Is the Weedwakka Trimmer Head worth the Money?

So far I've tested the cheap, social media advertised attachments for brushcutters. But this week, I'm looking at the Australian Made, premium priced Weedwakka attachment. Will my $60 purchase be justified?

[@ericsmith5064]

Remember: all purchases that are justified will be glorified.

[@kevinrtres]

I see what you did there! Romans.

[@johnlivingston9217]

That thing looks serious and will cut about anything.

[@Jerram89]

Definitely better than the chinese stuff

[@p.theviewer]

Thanks for the review, i bought one of this weed wakka for my honda straight sharp trimmer but i dont have the final cover and the nut to hold it in place, do you get it from the lawn mower shop or do you modify it yourself?

[@Jerram89]

Whatever works - but the mower shop would be able to help you out.

[@RobertZemanskijr]

I was trying to order the heavy duty brush cutter, I am from United States Tennessee and when on Weedwakka web site United States for address will not show up and when typing it in something different shows up. That is a shame I guess people from United States can not order this.

[@Jerram89]

Maybe try a freight forwarder? Or send them an email?

[@TakeTheRide]

Can any of these be used on a battery powered weed trimmer?
* I've got some wild blackberry bushes. The string doesn't work well on those, with their thorny stalks. Thanks.

[@Jerram89]

I’d probably suggest the wire cable one as it’s quite lightweight. - you’d have to get it to fit though which would be dependent on how the mounting system works on it.

[@glenncol]

Can this be useed on a bent shaft Honda? if not what is the best option without bump feed

[@Jerram89]

It’s probably not recommended for bent shaft. I’d consider a head that has replaceable nylon blades if you need to cut more than grass, but they have their limits.