My good sir, after watching 10 DIY videos on stringing a b&d grasshog, you are the ONLY person to show a clear view of what you are doing GOD BLESS YOU. * LIKED AND SUBBED*
You have CLEARLY explained in a few minutes what the manufacturer’s diagram and instructions, as well as various UA-cam videos could not. A thousand thank you’s could never be enough.😇👏🏻
Thank you. Now I know where I went wrong. And thanks for respecting your viewers' time and keeping this video short, sweet, and to-the-point. Somebody else has a *14-minute* video on the same topic, which is ridiculous.
I've been putting the string way different and have always had trouble. I decided to check out the right way to do it because I recently got 2 houses paying me to cut their lawn and I think this will help save me some time, thanks!
Hi! 😃 It appears I've been refilling my spool correctly; but thanks so VERY MUCH for making this tutorial. At least this way I know that this isn't the issue with my Trimmer Trauma I am alwayz experiencing. 😄🤷🏼♀️😰 Unfortunately I don't know what I'm doing wrong, but live and learn right. 😁 I'm ready to pitch it across the lawn! 🤪
My trimmer line is always getting jammed. It's getting better as I have followed your suggestions and kept the line tight and layer after layer. I'm using three or four corner cut lines so it still gets jammed a little bit but it's much better than it used to. Thank you very much.
Frank Crawford Glad to know this video helped you out. I know some of these can be frustrating, once you understand it makes it a lot easier. Thanks for stopping by and posting.
WorkMateGuy. Thank you very much, my husband used to replace the trimming string even tho I did the trimming. (I actually liked to) This is the first year in 5 that I've had to replace it (no instructions book) and to show a 75 year old you made it very easy. Also subscribed in case I need help with something in the future. Thank you again. Hope you have the best life ever.
Steven Johnson You are certainly welcome and glad to know it helped you out. I know how frustrating this can be, that's why I made this video. Thanks for stopping by.
Thank you for posting this video!! I was desperately trying to figure out how to restring my trimmer/edger and I couldn't wrap my head around the pictures in the diagram. Much appreciated!!!!!
Thank you for speaking clearly and at an understandable point....My question if I may...What are the 2 holes fot that are on each side at the edge of the spool?
I got the 900-watt corded version today I didn't snap the line in to place at the end and it just unwinded and ended up finishing the entire spool after hour
norbert repstop You are certainly welcome and welcome to my channel. I'm glad to know this helped you out. That's why I make these types of videos. Thanks for stopping by and posting.
Brenda Borden You are certainly welcome and welcome to my channel. Be sure to check out this other video on the B&D weed eater ua-cam.com/video/mDkUrMQ77HY/v-deo.html
I don't know if you answer questions about older videos, but here goes. I have had no trouble in the past loading new line onto my trimmer. Yesterday, however, the line just kept feeding out, continously, creating a whirling line of death that left me with a cut leg. What position does the black doohickey (the technical term) need to be in when I push the spool back into position? I don't think I've lost or broken a piece of it. It doesn't have a spring, correct? Any insight you can give will be appreciated both by myself and my legs. Thanks.
John Steward It sounds like to me that you did not have the spool completely seated in the receiving part of the head. It should snap into place and when you try to twist it, there is just very little play, if you can turn it more then a few degrees it is not seated correctly. Also, make sure that you have the correct side facing you when it's seated. If you see the jagged notches you have it in backwards. I hope this helps.
There's a little plastic rocker arm (or whatever you call it) underneath the spool. I found a video where it fell out allowing the spool to spin. He found the piece in his grass, re-installed it, and it worked. ua-cam.com/video/Ohj_2C2GW7E/v-deo.html
thanks for the explanation. i was wondering if you knew why the trimmer would auto feed so much that the string would get wrapped around itself? is it that the auto trimmer lock is broke?
Thanks! I grew up with the bump- style trimmer heads, and I was tearing my hair out trying to figure out how to make this B&D trimmer I inherited with a house purchase work...
@@WorkMateGuy It's not so small, and I can clearly see it, but what's its function, how it works? i'm assuming the little pole it swivels around is damaged on mine. THANKS A LOT..
Patricia Bird Sometime this can be tough as it is on mine. I am thinking that some gentle tapping with the handle of a small screw driver might just shake it loose. Gently tap, tap, tap... Also gently prying around the edges carefully might help. Just be sure to not use too much force. Thanks for stopping by, and good luck.
