STIHL Linetrimmers & Brushcutters

Discover how to achieve a perfectly manicured lawn with our expert STIHL Line Trimmer guides. From techniques for efficient trimming to tips for refilling your line trimmer, we've got everything you need to know right here. Our comprehensive buying guides also help you find the best Line Trimmer and accessories for your specific needs. Explore our guides and tips and achieve a professionally manicured look in your own backyard.

  1. Finding The Right Blade For Your Brushcutter

    Man on a meadow cutting weed with petrol-driven two-handed handle brushcutter STIHL FS 311 close up cutting blade

    Metal cutting blades are more robust than Nylon Line and therefore offer better cutting performance. But what is the difference between a Grass Cutting Blade and a Brush Knife? Is a metal, plastic or saw blade more suitable for your requirements? Read on to learn how to choose the right cutting blade for your job & type of Brushcutter.

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  2. Finding The Right Mowing Head

    Close up of a line trimmer mowing head cutting grass

    Using the right cutting attachment will ensure you get the most out of your tool. But which mowing head is the right one? What is the difference between a STIHL AutoCut and a STIHL PolyCut? Which mowing head does your Line Trimmer take? Read on to find the right head for your mowing job.

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  3. Choosing the Best Line Trimmer for You

    Lady holding her STIHL Line Trimmer and STIHL Battery ready to begin line trimming

    Line Trimmers are a must have to clean up scruffy edges and keep your lawn looking neat. But which Line Trimmer is best for you? Read on to find out more about STIHL Battery Line Trimmers and Petrol Line Trimmers, to help you choose the right one for you.

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  4. Using and Mixing Fuel

    Man mixing fuel for his STIHL petrol tools

    Ensuring that you have the correct fuel mixture is essential for optimal performance and prolonging the life of your petrol tool. The fuel mixture should be a blend of two-stroke engine oil and petrol. The recommended fuel-to-oil ratio for most two-stroke engines is 50: In this article, we cover everything you need to know to help keep your tools at their best.

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