Thank god for this guy. I spent so much time looking on TH-cam and there was like 15 min videos and still still didn’t explain anything: this was simple. Thanks!
Awesome Awesome, I've been dreading when the original string would run out. Couldn't be easier, although my head doesn't have the arrow for rewind direction, I just did it clockwise as in the video👍 Thanks 🙏
I bought this trimmer last week and was about to return it because of the stupid string. Then I watched this video and it is so simple. Shame on Ryobi for not providing helpful instructions.
This is fantastic! My hands are too small to fit around the head to get it off, and I have to use different accessories to help me. All of which makes it even more cumbersome. Thank you for this. Of course, it makes sense! Why didn't I think of it?
I am having this problem too. I just bought it and I was finally able to take the head off wearing nitrile gloves, but I cannot get the head back on, or switch to the head with the blades. I may have to return because of this.
What?! You mean I mean I forgot to spend five minutes asking you to like, subscribe, and ring the bell, and sign up for my newsletter? Dang! I forgot again. I will do better next time. 🤣 Thank you for watching. I am so glad it helped!
You do need to take off the bottom if you loaded it, like in your other video, and the first time you use it the string brakes. It can be fixed easily by feeding the string through the exit holes and make sure its free. Tkx for both videos.
I just followed these directions and it worked perfectly!! Thank you My only question is regarding string recommendations for a rybobi? At the hardware store I saw various options : different sizes, commercial vs residential, etc I went with a ‘residential’ string since I didn’t know which to buy … if it gives poor results I’ll increase the strings durability
No, I can’t do it. I looked with flash light there is string stuck inside. I am not strong enough to open it. Heading back to Home Depot just bought it. Thanks anyway
Directions were very straight forward and i thought i was good to go. Then i saw the spring lying on the ground after i replaced string. Does it just go inside the green cover when you pop the spool back into place? Hard to get it to stay in there
Check this video out. It shows the spool seated in the green button. Then the spring seats in the spool. Ryobi Weed Wacker String Replacement 40v (Ryobi Expand-It String Trimmer) th-cam.com/video/y8VmvX34eic/w-d-xo.html
How do you get the string back out? Does it auto feed? Twist the button? Take it apart? Lots of videos on how to load the string but nothing on how the string deploys.
Just bought the 40v trimmer. I need to get some string but I thought I read it wouldn't work with anything bigger than 0.08 line. Your link is to 0.095. That won't be too big or bind up? Thank you for the video.
@@FieldGuidetoDIY thanks for the tip. I took the spool apart and found that the string had broken off and didn’t realize it! My BIL puts new string on it for me but I don’t think he’s doing it right as there was 2 pieces of line in the spool. I put it back together and tried your method but when I twist the yellow knob nothing happens. I hear it click but it’s not winding the line. GRRR, I’m 70 and trying to do this w/o help. I think I’m going to buy a new head and see if that’ll help. Again thank you for the quick response!!
Make sure the bobbin spool thingy is turning. Then, make sure you have it lined up through the spool. If that doesn't work, take it a part and load it by hand. - th-cam.com/video/Kt3Zu9_QbD4/w-d-xo.html
Wish that worked for me. The string inside my trimmer was broken on the inside, there was about 8 feet of string left around the spool. I could not thread the new string into the spool. On mine the spool refused to unlock, I ended up putting the whole works in a vise and then I struggled mightily to unlock the mechanism. Finally it did come loose but it was a real pain in the neck. Then the next problem was reassembling the mechanism. There must be something wrong with mine because it just would not go back together! I do not agree that ryobi made this to be simple.
Cannot get the string to go through to the "daylight"! Not sure why it isn't going through, but I've got a problem on my hands because I'm not strong enough to take the housing apart. I'm in a serious pickle if i can't figure this out 😣
Try to poke something through the middle like a piece of hanger wire. If that works, then try to push the line through with the piece of hanger wire. Let me know how it goes.