Very useful. However I don't manage to remove the black spool from the orange part. It's very difficult and if I use a screwdriver or sthg like that to remove it, I'm afraid to break something... How do you do that??
Hi Gerald - I have experienced the same thing and have your concerns as well. I alternate between twisting back and forth and wobbling it in place till I can feel it coming loose and then pull it out. I hope this helps. Cheers.
@@WorkMateGuy Same problem. I've owned this for 2 years and haven't needed to restring until now. Has worked great. But for the life of me, can't separate the spool from the orange cap. Tried tapping it and wiggling it. It just seems locked into place. It has wiggle room but won't come out. I may need to buy a whole new cap and spool unit, which seems silly. Never had issues with previous weed wackers.
You've confirmed I am winding it correctly and everything snaps back into place but it does not advance the line once it gets too short to trim. Any ideas?
I do it just like that, and it refuses to automatically feed, I am constantly having to take the spool off and manually unwind the line, then reassemble. Line is tight and smooth on the spool, it just wears away till there is no line sticking out. I have tried OEM line, braided line, twisted line, two layer line that is supposed to feed better, and both larger and smaller diameter than the recommended .080" (2mm) line. Nothing has made any difference. I can also see no damage to the notches on the spool or damage to the pall, which moves smoothly. Might a little spray silicone lube on the pall or notches help?
Sounds like you are winding it correctly. Getting the spool seated in the housing is another issue. Once you have pressed it into the housing there should be a little play a few degrees in either direction. This indicated that the mechanisms are in alignment. Sometimes I have to reseat a few times to get it right. Let me know how it goes.
I have the same line trimmer and when you say " it's suppose to be tight and no move on the shaft once clicked in" mine once clicked in moves about half an inch back and forth and even though it's tight it seems to always shoot out. Am I missing a part?
before putting the unit back together what position does the little finger have to be in .towards the outer cover OR inward..This wasn't explained and can effect the auto feed IF in wrong position
Hi Kim, I can deadlift 300 lbs so I know I have a strong grip... but this cap is difficult for me too! I have to use two hands to get it off. Next time I need to take it off I will see if there is a way to do so with a tool that will make it easier for everyone. Cheers!
Hi I'm having trouble keeping the spool from spinning it the locking mechanism, it turns side to side, you said it shouldn't turn it. How do I do this?
bjtsven 2015 You should be able to pull it directly out, be careful using force or you many break the spool. Tap Tap Tap the spool gently if It doesn't come loose right away. Also make sure the head is clean before you put the spool back on, Thanks for posting your question and welcome to my channel.
Hi Roger - If you are referring to the orange cap... just squeeze the two opposing indents and put it off. This will take some grip strength as they are rather tight. If you are referring to removing the spool inside the cap... you should be able to wiggle and pull it straight out. I hope this answers your question. Cheers!
You have to wind it tight and thread thru the hole in the orange cap. It will come loose just a little. But, should stay in place one you snap it into place.
It can be tricky but watch the video again and you will see that you can make it click into place with some wiggling. Also, feed the line thru the hole as you go to snap it into place.
brown roc Good question. There are several possible causes. Make sure the line is wrapped correctly around the spool, the entire assembly is clean, and the spool is snapped into place and has some play in it. Let me know if any of these suggestions work for you.
@@WorkMateGuy Thanks for your reply. I managed to get the spool out, wound some new string on it, and re-install it. But now how do I get the unit to feed new line during operation?
Would SOMEone please tell me that I wasn't the only guy who thought that the arrows stamped in the spool meant that I should wind the SPOOL in that direction, instead of the line?!?
WorkMateGuy It is 3rd party line, but it's the suggested size. I also bought some that was thicker, in hopes it wouldn't break as much. To no avail. Thanks in advance for any suggestions.
Use thicker nylunuim ala mylpn or any plastics worh metal particles in it so as not to do line welding aka stock an bind but also use serrated or else twosted lien for the ease of use when other liens always are garbage ot feels lile osemtiems in the most offen tasks of the ,ere cuttinng of brush an brush an scrub clearing form the site or yards an trimming ferns etc or oregon grape etc also use the 0.095" line so as to be thick enough to not break off so easily against most colmon woody liek steems of the average plants
For the last 18 months I've not let the lawn crew edge or use a weed eater in my back yard. ua-cam.com/users/postUgkx_rBCFuDW1zD6blTGhLkvAkxU657uR_lG I didn't like the fact that they just kept cutting the edge of the lawn further and further from the rock lining the flower beds and leaving bare ground. And the grass was trimmed or scalped several feet around trees, etc. It was a constant battle with them so I told them to just mow and no trimming. I have Zoysia grass so it grows pretty slow. Obviously after a while it could use some trimming. I'm in my 80's so I can't do much of it myself.Finally I decided that if I could find a lightweight battery powered trimmer I might be able to do some light trimming. I decided to buy the LST201 20V trimmer. And it works great for my needs. I have back yard with about 150' of flower beds and several trees to be trimmed. I can lightly trim the whole yard with a single charge! The grass I trimmed was only a few inches high but the trimmer was more powerful than I expected.
