got it running again in my shed n made up love tinkering and the feeling afterwards i,ve done something worthwhile just getting it to run again . and can just go to it and it,ll start up etc sorry i,am rambling on now chaps sorry

 

just want to know what blade to choose or what strimmer head to get for it

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We got a new strummer a few weeks ago and out an Oregon jet fit head with the 6mm jagged flexible des on, it does a hell of a good job! You could probably get the head and blades for under £50. You can come and have a look at ours and try it out too if you want.

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so are you now in a band rob with a new strummer sorry lol

 

as for the advice i dont understand what the hell your on about in your post sorry rob

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We are very pleased with it. With thicker cord in it it is happy all day on one set of cords, 2 or 4 single pieces depending on thickness and power of machine, and will make short work of thicker plants.

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just get the stihl 3 prong brush knife.

Stihl brush knife 300mm strimmer/brushcutter blade | F R Jones and Son

and you need the fitting kit aswell whitch is about £10.. this is the way forward for long grass like you say.

 

NOW YOU,VE GONE AND DONE IT LOL

 

i was dreading asking as i,ve already ordered a jet thingy but wondering have i done it wrong again dad :confused1: and ordered a pup i get confused easy these days as theres loads of blades about i was thinking the jet thing is more universal to be honest and user friendly

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The three prong blade is good but only useful in heavy grass. You don't want to be hitting walls or stones. The jet fit will take any strimmer cord in 26cm pieces. Makes it very useful.

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NOW YOU,VE GONE AND DONE IT LOL

 

i was dreading asking as i,ve already ordered a jet thingy but wondering have i done it wrong again dad :confused1: and ordered a pup i get confused easy these days as theres loads of blades about i was thinking the jet thing is more universal to be honest and user friendly

 

strimmer heads are all well and good but with a small engined machine such as a fs310 will be hard work in long grass.. thats were blades come in, the 3 prong blade on my even small machine (fs85) will tackle anything with ease and less strain on the machine in demanding jobs, ei long grass, thick grass, brambles ect..

hope this helps.

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