Peach Country
Peach Country Heat Hardened Edger Blade 2" W 8" L .120" 25 pack
Pack of 25 heat-hardened edger blades, 8 inches by 2 inches by .120 inch, with a 1-inch centre hole, made in the USA and rust-resistant
- TypeEdger Blades
- Heat-hardened steel resists wear for longer edging life
- Rust-resistant oil finish protects blades during storage and use
- Unsharpened edges let you set the bevel to match your machine
- 1-inch centre hole fits Echo, Husqvarna, Stihl and other major brands
- Pack of 25 blades keeps crews supplied through the season
Edger blades for walk-behind units
This 25-pack supplies heat-hardened steel blades built for walk-behind edgers. Each blade measures eight inches diagonally by two inches wide with a .120 inch thickness and a one-inch centre hole. The oil finish resists rust while the unsharpened edges let the user set a preferred bevel. They are made in the USA for landscaping crews and homeowners who edge regularly.
Steel construction handles abrasive soil
The hardened steel body resists wear when cutting through gritty or clay-heavy ground. Oil coating slows corrosion during wet-season storage. Unsharpened edges avoid factory burrs that can tear turf on the first pass. No moving parts mean silent operation and zero power draw beyond the host machine.
Direct replacements for major brands
The one-inch centre hole matches Echo 720237001, Green Machine 237001, Husqvarna 578 39 28-02 and 601-00 24-54, Marymama 216062, Red Max 6367-15110, Ryobi 613223 and 791-613223B, Shindaiwa 72950-92100 and Stihl 4133 713 4102. Blades mount without adapters on those models. Builders needing a different bolt pattern or a pre-sharpened edge should look elsewhere.
Highlights
- Heat-hardened steel resists wear for longer edging life
- Rust-resistant oil finish protects blades during storage and use
- Unsharpened edges let you set the bevel to match your machine
- 1-inch centre hole fits Echo, Husqvarna, Stihl and other major brands
- Pack of 25 blades keeps crews supplied through the season
Specifications
| Type | Edger Blades |
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Questions about this item
How do I install the 1-inch center hole blade on my edger shaft, and what step is often missed?
Slide the blade onto the shaft, align the 1-inch center hole with the drive pin, then tighten the retaining bolt to the torque value in your edger manual; the step often missed is confirming the drive pin engages the blade slot before final tightening.
When will the .120-inch thick, unsharpened edges need sharpening or replacement?
The oil-finished, heat-hardened steel resists rust, but the unsharpened edges must be sharpened before first use and re-sharpened whenever the blade dulls from soil contact; replace the blade if the .120-inch thickness wears thin or the center hole elongates.
What limit appears first during prolonged edging — heat buildup or edge wear?
Edge wear from abrasive soil contact shows up before heat buildup; the .120-inch thick, heat-hardened steel dissipates heat well, so the unsharpened edge dulls first and requires re-sharpening to maintain a clean cut.
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