Would a 3 blade brushcutter do the job against a vine patch like

>>987023
I don't see why it wouldn't work. Maybe the saw blade looking ones would work better?

>>987023
really depends on the vines and your machine. I'd personally just cut that back with a hand hook (it's an asian thing, kinda like a scythe)and some thick gloves. I'd make short work of your pic.

Why does the hedge need to come down? Tasty looking raspberries in there anon

>>987051
This. Transplant those berries op. I'm jelly of your bush.

>>987023
That blade should work, but make sure to keep it sharp. You better have a tourquey enough trimmer. Straight shaft, 1.5 horsepower minimum.

Don't try any hardwood over 0.75" / 15cm without a sawblade. But the sawblades get bound up with tall grass wound around the axle.

For safety, best have a full harness and bicycle handle, eys and ears, boots and chaps. But whatever. Straight shaft, 1.5 hp, sharpen the blade.
Once it's cut, paint the fresh stumps with 28% glyphosphate and they won't return.

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>>987023
I used a brush cutter to clear a lot of land for someone to turn into horse pasture. Mostly Himalayan blackberry like in your pic, but really thick, burly wild roses too. It worked great. Didn't tangle often and once you get the technique down, you can clear a ton of land with that thing quickly.

>>987051
those are black berries

>>987054
Good way to get shot or imprisoned

>>987417
blackberry ≠ black raspberry

>>987023
Nuke it from orbit. It's the only way to be sure.

>>987417
You are wrong