@@FieldGuidetoDIY Wow, thanks for the response. I didn't anticipate that. As it turns out, I went back to the video where you took the entire housing apart. I have no idea how I mustered the strength to disassemble it, but I did. It was a struggle. There was leftover string blocking it. Of course, once I had it disassembled, I was left with putting it back together, which also seemed absolutely impossible. However, after at least an hour or more of struggling to push it together and turn it, I ended up finding comments recommending some WD-40, once I had it lubed up, it was just a matter of minutes before the housing was reassembled properly. What a nightmare it was. But I'm happy to say that I lived through it 🤣 Pretty sure I'm going to have sore shoulders and hands tomorrow from the intense struggle I was in all evening 🥴 Thank you again though!! So helpful. God bless you!! 😌🙏🏼
This video shows the spool removed. I hope this helps - Ryobi Weed Wacker String Replacement 40v (Ryobi Expand-It String Trimmer) th-cam.com/video/y8VmvX34eic/w-d-xo.html
Do you mean the maximum length you could wind on the spool? That would depend on the thickness of the line. Everything I’ve seen suggests between 12 and 20 feet.
I am about to buy some .095 string. They sell pre cut 5 packs at 16' each, which is a rip off imo, I am just going to buy a 140' for almost the same price and cut it myself.
That sounds like a great cost-cutting idea. I’d make sure you have the right diameter. I went back to my Ryobi and the manufacturer suggests 0.80. Thanks for watching!
It sounds like the spool or bobbin is not engaged with the green button. See this video - Ryobi Weed Wacker String Replacement 40v (Ryobi Expand-It String Trimmer) th-cam.com/video/y8VmvX34eic/w-d-xo.html
Great question. Not at all. In fact as you perform the “bump feed”, it will rotate to dispense more line so even if it was lined up initially, as you feed, it would not. Thank you for watching!
Thats hilarious because i found takin the head off and running it thru the easiest restring ive ever done i got a cub cadet gas one thats a headache and a half to dual restring 😂😂 just un lock it pull the middle out run it through put both ends thru the head relock it to the shaft and turn it theres a decent length
Great question. Then you’ll have to remove the head like demonstrated in this video - Ryobi Weed Wacker String Replacement 40v (Ryobi Expand-It String Trimmer) th-cam.com/video/y8VmvX34eic/w-d-xo.html
You say toe-mah-toe, I say toe-may-toe. You say rye-yoe-bee, I say ree-yoe-bee. Toe-mah-toe, toe-may-toe, Rye-yoe-bee, ree-yoe-bee. Let's call the whole thing off. Thanks for setting me straight. I appreciate you watching!!!
@FieldGuidetoDIY Thanks! Sorry, I was getting hot and frustrated and felt like every video I found showed the quick way. I've avoided trimmers for years because I hated the string issues I had in the past. Finally bit the bullet and bought one thinking surely they've improved them by now. I was able to get it after watching one of your other videos where you quickly took it off but I watched closely as you put it back on. I tore up my hands doing it but eventually got it. This video is definitely helpful.
@@FieldGuidetoDIY Probably lost in the box a couple years ago. I saw another video that shows you can just crank it with man hands. I should be fine. Gotta go get some line. I have a postage stamp of a lawn and that string has lasted since at least 2020.
@@FieldGuidetoDIY It went easy. I had a length precut that must have come with the unit. I didn't measure it, but that's a problem for 2 or 3 years from now.
@@FieldGuidetoDIY No damage. It doesn't feed in correctly when I turn the winder, even if i hold the string taunt while winding. And I was using the .95 gauge string that came with the unit new.
I had this issue Saturday. Make sure a) you can depress the green line release button b) the button can spin and c) as the button spins, the line can come out of the holes on the trimmer head.
I've owned this trimmer for about two years and it sucks. The plastic guard broke, I can't find a replacement and replacing the plastic string takes way too long and despite what this guy say, it's designed by someone who has never used a weed trimmer. I'm never buying a Ryobi tool of any kind again.
