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<blockquote data-quote="greybeard" data-source="post: 1278265" data-attributes="member: 18945"><p>I have cleaned off a lot of over grown fenceline with a Stihl powerhead and brush blade. (I use the saw blade tho--not the 4 bladed thing.)</p><p>Most of what I had/have is creepers and vines--green briar and a lot of young yaupon (yaupon is related to Holley in the plant world classification) I cut a while, then rake it out with landscape rake and pitchfork, then spray the whole area down with remedy/glyco mixture, then move down and cut some more. That, treats the little stumps and 99% of it won't grow back. Yes--it's labor intensive, but I don't have to do it but once--just spray after it's cut back. </p><p>My sister has one of those DR trimmer/brush cutter things-- I'm forever having to go over and put the belt back on for her. </p><p>I view those things like some (most) of my ex girlfriends--ok around the house but ya don't want to get further out with than that.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="greybeard, post: 1278265, member: 18945"] I have cleaned off a lot of over grown fenceline with a Stihl powerhead and brush blade. (I use the saw blade tho--not the 4 bladed thing.) Most of what I had/have is creepers and vines--green briar and a lot of young yaupon (yaupon is related to Holley in the plant world classification) I cut a while, then rake it out with landscape rake and pitchfork, then spray the whole area down with remedy/glyco mixture, then move down and cut some more. That, treats the little stumps and 99% of it won't grow back. Yes--it's labor intensive, but I don't have to do it but once--just spray after it's cut back. My sister has one of those DR trimmer/brush cutter things-- I'm forever having to go over and put the belt back on for her. I view those things like some (most) of my ex girlfriends--ok around the house but ya don't want to get further out with than that. [/QUOTE]
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