My good sir, after watching 10 DIY videos on stringing a b&d grasshog, you are the ONLY person to show a clear view of what you are doing GOD BLESS YOU. * LIKED AND SUBBED*
Hey Joshua, I am glad you found this to be useful and good luck with your grass hog! Cheers!
You have CLEARLY explained in a few minutes what the manufacturer’s diagram and instructions, as well as various UA-cam videos could not. A thousand thank you’s could never be enough.😇👏🏻
Glad you liked it!
Thank you. Now I know where I went wrong. And thanks for respecting your viewers' time and keeping this video short, sweet, and to-the-point. Somebody else has a *14-minute* video on the same topic, which is ridiculous.
Thanks, I needed a refresher course on loading the spool. I forget every season.
Hey Bennie - You are certainly welcome. I just had to refill 4 of my own spools :-).
Thanks so much! This task has always intimidated me. Your directions were clear; to the point and easy to follow. Thanks again.
Voneta Watson You are certainly welcome, and I ma glad to know that this helps you out. Let me know if you have any questions.
Thank you and agreed with Joshua. Uploaders of technical/ troubleshooting vids have all to realized that filming angle is everything.
Just finished wrapping the string around. Will come back and let u know if I had to redo the feed 50000 more times 🤞🏾
2:25 pm: I’m back. 🗣️IT WORKED!
I've been putting the string way different and have always had trouble. I decided to check out the right way to do it because I recently got 2 houses paying me to cut their lawn and I think this will help save me some time, thanks!
You are certainly welcome and good luck on your lawn care business.
I found this trimmer at a Goodwill for $15. Thanks to you i got it working again for my yard 👍🏼
I love the knot idea for the beginning of the spool. I feel like that should be a requirement for safety reasons
Hey Angel, congratulations on your new/old trimmer. Mine is about 7 years old and still going strong. Cheers!
Hi! 😃 It appears I've been refilling my spool correctly; but thanks so VERY MUCH for making this tutorial. At least this way I know that this isn't the issue with my Trimmer Trauma I am alwayz experiencing. 😄🤷🏼♀️😰 Unfortunately I don't know what I'm doing wrong, but live and learn right. 😁 I'm ready to pitch it across the lawn! 🤪
How old is your trimmer? I recently replace the orange head as the original was finally worn out.
God bless you man! you really helped me to solve my problem with this machine.
Your video is so excellent I’ll follow your string recommendation without hesitation. Thank you!
Thanks, glad it helped!
My trimmer line is always getting jammed. It's getting better as I have followed your suggestions and kept the line tight and layer after layer. I'm using three or four corner cut lines so it still gets jammed a little bit but it's much better than it used to. Thank you very much.
Frank Crawford Glad to know this video helped you out. I know some of these can be frustrating, once you understand it makes it a lot easier. Thanks for stopping by and posting.
Thank you sooo much. I was getting aggravated at this stupid thing and this helped tremendously!
Danielle Lecher You are certainly welcome and welcome to my channel. I'm glad to know this video helped you out. Thanks for stopping by.
Clearly I’m knee deep in fatherhood since I’m looking for videos like this on UA-cam
I don’t have kids but I’m knee deep in grass 😅
Thanks for this. Clear instructions.
You are certainly welcome.
Thank you, sir! Short sweet and simple.
You are most certainly welcome. Cheers!
Thumbs up! Finally... First video that didnt placate an ego... Got right to it! Thank you!
You are certainly welcome and welcome to my channel. Thanks for posting. Cheers!
Thank you so much. I had issues with the spool. Watching this video helped. Again thanks!
Awesome video! After trying with the manual, which only made it more difficult... you made it so easy to understand, thank you!!!!
Glad it helped! Cheers!
Thanks ! Just re spooled my black & decker and cut my back garden now to tackle the front 😀
You are most certainly welcome.