Yo Dog, so sorry to hear this. Mine is over three years old and I use ours all the time. Fortunately we’ve had better luck and I have not had to make any repairs or replace any parts. Thanks so much for sharing your experience.
VIDEO is too complex and incorrect: Simply cut 16' of line and run it thru the holes and twist/wind on spool. Take NOTHING apart. 20 seconds. th-cam.com/video/zRSKP03VM1o/w-d-xo.html
Jim, thanks so much for sharing. I don’t know if that method would work if that channel with the head was clogged with debris or dirt. I also don’t know if that would work if the line was over-wound and no longer sticking out the holes. I imagine not. Thanks again for sharing! You da best!
This weed wicker is the worst weed wicker I have ever had. The head has come apart twice and the unit is only 2.5 years old!. Considering that I live where we have winter 4 months a year, I highly suggest people stay away from this product.
Thank god for this guy. I spent so much time looking on TH-cam and there was like 15 min videos and still still didn’t explain anything: this was simple. Thanks!
Ah-Nuld, that is HUGE. I sincerely appreciate the compliment. I'm so glad you found it helpful. Thanks so much for watching.
This video saved me!! I watched other videos and had my Ryobi taken apart and wa struggling when I came across your video. So easy!! Thank you so much
You are quite welcome Barie. I’m so glad it helped. Thanks so much for watching. Please let me know if you have any questions or recommendations.
It's videos like this that makes TH-cam great, simple and to the point thank you so much for sharing your expertise!!!!!!
Aw, thanks so much for the HUGE compliment. So glad it helped.
The first video you made on this I did- it saved me. Then I read the first comment and your reply. This is so easy!!!!!!!! Thank you!!!!!
Excellent! I’m so glad it helped! You are quite welcome! And thanks so much for watching.
@@FieldGuidetoDIY just looked at your vids. Subscribed! A big range of helpful stuff !
Eddie you have made this so easy. Thank you so much for sharing.
You are quite welcome, DelMax. I’m so glad it helped.
Awesome Awesome, I've been dreading when the original string would run out. Couldn't be easier, although my head doesn't have the arrow for rewind direction, I just did it clockwise as in the video👍 Thanks 🙏
Absolutely, Ken. So glad it helped!
I bought this trimmer last week and was about to return it because of the stupid string. Then I watched this video and it is so simple. Shame on Ryobi for not providing helpful instructions.
I am so glad that you found this video. I am so glad that it helped. Thanks so much for watching.
There is no doubt you are the man. You helped me a lot. Thanks
I am humbled by your compliment. I am so glad it helped. Thanks so much for watching!
Wish I found this video the first time I had to restring...SAVED SO MUCH TIME by not removing the bobbin. This guy is a freaking hero!! 😅
Quick! Bookmark it! Also like and subscribe! 🤣 So glad it helped. Thanks so much for watching.
@@FieldGuidetoDIY Done, done and done! 😉
@agnosticsister awwww, thank you!
This is fantastic! My hands are too small to fit around the head to get it off, and I have to use different accessories to help me. All of which makes it even more cumbersome. Thank you for this. Of course, it makes sense! Why didn't I think of it?
Absolutely. You are quite welcome!
I am having this problem too. I just bought it and I was finally able to take the head off wearing nitrile gloves, but I cannot get the head back on, or switch to the head with the blades. I may have to return because of this.
Hey thank you, no bs straight to the point detailed help and instructions a year late but glad I found this site easily
What?! You mean I mean I forgot to spend five minutes asking you to like, subscribe, and ring the bell, and sign up for my newsletter? Dang! I forgot again. I will do better next time. 🤣 Thank you for watching. I am so glad it helped!
Much easier than the other way! Thanks
Absolutely! Thank you for watching!
Thanks! Guess I didn't hold on to the crank thingy....but it was easy enough to turn.
