Tramontina 20 Inch Bush Machete with Poly Handle
Blade Length: 20 inches of high-carbon steel.
Overall Length: 25 inches from tip to handle.
Blade Width: 2 3/8 inches at the widest point.
Handle: Lightweight plastic designed to fit your hand.
Weight: Light feel at only 15 ounces.
Blade Style: Classic bush machete for clearing brush.
Origin: Made in Brazil by Tramontina.
Sheath: Not included; sold separately.
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The Tramontina 20 inch bush machete is a top choice for clearing heavy brush. This tool uses a high-carbon steel blade to give you a sharp, powerful cut. It is light enough to use all day but strong enough for tough fieldwork. The plastic handle is durable and fits your hand for a safe, firm grip. Use this blade for farm work, camping, or any job in the woods. It offers a balanced feel that makes chopping easy. Trust the TR266 series for a tool that works as hard as you do.
| Brand | |
|---|---|
| Blade Length | 20 in. |
| Total Length | 25 in. |
| Weight | 15 oz. |
| Width at Widest Point | 2 3/8 in. |
| Blade Composition | SAE 1070 High-Carbon Steel |
| Blade Thickness (Above Handle / At Tip) | 2.2 mm/ 1.5 mm |
| Blade Style | |
| Blade Detail | Primary grind established at factory but may require sharpening before first use. |
| Full Tang | Yes |
| Handle Features | Lanyard Hole, Rivited |
| Handle Material | Hard Plastic / Polypropylene |
| Handle Style | Quillon |
| Country of Origin | Brazil |
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Robin –
Extra!!!
Für mordo Party!!! ☠️☠️☠️
Robin –
Koech Khendi –
One the most trusted tool in my farm. Neighbors are inquiring where to get them. In Kenya the stock is limited.
Koech Khendi –
Lee Sowders –
Best BRUSH Machete on the market for women and shorter guys. Tall guys and experienced choppers I recommend the 24″ because it gives more reach and momentum.
Again, this is a brush Machete, meant for bushes, briars, trees and limbs <1" hard wood, or <2" for softer woods like pine trees.
I personally like the poly handle. I've never had one break, They don't degrade, and most importantly they don't give splinters after a few years like wood handles tend to.
Lee Sowders –
ayub –
4star
ayub –