Yeah, haha. Those trimmer lines are extremely "Springy" so one most often need the "Virtue of Patience" even though the technique is remembered, but i lack in the latter so i had to watch this video in order to "fresh up" this very talent. Cheers from Sweden 🙂
For the last 18 months I've not let the lawn crew edge or use a weed eater in my back yard. th-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.
I ran out of string on my replacement head tonight and this is my first rewind for the T35. Once I opened it up, I went in to look for the instructions. Couldn’t find them anywhere, then it got dark- I chose your video because it was short and has a good thumbnail. Definitely a much needed video, and I bet you could shorten the video with a remake and cut the time down without losing anything. Your camera angles, lighting and centering on details in this video are a little out to the side… But your content makes up for it and covers all the bases of rewinding the head. No doubt, I will be able to rewind my trimmer and get back to weed whacking tomorrow. Thanks!!!
Glad it helped and thanks for your insights. I've made several hundred videos since then and I"m hoping that my recent videos are edited better along with accurate camera work.
Thank you so much. My husband and I r that r in r middle 50's were always cutting 2 pieces and trying to hold on to each piece and win in different ways. Thank God for people like you that do these videos.
This was exactly what I needed since my hubby is out of town and he usually trims. I couldn't stand the scraggly grass and ran out of line in the middle of trimming. You saved my sanity today. Thanks.
I already knew how to do it but I thought your video was excellent for teaching someone that knrw nothing about it . Alot of people who do videos on TH-cam waste my time because they don't show what they are doing like you did. Good job mate. !
Just bought one. Great big thick instruction manual. Nothing on how to reload the trimmer head...doesnt work like my old ryobi lol... Thank you. Thats insanely practical and easy once you know how it works.
I have a 20/60 volt dewalt electric trimmer. It's a monster however the heads on dewalts are always bad and never work correctly. I saw a post about replacing it with ther P35 because it is a good trimmer head. Didnt know how to restring it so thank you. this helps me. For those of you with the Dewalt. The P35 fits perfectly not modifications needed. It just tightens right onto the bolt on the Dewalt.
I put the spool into the silver things first. This holds both lines in place. Then I connect them into the head & the tabs snap in. Good video. I also just wind about 10 feet of line so it won't give me problems.
It's a lot easier if you lock both ends of the line in the provided holes on each side of the spool and then you don't need to try holding the lines from unspooling as you reassemble the head. Just before you snap the head back together simply pull each end free from the spool lock holes and you're done after you secure the locking tabs. Thanks for the video.
Nice, brief description of how to do this essential maintenance task. Thanks for telling us right up front how many feet of string to cut off for loading and for keeping it brief. Might be helpful to re-do the portion showing how to fit the loaded inner spool back into the outer case (from 2.00 to 2.30), and this time back your hands away from the camera so we see the trimmer parts rather than the bottom half of your face.
Thanks, I found it okay. My question which is still not answered. I have a Sthil FSAR130 The line goes through the center of the spool, how do I know which direction to wind it? They appear to go in different directions on the holes the line come out
Ideally this is done sitting down with it in your lap, so thanks for taking the time to do it on camera at chest level, lol Once you've done it twice... you'll never forget, lol
handy vid hadn't used one a for a while so I clicked on this vid boom it was done. I think you were doing it for demo purposes but you can leave the base attached to the to the trimmer it's less work. Know this is a old vid but it came in handy and saved me sometime so thanks!
I just ran out of line on my trimmer. Sadly Lowe's here doesn't seem to carry the T35 head but they do carry line. So I'll be doing this later today. Thanks for the walk through!
Do you have a particular brand and size that you prefer? I got the t25 head and am upgrading today. Is husqavarna titanium the best or is there better?
That's a good question. I've been using Stihl X-Line 095. It seems to works well. The titanium line is good too. For real heavy, tall stuff, I use Oregon Flexi-blade.
Mark, thanks for the video. I bought a 324L trimmer, but the line did not spool out when the knob was tapped. The line was bound in the spool. Had to restring. The manual was not helpful. Question: Does the 324L accept grass knife kit? The manual did not list it as an approved accessory. Thank you. Earl
I'm confused about the sticking the ends in the hole at the top, doesn't this keep it from feeding out? Also I only saw you do just the one string and not the other.
