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<blockquote data-quote="dun" data-source="post: 1009577" data-attributes="member: 34"><p>That's why dull blades work best for cutting brush. Rather then cutting it the dull blade will jsut shatter and kind of gnaw it off so there isn't a sharp point, it also makes them a little looser in the dirt so they giive more. I had one filed that I had brush hogged a couple of times a year for several years. I din;t know there was an old cedar staub hidden in the grass. Punched a big enough hole that all of the calcium whatever it is shot out like a geyser and the tire had to have multiple thickness boots put in to seal up the hole.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="dun, post: 1009577, member: 34"] That's why dull blades work best for cutting brush. Rather then cutting it the dull blade will jsut shatter and kind of gnaw it off so there isn't a sharp point, it also makes them a little looser in the dirt so they giive more. I had one filed that I had brush hogged a couple of times a year for several years. I din;t know there was an old cedar staub hidden in the grass. Punched a big enough hole that all of the calcium whatever it is shot out like a geyser and the tire had to have multiple thickness boots put in to seal up the hole. [/QUOTE]
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