The arrow tip saved me from pain... Thanks!
Hey Jerald. You are certainly welcome and welcome to my channel.
Thank you so much, you made a clear concise vid that made redoing my line a breeze.
You are certainly welcome Jessica. Cheers!
Very short and sweet and well explained!! Nice to see videos like this!! Very helpful!!
Susan Blackburn Welcome to my channel and thanks for stopping by. Cheers.
WorkMateGuy. Thank you very much, my husband used to replace the trimming string even tho I did the trimming. (I actually liked to) This is the first year in 5 that I've had to replace it (no instructions book) and to show a 75 year old you made it very easy. Also subscribed in case I need help with something in the future. Thank you again. Hope you have the best life ever.
Great simple instructions...great video!!
Thank you very much... You did very well explaining how to respool the lineand I did it the first time this morning thank you and it was successful...
You're very welcome! Cheers!
Thank you soooo much always been a battle for me your steps were easy to follow
Glad I could help and thanks for stopping by and commenting. Cheers!
I was getting frustrated for a minute then I found this video. Thanks
Steven Johnson You are certainly welcome and glad to know it helped you out. I know how frustrating this can be, that's why I made this video. Thanks for stopping by.
On man I don't have that patience, thank you anyway, very helpful !!!
Thanks for stopping by and posting.
Amazing detailed instructions- You made it look simple ....thanks
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for stopping by. Cheers!
I appreciate your video. It is a great tutorial and it saved me money. Thank you.
Glad it helped! Cheers!
Thank you for posting this video!! I was desperately trying to figure out how to restring my trimmer/edger and I couldn't wrap my head around the pictures in the diagram. Much appreciated!!!!!
Hi Tiffany - I am glad you found this to be useful. Cheers!
Спасибо огромное! Просмотрела 100500 роликов и только ваше видео все объясняет доступно! Спасибо и удачи!
Добро пожаловать. Спасибо, что заглянули и опубликовали свои комментарии. Аплодисменты! (Google Translate)
@@WorkMateGuy я сделала это, ура! Все получилось! Спасибо вам!
Thank you for speaking clearly and at an understandable point....My question if I may...What are the 2 holes fot that are on each side at the edge of the spool?
I am going to venture a guess that those holes are used at the factory to hold and spin the spool while loading it with line.
Excellent video very well explained, answered all my questions.
Glad it was helpful! Cheers!
Thank you for your tutorial. It really helped and I didn't have to ask my boyfriend for help. 😁🍻 Have a great day!
Thanks! Huge help... unlike the B+D book in the box!
crisbaj crisbaj You are certainly welcome, glad to know that it helped you out. Thanks for stopping by and commenting.
I got the 900-watt corded version today I didn't snap the line in to place at the end and it just unwinded and ended up finishing the entire spool after hour
Nice video. Just used it with the new wind and it works great.
Dave TheZonie Welcome to my channel and glad to know this helped you out. Thanks for stopping by.
Thank you - Made it clear and I did it no problem.
norbert repstop You are certainly welcome and welcome to my channel. I'm glad to know this helped you out. That's why I make these types of videos. Thanks for stopping by and posting.
You sir are awesome
Noel Hernández Thanks, and thanks for stopping by.
Perfectly clear, thanks for sharing this.
Brenda Borden You are certainly welcome and welcome to my channel. Be sure to check out this other video on the B&D weed eater ua-cam.com/video/mDkUrMQ77HY/v-deo.html
I don't know if you answer questions about older videos, but here goes.
I have had no trouble in the past loading new line onto my trimmer. Yesterday, however, the line just kept feeding out, continously, creating a whirling line of death that left me with a cut leg. What position does the black doohickey (the technical term) need to be in when I push the spool back into position? I don't think I've lost or broken a piece of it. It doesn't have a spring, correct? Any insight you can give will be appreciated both by myself and my legs. Thanks.
John Steward It sounds like to me that you did not have the spool completely seated in the receiving part of the head. It should snap into place and when you try to twist it, there is just very little play, if you can turn it more then a few degrees it is not seated correctly. Also, make sure that you have the correct side facing you when it's seated. If you see the jagged notches you have it in backwards. I hope this helps.
@@WorkMateGuy Thanks. I'll try it.
Very Helpful ! Thank you !
dpatrick2009 You are certainly welcome and glad to know that it helped you out.
Hey @WorkMateGuy 3:03 What if I am able to spin it? The line continues to come out way too much and end up wasting a lot of it
You should not be able to do a complete spin, only about 35 degrees. Seems like yours may not be seated correctly.
