This second model was released in 2011 and at the time was called the Extra Heavy Duty blade. This model proved to be very successful and sold for almost three years. It was also the first model to be marketed online from the first BrushDestructor website, with most of the sales going to Queensland Australia.
What made this blade so successful was the bigger teeth that allowed it to cut down small saplings, but also the introduction of the anti-fouling blades that considerably reduced the issue of long grass wrapping around the gearhead and stalling the brush cutter. It was this feature that was the main attraction for the commercial operator as grass wrapping around the heads of their brush cutters was a big time waster for them.
It was only after this blade started to be picked up and used by commercial clearers that the main weakness to this blade raised its head. That was because the flail-blade was designed to impact the end of the anti-fouling blade, but when pushed hard by commercial operators with powerful brush cutters that result in the whole flail-blade breaking away and on one occasion causing injury to the operator. Click link below to read more;
Flail-Blade breaks off causing injury
There were also a number of other minor problems, more related to longevity than safety and you can read about them on the Problems, Causes, Solutions page.
Model-11 Spare Parts
I am sorry, but I no longer have spare parts for the Model-11 Blade.
Original purchasers on my records, are eligible for a discount to upgrade to the latest model blade.
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