This is one long line that's folded in half and hooks into the starting part of the spool. The Stihl trimmer heads use 2 separate lines, unlike this one. The trimmer line ends are stuck in the hole of the top to keep it from unraveling as you install it back in the the rest of the other part of the trimmer head.
@@MarkThomasBuilder Yes I know how to start spooling the folded part on my Husy, but I didn't use the little holes at the top, I just held them tight as I pushed it back on. I think I figured it out on my own though, I think if you snap the ends of the line in holes, they will pop back out when you snap the hub back on. No videos that I watched has actually said it like that. Also I use a small piece of electrical tape to hold the folded line down when you first start spooling (one side at at time), no one has said it like that either. But after enough videos and trial and error I did get it to work. Thanks for your reply.
PS: When I rewind, sometimes my line gets wedged in the spool - really tight. Perhaps, using larger diameter line would help. any suggestions? This happens with both the Husqvarna and Stihl trimmers (both are 2-cycle engines).
When I wind it, I try to evenly distribute it on the spool, so it's less likely to get pinched in there. This year, I switched over to Echo Black Diamond Line and happy with the results. Check out my new video from yesterday, where you can get a free .5 lb sample directly from Echo. I like the .105 personally.
Is there a trick for making the line feed out easier when you bump it? With my Husqvarna you have to rev it really high and bump it extremely hard to feed out the line. I don't wound it tight and always clean out the grass inside for bump travel. I used to have an Echo weed trimmer where you just barely bump it on idle and it would feed out sometimes when you didn't really want it to.
I wish I had an answer for you. Most of my Husquvarna T35 heads bump and feed too easy, wasting line. You could always buy an ECHO Speed Feed Head and install it on a Husqvarna. I have a new one still in the package that I plan to make a video about, installing them on different brands. I've heard they work well.
Just bought the 525L trimmer and it has the T 35 head. The cheaper model has the speed feed head. Tge T35 seems like a pita. Going to swap that out with my current head. From the machine the 525L is replacing.
Great presentation! I like how it wasn't perfectly smooth because that's how it is in reality, and I like how you explain what could go wrong and how to fix it.
I work with alot of young summer workers and full time staff that are not very good with hand held equipment. Every bump head on the market all these years has a spring in it..If had a dollar for every person that walked in the shop and said I LOST MY SPRING i could have already retired. I know it is crazy you ask HOW DO LOSE THE SPRING. This happened all the time. The T35 head you cant get to the spring, although i just had one where he beat the thing on the concrete like a sledghammer and totally destroyed it, but he gos through at least 3 heads a month, YOU CANT FIX STUPID.
Good info and fast, but you missed two important things..........at about 1:02 mark, you should look on outer rim of line spool to see diagram that shows you what direction the line should be spun onto the spool. And at about 2:22 mark, you should show how to snap BOTH ends of line into the holes in the lip of the spool; one one end, you just snap it into place, but on the other end, you have to go another 180 Degrees around the spool, CROSS OVER the middle rim between the two separated sides of the spool, and then snap that end of the line into the hole which is on the same lip as the first hole. These are important details.
I've had that issue off and on with my Husky trimmer heads. I've never had that problem with the ECHO Speed Feed, which you could probably use to replace this T35 head.
Your helped a bit..but you didn't state when spooling the line in what position to hold reel and depending on the position of the spool in what direction to spool clockwise or counter clockwise ..I had to freeze the video to try and see in the position you were holding the reel so when installed it would feed correctly.
very helpful please show more of your hands and the item rather than your face there were several moments when we couldn't see the spool and that would have helped thanks
I've always wondered why.. or if... someone has taken the BUMP TRIMMER HEAD EYELETs (replaceable parts- 2 each) and using a sharp drill set, opened up the eyelet passage and eyelet itself(corresponding increments) to allow larger than '.095' which is recommended for most trimmer heads and larger than '.105' line that some say can sometimes be used with the standard BUMP TRIMMER HEAD EYELETs. Some trimmer heads, especially after markets, have the eyelet not at the bottom of the cap, but higher in the cap and smaller in general size, so to say, don't appear to have much room to 'bore out' the Eye or Eye Passage some 25% larger in opening size.I've sorta polished the eyelets opening some' in cases where the eyelet position and design is like the one in the vid.. and helped a lot in feeding .105 line out in some different Mfg'ers heads eyelets.. well, I guess I'll have to try, trial and error...
