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Old 08-11-2011, 09:32 PM   #1
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replacement trimmer head


My previous post detailed my frustration with my gas trimmer having the line continually jam and snap in the spool. Further research shows I am not alone. So I am now looking at a replacement head, but there are a number of options, so I need some feedback. I have seen one by aero-flex that uses helicopter-like blades, and another named "hassel-free head" that uses 8" pre-cut lines. There are several more similar and all cost around $20-$25. I need something that can withstand an occasional strike to concrete edging and sidewalk without snapping. Any suggestions? Thanks!

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Old 08-12-2011, 08:13 AM   #2
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There should be a hole in the collar directly above the head. Rotate the head until that hole aligns with a second one in the housing then insert a small screwdriver to lock the arbor. If a curved shaft trimmer, turn the head to the left to loosen, if a straight shaft, turn to the right.

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