There's a little plastic rocker arm (or whatever you call it) underneath the spool. I found a video where it fell out allowing the spool to spin. He found the piece in his grass, re-installed it, and it worked. ua-cam.com/video/Ohj_2C2GW7E/v-deo.html
thanks for the explanation. i was wondering if you knew why the trimmer would auto feed so much that the string would get wrapped around itself? is it that the auto trimmer lock is broke?
Kelly W I suspect it has to do with how well the spool is seated inside the trimmer head. At least that is my guess.
Thanks! I grew up with the bump- style trimmer heads, and I was tearing my hair out trying to figure out how to make this B&D trimmer I inherited with a house purchase work...
You are certainly welcome and glad to know you found this video useful. Thanks for stopping by.
Can you elaborate on the LEVER INSIDE THE HEAD???....I'm unsure mine is displaced. Thanks.
There is a small thin black plastic part inside the orange head that swivels which you can see briefly at 2:45 in the video.
@@WorkMateGuy It's not so small, and I can clearly see it, but what's its function, how it works? i'm assuming the little pole it swivels around is damaged on mine. THANKS A LOT..
Very helpful, thank you!
Ricky Hits You are certainly welcome and glad to know this helped you out.
how do you get the spool out...I can;t get it out and can;t see anywhere that says how to get it out
Patricia Bird Sometime this can be tough as it is on mine. I am thinking that some gentle tapping with the handle of a small screw driver might just shake it loose. Gently tap, tap, tap... Also gently prying around the edges carefully might help. Just be sure to not use too much force. Thanks for stopping by, and good luck.
Yes,, that detail from the very start would have been helpful too. Thank you for asking Patricia Bird! ;)
Very useful. However I don't manage to remove the black spool from the orange part. It's very difficult and if I use a screwdriver or sthg like that to remove it, I'm afraid to break something... How do you do that??
Hi Gerald - I have experienced the same thing and have your concerns as well. I alternate between twisting back and forth and wobbling it in place till I can feel it coming loose and then pull it out. I hope this helps. Cheers.
@@WorkMateGuy Same problem. I've owned this for 2 years and haven't needed to restring until now. Has worked great. But for the life of me, can't separate the spool from the orange cap. Tried tapping it and wiggling it. It just seems locked into place. It has wiggle room but won't come out. I may need to buy a whole new cap and spool unit, which seems silly. Never had issues with previous weed wackers.
Is it better to use a round line vs a twisted shaped trimmer line?
You've confirmed I am winding it correctly and everything snaps back into place but it does not advance the line once it gets too short to trim. Any ideas?
You might try reseating the spindle and see if that helps.
I do it just like that, and it refuses to automatically feed, I am constantly having to take the spool off and manually unwind the line, then reassemble. Line is tight and smooth on the spool, it just wears away till there is no line sticking out. I have tried OEM line, braided line, twisted line, two layer line that is supposed to feed better, and both larger and smaller diameter than the recommended .080" (2mm) line. Nothing has made any difference. I can also see no damage to the notches on the spool or damage to the pall, which moves smoothly. Might a little spray silicone lube on the pall or notches help?
Sounds like you are winding it correctly. Getting the spool seated in the housing is another issue. Once you have pressed it into the housing there should be a little play a few degrees in either direction. This indicated that the mechanisms are in alignment. Sometimes I have to reseat a few times to get it right. Let me know how it goes.
I'm having a problem with the automatic feed. what's causing this problem?
Help, I have a UK model but my spool is exactly the same but I cannot get it out of the cover, doesn’t anyone know how to get it out?
Now I know I’ve done that correctly off to see if the weed whacker works 😀
Thanks for stopping by. Cheers!
Wonderful Thank you very much.
You are certainly welcome. Cheers!
What is the maximum size of string that can be used in the GH3000?
I put about 18 feet on my spools. Cheers!
I have the same line trimmer and when you say " it's suppose to be tight and no move on the shaft once clicked in" mine once clicked in moves about half an inch back and forth and even though it's tight it seems to always shoot out. Am I missing a part?
Mine does wiggle back and forth about the same amount which it is designed to do. Perhaps try rotating it 90 degrees and resetting it?
before putting the unit back together what position does the little finger have to be in .towards the outer cover OR inward..This wasn't explained and can effect the auto feed IF in wrong position
The notches on the spool need to be facing into the mechanism away from the cap.
Thanks for the post.