I never thought of doing that. The last few years I ran .95 Stihl X-Line and didn't have the need to open it up. Have you tried the Echo Speed Feed Head? You can put that on a Stihl and run .105
Holy hell I kept seeing this pop up as the best trimmer head and this would be too slow for me as a commercial professional lawn cutter to stop and load this.
@@MarkThomasBuilder I am using a version of the echo speed feed head. I was trying to find the same model as I’m using ( a lot of cheap versions pretending to be )
can't see everything in the vid.. close.. meh.. anyway!, put the spool in the cap first and then snap it on to the head body... its so much easier! try it!
Good presentation! The humour and occasional fumbling reassures the viewer. Even being a bit fumble fingered doesn't matter; you can still do it.
Thanks! The design of the trimmer head make re-spooling a quick and easy task.
Yeah, haha. Those trimmer lines are extremely "Springy" so one most often need the "Virtue of Patience" even though the technique is remembered, but i lack in the latter so i had to watch this video in order to "fresh up" this very talent. Cheers from Sweden 🙂
For the last 18 months I've not let the lawn crew edge or use a weed eater in my back yard. th-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.
This video saved us a lot of time at the job site. Thank you sir
Glad to hear that!
I ran out of string on my replacement head tonight and this is my first rewind for the T35. Once I opened it up, I went in to look for the instructions. Couldn’t find them anywhere, then it got dark- I chose your video because it was short and has a good thumbnail. Definitely a much needed video, and I bet you could shorten the video with a remake and cut the time down without losing anything. Your camera angles, lighting and centering on details in this video are a little out to the side… But your content makes up for it and covers all the bases of rewinding the head.
No doubt, I will be able to rewind my trimmer and get back to weed whacking tomorrow. Thanks!!!
Glad it helped and thanks for your insights. I've made several hundred videos since then and I"m hoping that my recent videos are edited better along with accurate camera work.
Thank you so much. My husband and I r that r in r middle 50's were always cutting 2 pieces and trying to hold on to each piece and win in different ways. Thank God for people like you that do these videos.
Glad to help, thanks!
This was exactly what I needed since my hubby is out of town and he usually trims. I couldn't stand the scraggly grass and ran out of line in the middle of trimming. You saved my sanity today. Thanks.
That is awesome to hear! Glad it went well for you!
I already knew how to do it but I thought your video was excellent for teaching someone that knrw nothing about it . Alot of people who do videos on TH-cam waste my time because they don't show what they are doing like you did. Good job mate. !
Awesome! Thank you!
Just bought one. Great big thick instruction manual. Nothing on how to reload the trimmer head...doesnt work like my old ryobi lol...
Thank you. Thats insanely practical and easy once you know how it works.
You do good videos. I like how you described the different places your hand is holding the line as you begin to wrap it on the spool. Good job.
Awesome, I'm always frustrated when they run out, but it's quite simple to respool them.
I have a 20/60 volt dewalt electric trimmer. It's a monster however the heads on dewalts are always bad and never work correctly. I saw a post about replacing it with ther P35 because it is a good trimmer head. Didnt know how to restring it so thank you. this helps me. For those of you with the Dewalt. The P35 fits perfectly not modifications needed. It just tightens right onto the bolt on the Dewalt.
How in hell could 93 people dislike this? Seriously, it a perfect demo. Worked for me just like he showed.
Haha, yeah it's crazy. Oh well... I'm glad to hear it helped you!
I hear ya. Nice guy and very much appreciate the effort. It was a little frustrating when the trimmer spook kept disappearing off the screen.
Because half of the critical views just show his shirt
Because half of it was out-of-shot.
Because he dropped the head..😂
I put the spool into the silver things first. This holds both lines in place. Then I connect them into the head & the tabs snap in.
Good video.
I also just wind about 10 feet of line so it won't give me problems.
That helps, depending on what line you use. I've used Oregon Flexiblade that struggles to bump feed.
My grandson and I know now how to get the job done right! Your have presented an informative "how to" video!
Great to hear! 🙌
It's a lot easier if you lock both ends of the line in the provided holes on each side of the spool and then you don't need to try holding the lines from unspooling as you reassemble the head. Just before you snap the head back together simply pull each end free from the spool lock holes and you're done after you secure the locking tabs.
Thanks for the video.
Thanks for the tip. Sometimes I use the spool lock holes.
Yes that is the right way with this gead
6 yrs later and still relevant! Thanks
Amazing isn't it? Evergreen content!