So glad you were able to get it. If you ever decide to pick up a replacement, here's the link - geni.us/yVYBd8.
This was great! Ryobi owes you!
I cannot thank you enough!
This is way easier! Thank you man. And I like your hairstyle
Aw, I am so glad it helped. And thank you for the hair compliment. Thanks so much for watching.
Just about wasted a lot of time trying to figure it out! Thanks!
Glad I could help!
Bless you!!! I was crying before this video 😂
Absolutely. So glad to help dry those tears. 😢
That's excellent. I really appreciate this. Thanks
You do need to take off the bottom if you loaded it, like in your other video, and the first time you use it the string brakes. It can be fixed easily by feeding the string through the exit holes and make sure its free. Tkx for both videos.
Thank you, Jim. Much appreciated.
Thank you so much! This is easier than the last video, and yes, I've subscribed : )
Aw, thank you so much. I am so glad it helped.
You are a magician 😮
So glad it helped!
Saved the day! Thanks a million!
So glad it helped. You are quite welcome. Thanks so much for watching!
Thanks easy explanation that works.
You are quite welcome. I am so glad it helped. Thank you so much for watching.
I just followed these directions and it worked perfectly!! Thank you
My only question is regarding string recommendations for a rybobi?
At the hardware store I saw various options : different sizes, commercial vs residential, etc
I went with a ‘residential’ string since I didn’t know which to buy … if it gives poor results I’ll increase the strings durability
I'm so glad it helped. I just use standard residential string. Any coarser and I'm afraid it would be too rigid to properly eject from the spool.
@@FieldGuidetoDIY gotcha! that is what I was thinking. I didn’t want to buy a string that the tool couldn’t handle well.
Thank you!!!
Absolutely!
thanks! at least this gives me a bit of idea how this tool works - not sure how to align the arrows as they won't budge yet
Crank the center around and you should be good.
No, I can’t do it. I looked with flash light there is string stuck inside. I am not strong enough to open it. Heading back to Home Depot just bought it.
Thanks anyway
Directions were very straight forward and i thought i was good to go. Then i saw the spring lying on the ground after i replaced string. Does it just go inside the green cover when you pop the spool back into place? Hard to get it to stay in there
Check this video out. It shows the spool seated in the green button. Then the spring seats in the spool. Ryobi Weed Wacker String Replacement 40v (Ryobi Expand-It String Trimmer)
th-cam.com/video/y8VmvX34eic/w-d-xo.html
Thanks.. all set. Liked👍
How do you get the string back out? Does it auto feed? Twist the button? Take it apart? Lots of videos on how to load the string but nothing on how the string deploys.
It is a standard "bump feed" where you GENTLY bounce the green button on the bottom of the head and about 2 inches of line deploys.
THANK YOU!!!! Subscribed!
No, no. Thank YOU!!!
Just bought the 40v trimmer. I need to get some string but I thought I read it wouldn't work with anything bigger than 0.08 line. Your link is to 0.095. That won't be too big or bind up? Thank you for the video.
Came over from a comment in the other video
Off the Trail, I hope this updated video was helpful. Thanks so much for watching!
👍👍👍Thanks Eddie
No no. Thank YOU Pete.
Does thing come with string already loaded?
Mine did. It was loaded at the factory.
Well one less reason to hate my string trimmer I guess. I didn't realize that was the proper way to do it. I probably should have read the manual lol.
Glad this helps!
Arhhggg! I can’t get to to come out the other eyelet! Grrr!
@@Not-thatKaren try threading something thru there like a piece of coat hanger wire.
@@FieldGuidetoDIY thanks for the tip. I took the spool apart and found that the string had broken off and didn’t realize it! My BIL puts new string on it for me but I don’t think he’s doing it right as there was 2 pieces of line in the spool. I put it back together and tried your method but when I twist the yellow knob nothing happens. I hear it click but it’s not winding the line. GRRR, I’m 70 and trying to do this w/o help. I think I’m going to buy a new head and see if that’ll help. Again thank you for the quick response!!
