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Turn a compatible brushcutter into a precision weedbrush
Remove moss, weeds and embedded detritus from block paving, tarmac and awkward hard-surface edges—especially around benches, railings, street furniture and other places larger machines cannot comfortably reach.
A finishing tool for difficult access
Mechanical cleaning where a pedestrian machine cannot reach
WeedGo places a ground-contact brush head on a compatible brushcutter or strimmer. It is intended for targeted moss, weed and detritus removal on hard surfaces—not as a universal replacement for a larger weedbrush or sweeper.
Reach constrained areas
Work around benches, posts, railings, trees, kerbs and narrow corners that restrict larger pedestrian equipment.
Ground-contact brushing
The head remains in contact with the surface to lift moss, weeds and loose material rather than cutting vegetation like a line trimmer.
Carry it as a second tool
The attachment is compact enough to support finishing work alongside a normal brushcutter task or a larger weed-control programme.
Guarded professional setup
Correct fitment includes the appropriate adapter, debris guard, harness and site controls—not only the rotating brush head.
Built for awkward, visible details
Useful across four maintenance environments
The strongest fit is targeted work on hard surfaces where access, presentation and obstacles matter more than wide-area productivity.
ContractorsGrounds teams and landscapers
Add a targeted hard-surface tool to an existing compatible brushcutter fleet for finishing work between larger-machine visits.
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Public realmCouncils and housing estates
Reach around benches, signposts, railings, kerbs and street furniture within a planned mechanical weed-management route.
Explore council planning →
FacilitiesSchools, healthcare and estates
Target entrances, courtyards, paths and boundary details while scheduling work around occupants and controlled exclusion zones.
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Presentation areasVisitor sites and detailed surfaces
Use the least aggressive suitable brush option around high-visibility paving, then test representative surfaces before wider treatment.
Explore moss-management methods →Mechanical surface intervention
Prepare, brush and collect
Good results depend on surface preparation, correct brush contact and management of the loosened material. The brush can throw debris, so cleaning quality and safety planning are inseparable.
Confirm the complete fit
Check power, straight-shaft configuration, shaft diameter, head fitting, adapter, guard and harness against the exact brushcutter model.
Clear loose objects first
Remove stones, glass, wire and other material that could be accelerated by the rotating head. Protect glazing, vehicles and vulnerable finishes.
Use controlled ground contact
Keep the head stable on the surface, avoid excessive aggression and test the setup before treating a large or sensitive area.
Remove the loosened material
Sweep, blow or collect moss, weeds and detritus so the cleaned surface and nearby drainage are not left obstructed.
Original demonstrations retained
See the attachment, technique and working pattern
All three video destinations found in the original page are preserved below in responsive 16:9 embeds.
WeedGo product overview
See how the handheld attachment extends a compatible brushcutter for hard-surface moss and weed removal.
WeedGo 2 in action
A practical view of the two-line attachment working on hard-surface growth and edges.
Clearing moss with a brushcutter
Further explanation of the attachment, working position and the type of area it is intended to address.
Choose power and surface before the head
Compare the three WeedGo families
The original three family destinations are retained exactly. Use the selector as a starting point, then have Kersten confirm the complete fit kit for the exact brushcutter.
Lighter two-line range
WeedGo! 2 series
For compatible straight-shaft brushcutters from 1.4 hp, with current 26 mm and 28 mm fit-kit options.
- Four-brush, two-line head configuration
- 20 mm or 25.4 mm head connection
- Adapter and protective debris guard included in current kits
Higher-output range
WeedGo! QuickPro series
For compatible brushcutters from 2.5 hp, with model-specific kits currently listed for Stihl, Echo and Husqvarna machines.
- Six-brush, three-line head configuration
- 20 mm or 25.4 mm head connection
- Model-specific adapter and protective guard package
More surface-sensitive
WeedGo Poly Gentle head
A poly-bristle alternative for more delicate surfaces, currently presented in 130 mm and 160 mm diameter options.
- Poly bristle construction
- 20 mm or 25.4 mm fitting options
- Test the surface and confirm the exact head before use
Pricing note: the £395 WeedGo! 2 and £450 QuickPro figures are embedded as public-price fallbacks and are refreshed from representative Kersten product pages when same-origin access is available. The Gentle head remains “Price on application” because no reliable public product price was verified. Prices exclude VAT unless the linked product page states otherwise.
Responsible professional use
Control flying debris before it controls the job
WeedGo uses a high-speed rotating brush in contact with the ground. The supplied guard and correct fitment reduce risk, but they do not replace preparation, operator competence or a site-specific assessment.
- Use the correct model-specific adapter, supplied debris guard and a suitable brushcutter harness.