Nice, brief description of how to do this essential maintenance task. Thanks for telling us right up front how many feet of string to cut off for loading and for keeping it brief.
Might be helpful to re-do the portion showing how to fit the loaded inner spool back into the outer case (from 2.00 to 2.30), and this time back your hands away from the camera so we see the trimmer parts rather than the bottom half of your face.
Thanks for letting me know. I'll look this over and see what I can do. I still have the trimmer, but started using another one a few years ago.
I borrowed a buddy's trimmer and I never used one like this. best video yet. got it on the first try. not as fast as you but thanks.
Cool, thanks for commenting!
Dude you don't know how many ways I've tried to put it lol thanks for the video. Really helpful 👌🏽
Cool, glad to help!
Wow! Thank you so much for this straight to the point and very easy to understand video! Keep up the awesome work!
You bet, glad it helped!
Thanks--that was helpful. I've never gotten this thing right until seeing your video.
Thanks John, glad it helped!
Thanks, I found it okay. My question which is still not answered. I have a Sthil FSAR130 The line goes through the center of the spool, how do I know which direction to wind it? They appear to go in different directions on the holes the line come out
Thank You ,does the t35 take more string the the t25?
Ideally this is done sitting down with it in your lap, so thanks for taking the time to do it on camera at chest level, lol Once you've done it twice... you'll never forget, lol
handy vid hadn't used one a for a while so I clicked on this vid boom it was done. I think you were doing it for demo purposes but you can leave the base attached to the to the trimmer it's less work. Know this is a old vid but it came in handy and saved me sometime so thanks!
Glad it helped. I've never tried to re-spool it without taking it off.
Thanks brother! That was a big help, as this is my first Husky and I wasn’t sure how to threat it.
You bet. It seems like a headache the first few times you respool it. It gets easier with practice.
Thanks this info was needed and appreciated
Glad it was helpful!
This was faster than reading the instructions. Thanks for the help.
Awesome, that was my goal. Glad to hear your feedback!
Ur video was great.👍👍 Thanks alot. It was a big help. The manual didn't say boo about how to.
Thanks for the help. Very easy after watching your video!
Great to hear!
I just ran out of line on my trimmer. Sadly Lowe's here doesn't seem to carry the T35 head but they do carry line. So I'll be doing this later today. Thanks for the walk through!
You're welcome, did it re-spool okay?
It absolutely did!
Thanks mate... straight to the point.
You're welcome, appreciate you stopping by👋
Thank you. You just made my life a whole let more betterer.
Awesome, glad to hear it!
Simply thank you for the video!
My pleasure!
Do you have a particular brand and size that you prefer? I got the t25 head and am upgrading today. Is husqavarna titanium the best or is there better?
That's a good question. I've been using Stihl X-Line 095. It seems to works well. The titanium line is good too. For real heavy, tall stuff, I use Oregon Flexi-blade.
I found that shakespear is a very good line to use and cheap as well
Mark, thanks for the video. I bought a 324L trimmer, but the line did not spool out when the knob was tapped. The line was bound in the spool. Had to restring. The manual was not helpful. Question: Does the 324L accept grass knife kit? The manual did not list it as an approved accessory. Thank you. Earl
Hi, glad the video helped. Sorry, I'm not sure if the grass kit works on the 324L. You could try emailing them here: www.husqvarna.com/us/support/
Lmfao thank you for this . Just bought a 525L for my residence as an impulse and have been stringing it ALL wrong lol.
Glad to help!
Thanks so much for your help 🙏 Much Appreciated!😊
You bet!
I'm confused about the sticking the ends in the hole at the top, doesn't this keep it from feeding out? Also I only saw you do just the one string and not the other.
This is one long line that's folded in half and hooks into the starting part of the spool. The Stihl trimmer heads use 2 separate lines, unlike this one. The trimmer line ends are stuck in the hole of the top to keep it from unraveling as you install it back in the the rest of the other part of the trimmer head.
@@MarkThomasBuilder Yes I know how to start spooling the folded part on my Husy, but I didn't use the little holes at the top, I just held them tight as I pushed it back on.
I think I figured it out on my own though, I think if you snap the ends of the line in holes, they will pop back out when you snap the hub back on. No videos that I watched has actually said it like that.
Also I use a small piece of electrical tape to hold the folded line down when you first start spooling (one side at at time), no one has said it like that either. But after enough videos and trial and error I did get it to work. Thanks for your reply.
