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This guide is for owners of STIHL leaf blowers and vacuums seeking to replace their shredder blade. It explains how to use the SPARES2GO replacement blade, designed for models BG45, BG46, BG55, BG56, BG65, BG85, and BG86, to ensure efficient mulching of leaves and debris. While this blade offers a durable and effective solution, proper installation and maintenance are key to its longevity.
| Model Part Number | BG45, BG46, BG55, BG56, BG65, BG85, BG86 |
|---|---|
| Brand | SPARES2GO |
This shredder blade is compatible with STIHL models BG45, BG46, BG55, BG56, BG65, BG85, and BG86.
Follow the blade replacement instructions provided in your STIHL leaf blower/vacuum's owner's manual. Ensure that the equipment is turned off and the power source disconnected before beginning installation.
The shredder blade should be replaced when it becomes dull, damaged, or shows signs of excessive wear. The frequency of replacement depends on usage.
Always disconnect the leaf blower/vacuum from the power source (if applicable) and wear gloves to protect your hands.
Make sure the blade is sharp and correctly installed. Avoid collecting wet leaves or large debris, as these can impede performance. Ensure the air intake is not blocked.
Yes, you can sharpen the blade with a suitable sharpening tool. However, if the blade is severely damaged, replacement is recommended for safety and performance.
The model number is usually located on the product itself, often on a label or plate.
Check if the blade is worn, damaged, or installed incorrectly. Replace the blade if needed and ensure it's securely fastened.
Stop the leaf blower/vacuum immediately. Check if the blade is properly balanced or damaged. Replace the blade if necessary.
Ensure that the blade is not obstructed and that the leaf blower/vacuum is clean. If the issue persists, check the engine and fuel system according to the manufacturer's guidelines.
