Will a little chain saw clear tough african love grass from a camp site

Yes as I thought. Prior to posting I had rung a Mower shop to get some ideas on suitable tools and prices and he mentioned the words "chain saw" Pruning saw" and a model DC6231T. He wasn't familiar with Love Grass and it's toughness. I couldn't find the model he mentioned on the Internet so I thought I'd throw the idea out here.

I have just found the model it is a Makita DCS231T and it is a chain saw. So totally unsuitable. I thought it might be a hedge trimmer type of tool I hadn't seen before that would be easy on the back by the way he describe it to me.

gday Gronk
But don't let anybody stand behind you when working.
Murray

If you've got a reasonable inverter, then a cheap electric hedge clipper might be the go and won't take up too much space.

The inverter and electric hedge clipper is novel. It would be light to carry and probably not take up too much space. What is considered a "reasonable Inverter"? Would I need to carry an extra battery and then find the space I had saved was lost again. I have a four cylinder Magna, a large boot and a box trailer for building materials. So camp gear and trimmers or cutters would need to fit in the car.

A sharp sickle on the end of a strong arm and a bent back would do the job easily. You might find one on a stall at a weekend market. I paid $20.00 for an old English made blade. Happy Days. Pauper.

I think I have a machette somewhere. I'll give it a go. I have tried the short sickle but it had no effect. It was old and probably blunt though. Will take both as a back up - sharpened of course.

Absolutely agree on the safety. The cleared areas are under trees with widow makes and uncleared areas are a nuisance to try to walk through and also snake and fire risk. Easier to cut the grass than the trees.
jo