Sakuraya : Circular saw brush cutter blade

Choosing the right circular brush cutter blade depends on the specific task you need it for. Here's a guide to help you pick the best one:

For Harvesting Tasks

• Harvesting Grass for Livestock: If you're harvesting grass to feed animals, opt for a blade with a higher number of teeth. This helps keep the cut grass from scattering, making collection easier.

• Harvesting Rice in Paddy Fields: When harvesting rice in paddy fields, especially when used with a rice harvesting frame, the TJ-8 model (8-Tooth Type) is ideal. This specific tooth configuration is best suited for rice harvesting.

For General Brush Cutting

• Cutting and Clearing Grass: For general grass cutting where speed is a priority, blades with fewer teeth work faster. They act more like a chopping action; the longer contact surface of each edge on a lower-tooth count blade allows it to cut through grass quickly.

For Cutting Grass with Small Trees/Saplings

• If your cutting area includes small trees or saplings, a circular blade with more teeth is recommended. This helps reduce kickback to your hands, similar to a sawing action. In overgrown areas with tough branches or hard-stemmed weeds, a blade with fewer teeth might cause more jarring feedback, making it harder to control your cutting direction.

For Re-sharpening with a File

• One advantage of blades with fewer teeth is that you can easily sharpen them with a file. The TJ-40 model (40-Tooth Type) is the highest tooth count circular blade that can still be effectively sharpened by filing.