Will it cut ironweed? Pigweed? 8" to 36" tall, about 1/4" diameter?
1430683
I believe so but you have to keep the blades very sharp. And I've only mowed down up to 7 inches and you have to get it at the right angle.
1430684
It could potentially cut through them when the plants are younger, but not likely at the height and thickness you are describing.
1375165
Oh, I don't think so -- It has taken out some weed vines, maybe 2-3 feet long, and 1/4 inch in diameter.
856079
It is not 4" on my block. It is 3-15/16" which is about 1/32" too narrow for my cleaver. After some sharpening it should work.
1854229
No, it will only cut up to 12", excellent trimer if you can find larger one.
562876
You can raise the blade level more than 1 inch so it would fit. Based on that I would think it would cut glass that thick. It is very sharp and if you take the time I believe it would do the job. However I have never tried to cut anything that thick.
1623494
Yes, it should work fine for that. I purchased it originally to mince cilantro to make guacamole. It is so much faster than using a knife or scissors. I simply strip the leaves off fresh herbs and roll over then several times and I'm done. I'm sure you'll be happy with this purchase.
2163878
I am not sure about that question however I have cut plastic pipe for irrigation purpose and small steel pipe maybe 1or 2inches in diameter with the blade made for cutting steel which comes with the saw. I hope that helps.
736654
The saw would certainly be able to cut it. But since the plant is a bush you would have a hard time holding the bush so the saw can do it's work. I would not recommend it for that type of cutting.
183239
It's unclear which blade you are referring to however if it the stainless steel diamond-coated blade used for cutting glass, diameter is 36" and blade width is 1/4".
990501
I don't know. There are many models of weedeaters. It will depend on the power of yours, how the string head is mounted on the shaft and if you have enough clearance for the blade under the guard.
188632
Absolutely, just put a pruning blade in it. I do it all the time on my farm. Goes through small limbs easily
1586366
It'll cut pretty low, I 'd say about 1/4 inch. If your wish is to get your lawn to look like a putting green on a golf course, this is not the mower you want. McLane makes a gas mower that will do this. However, if you have golf course type grass like Bermuda(which is what I have), this push mower will do a great job. I use the second to the lowest setting which keeps the height of my lawn just below 1/2 inch. The reason I don't use the lowest setting is that with the kind of grass that I have, it wasn't meant to be cut that low. I love this mower. My lawn isn't very big so it's perfect for what I need it to do.
1680781
depends on how long the weeds are. 6in or more is difficult, will need to go over area a couple times. works great on grass even if it is a little long.
419500
Yes. I have used this saw will cut 1.00" material. Use common sense though. Use a fence, go slow, and try to keep the cuts short. My cuts were 8" long, and I let the saw sit for a little bit to cool. If you are cutting A36 plate, you shouldn't have any issue. If you are cutting A572-50 or A514, I would probably opt for other methods.
939757
I have cut grass and weeds up to 3 feet and had no problem. We have a lot of russian thistle up here in North Dakota and it goes through it like butter. I love this machine.
1137725
I only used it for poison oak with maybe 1/4" thickness at most. 1" would definitely be a struggle, better off with a pole saw for that....
2263695
Yes, but it is too large for this type of use. It was designed to be used primarily on grass, but with a little extra care, it should do the job. Keep it sharp!