I found out about the rhino tuff blade a few years ago when I was faced with cleaning out brush from a huge drainage ditch. Let me tell you this was the best I have experienced. Those things are tuff!!! I but few at a time such time savers and when the bend you can bend them back with you hands or pliers. I have had them brake on me and it’s scary lol😂
Great video dude! I've been looking at these for awhile but wasn't sure, cuz ya know... tiny little bits of metal vs tried an true string. Imma go pick one of these up today after work!
Hello Ector ! Happened by your Vid here and think I'm asking THE right guy his opinion......I purchased a New Riobi Weed wacker, similar to the one you're using, at a close-out sale at Home Depot, along with one of those RinoTuff Brush Cutters you demonstrate here. I removed the bump style string head and installed The Rino Tuff pivoting unit on the straight shaft and went to work with my new set up. Cutter seems to work well as you show, but after less than an hour through the work, I began hearing a bell-like clanging coming from the area where the shaft attaches inside near the Riobi's engine. Have you or anyone you know experienced such a problem with the Brush Cutter's usage ? I am convinced that this unbalanced cutter unit destroyed something up in the engine area. I returned the Riobi as defective, but am NOT going to using the brush Cutter again with my New Toro weeder in case it's the problem with the Brush cutter's causing damage. Your thoughts on this concern would be helpful. Thanks......but BEWARE to anyone considering using one of these.....
The metal blades will throw sparks when they contact rocks and if the grass is dry, it can easily catch fire. A weed trimmer head that uses line strips is better out here in the desert southwest.
@@Ectorcabral Some old guy near where I live started a brush fire with a bladed weed trimmer attachment and they had to call in a air tanker to drop slurry to help put out the fire. Imagine the bill get got for causing that fire.
FYI, I have a craftsman, and I used the #2. Short #2. Thanks for this video. I was confused at first. Awesome explanation.
Glad it helped!
Thanks for the video 👍 I just bought this same one yesterday at Lowe's 🤞 I can get the damn thing installed on my curved shaft Craftsman. 😎
It’s amazing!
Good luck!
Bought one. Thank you.
I found out about the rhino tuff blade a few years ago when I was faced with cleaning out brush from a huge drainage ditch. Let me tell you this was the best I have experienced. Those things are tuff!!! I but few at a time such time savers and when the bend you can bend them back with you hands or pliers. I have had them brake on me and it’s scary lol😂
That’s funny haha I did not know you could bend them that’s smart
@@Ectorcabral yep bend them and flip them around to get another round out of um 👍
That damn boy got you a follower bro lmfao
The Rino tuff is legitimate a great tool... it handle everything ....3 hour job turned into a hour.
Wow impressive how it cuts trees like butter! Just bought one for my Ryobi.
Great video dude! I've been looking at these for awhile but wasn't sure, cuz ya know... tiny little bits of metal vs tried an true string. Imma go pick one of these up today after work!
Great presentation! Very informative. Thanks....
This exactly the video I needed to see and learn. Thanks dude.
I had to rethread the nut they provided to fit the threads on my Homelite
I just got 1 today and it fit perfectly on my homelite. And boy it worked... knock out a half acre in a hour... totally worth the purchase..
That’s crazy fast I need new blade blades for mine
Great video bro, thanks
Hello Ector ! Happened by your Vid here and think I'm asking THE right guy his opinion......I purchased a New Riobi Weed wacker, similar to the one you're using, at a close-out sale at Home Depot, along with one of those RinoTuff Brush Cutters you demonstrate here. I removed the bump style string head and installed The Rino Tuff pivoting unit on the straight shaft and went to work with my new set up. Cutter seems to work well as you show, but after less than an hour through the work, I began hearing a bell-like clanging coming from the area where the shaft attaches inside near the Riobi's engine. Have you or anyone you know experienced such a problem with the Brush Cutter's usage ? I am convinced that this unbalanced cutter unit destroyed something up in the engine area. I returned the Riobi as defective, but am NOT going to using the brush Cutter again with my New Toro weeder in case it's the problem with the Brush cutter's causing damage. Your thoughts on this concern would be helpful. Thanks......but BEWARE to anyone considering using one of these.....
That is so strange! It definitely felt like the clutch just blew up that sucks! Yeah I don’t blame you for getting you a new one!
Bought it but gave up during the install couldn't get it to fit on my huskyvarna
Dang that sucks
The metal blades will throw sparks when they contact rocks and if the grass is dry, it can easily catch fire. A weed trimmer head that uses line strips is better out here in the desert southwest.
that is a very good point. i never thought of that
@@Ectorcabral Some old guy near where I live started a brush fire with a bladed weed trimmer attachment and they had to call in a air tanker to drop slurry to help put out the fire. Imagine the bill get got for causing that fire.
You have better odds of finding gold at the end of a rainbow than grass catching fire because of the weed eater head.
U funny as hell bruh 😂