- Remove stones, glass, wire and other loose objects before starting.
- Establish an exclusion zone for people, vehicles and animals; protect nearby windows and vulnerable property.
- Wear the PPE required by the current brushcutter and WeedGo instructions, including suitable eye, face, hearing, hand, leg and foot protection.
- Manage noise, vibration and operator fatigue in line with the machine data and the planned working duration.
- Test tarmac, block paving and presentation-sensitive surfaces before wider use; excessive pressure or an aggressive brush can mark or dislodge material.
- Stop if the guard, head, brushes, adapter, fasteners or harness are damaged, loose or incorrectly fitted.
Select, operate and maintain
Useful WeedGo and mechanical-weed resources
The original range and contact destinations are retained, with current Kersten product, replacement-brush and method-selection routes added for practical buying and maintenance decisions.
Handheld weed-brush products
View the current WeedGo! 2, QuickPro, Gentle and replacement-brush listings in one place.
Open range → Printed informationCatalogues and pricelists
Open the Kersten catalogue hub, which currently includes WeedGo! 2 and QuickPro information.
Open catalogues → Method selectionMechanical weed management
Compare handheld, pedestrian and carrier-mounted approaches for different surfaces and working patterns.
Compare methods → Moss and algaeMoss-management options
Review where brushing, sweeping and other methods fit established moss and algae on hard surfaces.
Explore guidance → WeedGo! 2 consumableSteel replacement brushes
Open the current pack-of-eight steel replacement-brush route for the WeedGo! 2 series.
View replacement → WeedGo! 2 consumableNylon replacement brushes
Open the current pack-of-eight nylon replacement-brush route for the WeedGo! 2 series.
View replacement → QuickPro consumableQuickPro steel brushes
Open the current pack-of-twelve steel replacement-brush route for the QuickPro series.
View replacement → Compatibility supportAsk about your brushcutter
Send the make, model, power, shaft diameter and head fitting so the complete kit can be checked.
Contact Kersten →Practical questions
Before attaching a ground-contact brush head
These answers support selection and planning. The current product instructions, brushcutter manual, supplied guarding and site risk assessment remain controlling.
What is the difference between WeedGo! 2 and QuickPro?
WeedGo! 2 is the lighter two-line range for compatible brushcutters from 1.4 hp. QuickPro is the three-line range for compatible higher-power brushcutters from 2.5 hp. Shaft diameter, head fitting and the exact model must still be confirmed.
How do I check whether WeedGo will fit my brushcutter?
Confirm the brushcutter power, whether it has a straight shaft, the shaft diameter, the head fitting and the exact make and model. Do not select from horsepower alone; Kersten should confirm the adapter and guard package.
What is the WeedGo Poly Gentle head for?
The Poly Gentle option uses poly bristles and is presented for more delicate surfaces. Surface construction and condition still vary, so test an inconspicuous representative area and use the least aggressive setup that achieves the required result.
How long do replacement brushes last?
Kersten notes that life varies with the surface, wet conditions and the amount of moss, weeds and debris. The current range page gives about three hours as a typical guide, not a guaranteed service life.
Can WeedGo be used close to people, vehicles or windows?
Do not work without a controlled exclusion zone. A high-speed brush can throw stones and loose debris. Clear the surface first, use the supplied guarding, protect vulnerable glazing and vehicles, and follow both sets of machine instructions.
Does WeedGo replace a pedestrian weedbrush?
Not normally. WeedGo is strongest in small areas, around furniture and where a larger machine cannot reach. A pedestrian or carrier-mounted weedbrush is generally more appropriate for sustained coverage of larger open areas.
What PPE and controls are required?
Use the supplied guard, a suitable harness and the PPE required by the current machine instructions and site assessment. Control bystanders, flying debris, noise, vibration, surface damage and manual-handling exposure.
Articles and evidence
Three useful Kersten articles
These current supporting routes explain the WeedGo concept, path-edge productivity and the practical differences between moss brushes, weed brushes and weed rippers.
WeedGo! attachments for brushcutters
How the kits turn a compatible brushcutter into a targeted hard-surface moss and weed-removal tool.
Read article →Path edging cuts time and effort
A wider mechanical-weeding example showing why removing soil and overgrowth can protect path edges and reduce manual work.
Read article →Moss brush, weed brush or weed ripper?
A practical explanation of how different brush terms relate to vegetation, soil build-up, surface finish and aggressiveness.
Read article →Send us the brushcutter details before ordering
Provide the make, model, power, shaft type, shaft diameter and head fitting. Kersten can then check the correct WeedGo family, adapter and guarding package for the work.