PS: When I rewind, sometimes my line gets wedged in the spool - really tight. Perhaps, using larger diameter line would help. any suggestions? This happens with both the Husqvarna and Stihl trimmers (both are 2-cycle engines).
When I wind it, I try to evenly distribute it on the spool, so it's less likely to get pinched in there. This year, I switched over to Echo Black Diamond Line and happy with the results. Check out my new video from yesterday, where you can get a free .5 lb sample directly from Echo. I like the .105 personally.
Feed it into the head piece before connecting and its less fiddly trying to get it lined up without unravelling 👍
Awesome video, best demonstration ever, easy to apply . Thank you so much
You're very welcome!
Just put it on my Honda trimmer. Works flawlessly. Well made and inexpensive
Glad to hear it!
Is there a trick for making the line feed out easier when you bump it? With my Husqvarna you have to rev it really high and bump it extremely hard to feed out the line. I don't wound it tight and always clean out the grass inside for bump travel. I used to have an Echo weed trimmer where you just barely bump it on idle and it would feed out sometimes when you didn't really want it to.
I wish I had an answer for you. Most of my Husquvarna T35 heads bump and feed too easy, wasting line. You could always buy an ECHO Speed Feed Head and install it on a Husqvarna. I have a new one still in the package that I plan to make a video about, installing them on different brands. I've heard they work well.
Wouldn't it be simpler to load the reel inside the cap first? The cap will secure the loose ends thus making the final step easier...
The reel doesn't turn freely inside the trimmer head, so the method shown in this video is really the only way to do it.
You're awesome thanks for making life with my ultra cool new Husqvarna simple.
+Flash Light You're welcome... Glad to help!
Just bought the 525L trimmer and it has the T 35 head. The cheaper model has the speed feed head. Tge T35 seems like a pita. Going to swap that out with my current head. From the machine the 525L is replacing.
ECHO also makes a speed feed head that's universal. It works well from my experience.
@@MarkThomasBuilder I have a universal one that on my broken craftsman. It has various adapters. So in theory I should be ok.
Thank you for the informative video was able to quickly change out line for the first time.
Michael Wolosonowich You're welcome, glad to help!
good video Mark,Thanks.really helped
Thanks, glad it was helpful.
Thank you! I gave up today b/c I couldn't figure it out. It kept unwrapping and little pieces shot all over. Will try again tomorrow!
Ronald Khuon Hope it goes well for you, Ronald. It should take about 5 minutes to respool, once you get the hang of it.
easy to follow....never have thread a spool before for weedwacking
Awesome, glad to hear it!
Thumbs-up. Good job, Speedy.
Very easy to follow. Thank you
Great to hear!
Great Tip in changing line!
DYTY Thanks!
Thanks for the great video. It sure helped!
Thanks, happy to hear that!!
Great presentation! I like how it wasn't perfectly smooth because that's how it is in reality, and I like how you explain what could go wrong and how to fix it.
Colette Belanger Thanks Colette, I like your point of view! I appreciate you commenting!
Thanks. Best video, yet.
Wow, thank you!
When they put this head on my sthil FS110 it would not bump feed the spring was in sideways but they figured it love how it loads weed eater line!
I've always had good luck with the Husqvarna bump heads. I haven't thought of putting one on my Stihl. Good idea!
Thank you man it's very helpful
Awesome!
Thanks, that was very helpful.
Great, thanks for the comment!
Thanks for helping me figure this out!!!
You're welcome. Hope it's an easy process for you.
Nicely done I must say
Great, Thank Hobbiehobb!
It will only go together one way. no spring to lose, best head on the market..
I've always like it, especially compared to my previous Cub Cadet trimmer.
I work with alot of young summer workers and full time staff that are not very good with hand held equipment. Every bump head on the market all these years has a spring in it..If had a dollar for every person that walked in the shop and said I LOST MY SPRING i could have already retired. I know it is crazy you ask HOW DO LOSE THE SPRING. This happened all the time. The T35 head you cant get to the spring, although i just had one where he beat the thing on the concrete like a sledghammer and totally destroyed it, but he gos through at least 3 heads a month, YOU CANT FIX STUPID.