Bill Johnson You are certainty welcome, and thanks for stopping by.
I have small hands and have problems getting the spool cap off, any suggestions? It is frustrating.
Hi Kim, I can deadlift 300 lbs so I know I have a strong grip... but this cap is difficult for me too! I have to use two hands to get it off. Next time I need to take it off I will see if there is a way to do so with a tool that will make it easier for everyone. Cheers!
@@WorkMateGuy Thanks! I always feel wimpy for not being able to do it easily. I won't judge myself so harshly then.
Hi I'm having trouble keeping the spool from spinning it the locking mechanism, it turns side to side, you said it shouldn't turn it. How do I do this?
jessica abina I've had this problem too, you just have to make sure it saps down into the assembly correctly before you put that cap on.
How do you remove the spool from the trimmer head? Simply pull? Force it?
bjtsven 2015 You should be able to pull it directly out, be careful using force or you many break the spool. Tap Tap Tap the spool gently if It doesn't come loose right away. Also make sure the head is clean before you put the spool back on, Thanks for posting your question and welcome to my channel.
How do you take the spool off,?
Hi Roger - If you are referring to the orange cap... just squeeze the two opposing indents and put it off. This will take some grip strength as they are rather tight. If you are referring to removing the spool inside the cap... you should be able to wiggle and pull it straight out. I hope this answers your question. Cheers!
Ths.
Doing it tomorrow
Thanks for commenting. Cheers!
The string won’t stay tight when I put the spool in.
You have to wind it tight and thread thru the hole in the orange cap. It will come loose just a little. But, should stay in place one you snap it into place.
@@WorkMateGuy doing exactly that ... and it last awhile and then won’t feed anymore. I keep rewinding and trying :/
Cant get my spool correctly wound, it always pops off and spills line every where. No matter what I do
It can be tricky but watch the video again and you will see that you can make it click into place with some wiggling. Also, feed the line thru the hole as you go to snap it into place.
My line won't feed out. Any suggestions?
brown roc Good question. There are several possible causes. Make sure the line is wrapped correctly around the spool, the entire assembly is clean, and the spool is snapped into place and has some play in it. Let me know if any of these suggestions work for you.
My spool doesn't exactly "snap" into place..
I can't get the old spool out.
Like a A/C repairman tool me long ago... gently tap tap tap all the way around to loosen just about anything... and be patient.
@@WorkMateGuy I kept at it and then just pulled really really hard, dern thing came out and I didn't break anything. Thanks!!
I can't get the spool out of the housing in the first place.
gently tap, tap, tap and pull on it. It should come loose for you.
@@WorkMateGuy Thanks for your reply. I managed to get the spool out, wound some new string on it, and re-install it. But now how do I get the unit to feed new line during operation?
You forgot to explain how to remove the spool from the housing. I can't get the spool out.
Hey Carl, sometimes they seem to get stuck. In this case twist it back and forth a number of times until it releases. Cheers!
Thank you thank you thank you
You are certainly welcome Starleen. I just refilled 4 spools last weekend. I know what a pain they can be! Cheers!
Thank you
You're welcome. Thanks for stopping by!
Would SOMEone please tell me that I wasn't the only guy who thought that the arrows stamped in the spool meant that I should wind the SPOOL in that direction, instead of the line?!?
Thanks for stopping by.
I may be another one. I've had nothing but problems with mine, maybe I've been winding it backwards the whole time.
And what I mean by won't feed, it just breaks off, without feeding more line when I'm weed eating.
brown roc Is this happening with the standard line that came with your trimmer or is this 3rd party line?
WorkMateGuy It is 3rd party line, but it's the suggested size. I also bought some that was thicker, in hopes it wouldn't break as much. To no avail. Thanks in advance for any suggestions.
Thanks
You are most certainly welcome. Cheers!
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Tks
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Use thicker nylunuim ala mylpn or any plastics worh metal particles in it so as not to do line welding aka stock an bind but also use serrated or else twosted lien for the ease of use when other liens always are garbage ot feels lile osemtiems in the most offen tasks of the ,ere cuttinng of brush an brush an scrub clearing form the site or yards an trimming ferns etc or oregon grape etc also use the 0.095" line so as to be thick enough to not break off so easily against most colmon woody liek steems of the average plants
Take, lost my manual
All the time release more plastic
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Cheers!
How did you take it off?
Sometimes you have to gently wiggle and torque to get it off or gently tap. Regards
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Glad you liked it. Cheers!