Stens New Lawnmower Blade 375-525 Replacement for: Echo PE2000, PE2400 and PE3100,Black

Just a great product. Blade from factory was a standard 2 side blade, this blade has 4 cutting edges and fits great on my Echo unit. Makes edging so much easier , quicker and does a better job!

Installed onto an EGO edger, and the performance increase was exceptional. It tore through grass and pulled me along, reducing my effort and made edging faster. It did wear significantly after using weekly during the summer, and will likely need replacing after 2 seasons. But for the price, and for the performance, 2 summers worth of use is well worth it.

works well. cuts much better than the OEM blade on my Echo trimmer

This blade is a beast! I'm on a corner lot with three devil's islands. It fits and runs on Ryobi electric trimmer attachment #RYEDG12. However in spring '21 it cost $11 now its almost double the price. One yard, it has lasted all summer. Maybe worth the price for homeowners but definitely not for lawn care professionals. It does work for Ryobi electric trimmers.

Awesome blade. Fits my echo PAS perfectly. Only problem is it cuts so deep I need to unclog the guard every few minutes to allow it to clearly spin

Works wonderfully. I've used this type for 25 years. They weren't as available locally when I needed them, so I ordered these. They were cheaper and worked just as expected. Just be sure to get the size for your edger. Models have different size bolt holes.

This design makes a lot of sense, and now I predict it will be difficult to go back to a standard straight blade. I'm using a Stihl electric battery-driven machine and it has no problem spinning up. There's a lot more mass so when it hits something like a rock or root, it's more likely to sail through without much kick back. It's easier to control against the concrete edges, making for less jump and wear. The cutting is far cleaner in one pass. I suspect it may last at least as long as two or three standard two-edge blades. I recommend trying it if you ever thought it was a gimmick....

I bought the Stens 375-525 Star Edger Blade to use with my Ryobi RYEDG12 40V edger. I was a little concerned about the added mass of the Stens blade compared with the Ryobi AC04215 blade, but thought the 40V system could handle it. The first thing I noticed when I tried it out was a noticeable vibration. I removed the new blade and checked the balance, it appeared OK. I was concerned but decided to reattach it and try some edging. The blade did not seem to spin as fast as the Ryobi blade, perhaps due to the vibration, and the motor frequently stopped completely as if it was struggling. I continued until the battery ran down, which occurred very quickly. I felt the battery, it was pretty hot and so was the motor housing. At this point I decided I was risking premature motor failure and reverted back to the specified Ryobi blade. In spite of the above problems I can say the blade cut very well, and I can see that it would be a great blade if one had a more powerful gas trimmer.