Good info and fast, but you missed two important things..........at about 1:02 mark, you should look on outer rim of line spool to see diagram that shows you what direction the line should be spun onto the spool. And at about 2:22 mark, you should show how to snap BOTH ends of line into the holes in the lip of the spool; one one end, you just snap it into place, but on the other end, you have to go another 180 Degrees around the spool, CROSS OVER the middle rim between the two separated sides of the spool, and then snap that end of the line into the hole which is on the same lip as the first hole. These are important details.
Thanks for sharing the info. I've been using the ECHO Speed Feed lately, so I am out of practice on this one.
Also remember to read which side says WIND THIS DIRECTION WITH ARROWS
Good point!
Solid video🤙🏽
Thank you again!
How many have seen someone cut the line in half and tie it around the head?
I'm having an issue with my t25 it just keeps letting line our causing it to get tangled and cause issues
I've had that issue off and on with my Husky trimmer heads. I've never had that problem with the ECHO Speed Feed, which you could probably use to replace this T35 head.
A great help, good video, THANKS !!
Thanks for commenting!
Good video & advice....Thx!
You're welcome!
Great video good job
Thanks for the advice sir!
You're welcome!
Thank you. Real good movie.
Awesome to hear that!
Thanks man very helpful
Glad to hear it!
THANKS MUCHLY!!! BIG HELP!!!
You're welcome, thanks for commenting!
You're welcome, thanks for commenting!
Your helped a bit..but you didn't state when spooling the line in what position to hold reel and depending on the position of the spool in what direction to spool clockwise or counter clockwise ..I had to freeze the video to try and see in the position you were holding the reel so when installed it would feed correctly.
Perfect. Thank you.
You're welcome!
How do you take the head off completely off of that type of weed eater? I have one and I'm trying to take it off
+Kenneth Span Glad you asked... Check this video out:
th-cam.com/video/00izyyDzIWE/w-d-xo.html
Great video!
madeleine dahlgren Thanks, Madeleine!
Anyone know Exactly What is the correct line and length for the battery 115 IL machine ?
Sorry, I'm not sure.
Thanks! 😁
No problem!
I have been doing it So Wrong, for So Long...
Thanks
nice video,very helpful
Kenny Kp Thanks, Kenny!
Great . Thank you
Welcome!
Really nice thank for the help
great job.
Thanks!
So much easier then way I just did it
Glad to help!
you should had 6 inch on one side when you trying to find the center of the line because on side will do half a turn more
Good idea, the ends don't always line up evenly after reloading it.
THANKS FOR THE INGO
Thanks man!
Glad it helped!
very helpful please show more of your hands and the item rather than your face there were several moments when we couldn't see the spool and that would have helped thanks
Gotcha! Thanks for the advice.
Thanks
Glad to help! 🙌
Thank you.
Anytime!
Thank you very much.
I've always wondered why.. or if... someone has taken the BUMP TRIMMER HEAD EYELETs (replaceable parts- 2 each) and using a sharp drill set, opened up the eyelet passage and eyelet itself(corresponding increments) to allow larger than '.095' which is recommended for most trimmer heads and larger than '.105' line that some say can sometimes be used with the standard BUMP TRIMMER HEAD EYELETs. Some trimmer heads, especially after markets, have the eyelet not at the bottom of the cap, but higher in the cap and smaller in general size, so to say, don't appear to have much room to 'bore out' the Eye or Eye Passage some 25% larger in opening size.I've sorta polished the eyelets opening some' in cases where the eyelet position and design is like the one in the vid.. and helped a lot in feeding .105 line out in some different Mfg'ers heads eyelets.. well, I guess I'll have to try, trial and error...
I never thought of doing that. The last few years I ran .95 Stihl X-Line and didn't have the need to open it up. Have you tried the Echo Speed Feed Head? You can put that on a Stihl and run .105
Amazon says the T35 is an easy reload. What the heck is easy about it. Easy would be if I didn’t had to take the head apart.
Holy hell I kept seeing this pop up as the best trimmer head and this would be too slow for me as a commercial professional lawn cutter to stop and load this.
Check out the ECHO speed feed head. It's universal and loads very fast. Have you tried their black diamond line?
@@MarkThomasBuilder I am using a version of the echo speed feed head. I was trying to find the same model as I’m using ( a lot of cheap versions pretending to be )
can't see everything in the vid.. close.. meh.. anyway!, put the spool in the cap first and then snap it on to the head body... its so much easier! try it!
Tnx
+duster43 You're welcome!
I think just keep my echo speed feed head lol
Yes, the speed feed is amazing!