So what do you do when you start cranking and the line won't wrap around the spool?
Make sure the bobbin spool thingy is turning. Then, make sure you have it lined up through the spool. If that doesn't work, take it a part and load it by hand. - th-cam.com/video/Kt3Zu9_QbD4/w-d-xo.html
How do you attach the black plastic to protect yourself? It only comes with one screw so its not really sticking into the pole
Who much line can you use?
I only use about 15 to 18 feet.
Wish that worked for me. The string inside my trimmer was broken on the inside, there was about 8 feet of string left around the spool. I could not thread the new string into the spool. On mine the spool refused to unlock, I ended up putting the whole works in a vise and then I struggled mightily to unlock the mechanism. Finally it did come loose but it was a real pain in the neck. Then the next problem was reassembling the mechanism. There must be something wrong with mine because it just would not go back together! I do not agree that ryobi made this to be simple.
Cannot get the string to go through to the "daylight"! Not sure why it isn't going through, but I've got a problem on my hands because I'm not strong enough to take the housing apart. I'm in a serious pickle if i can't figure this out 😣
Try to poke something through the middle like a piece of hanger wire. If that works, then try to push the line through with the piece of hanger wire. Let me know how it goes.
@@FieldGuidetoDIY
Wow, thanks for the response. I didn't anticipate that. As it turns out, I went back to the video where you took the entire housing apart. I have no idea how I mustered the strength to disassemble it, but I did. It was a struggle. There was leftover string blocking it. Of course, once I had it disassembled, I was left with putting it back together, which also seemed absolutely impossible. However, after at least an hour or more of struggling to push it together and turn it, I ended up finding comments recommending some WD-40, once I had it lubed up, it was just a matter of minutes before the housing was reassembled properly. What a nightmare it was. But I'm happy to say that I lived through it 🤣 Pretty sure I'm going to have sore shoulders and hands tomorrow from the intense struggle I was in all evening 🥴
Thank you again though!! So helpful. God bless you!! 😌🙏🏼
Absolutely!
I lined up the arrow and pulled but the string got stuck. What should I do?
This video shows the spool removed. I hope this helps - Ryobi Weed Wacker String Replacement 40v (Ryobi Expand-It String Trimmer)
th-cam.com/video/y8VmvX34eic/w-d-xo.html
Hi all, where is this crank? Somewhere in the weed wicker or is it stored separately?
Stored separately. It should have come in the packaging.
What is the length of the string the spool will take up?
Do you mean the maximum length you could wind on the spool? That would depend on the thickness of the line. Everything I’ve seen suggests between 12 and 20 feet.
I am about to buy some .095 string. They sell pre cut 5 packs at 16' each, which is a rip off imo, I am just going to buy a 140' for almost the same price and cut it myself.
That sounds like a great cost-cutting idea. I’d make sure you have the right diameter. I went back to my Ryobi and the manufacturer suggests 0.80. Thanks for watching!
@@FieldGuidetoDIY Yes sir mine has it on a label on my trimmer.
Where do you find the tool to lock in coil?
Mine came with my string trimmer. If your's is missing, you can purchase a replacement here - geni.us/yVYBd8. Thanks so much for watching!
Found it. Thanks for the tip on your video. It was simple & easy.
@@frankriche8489 glad it helped!
When I turn the knob clockwise nothing happens? String does not wind. Suggestions?
It sounds like the spool or bobbin is not engaged with the green button. See this video - Ryobi Weed Wacker String Replacement 40v (Ryobi Expand-It String Trimmer)
th-cam.com/video/y8VmvX34eic/w-d-xo.html
@@FieldGuidetoDIY Thank you! It worked!!!
YES!!!
Does it matter where the arrows line up after replacing ?
Great question. Not at all. In fact as you perform the “bump feed”, it will rotate to dispense more line so even if it was lined up initially, as you feed, it would not. Thank you for watching!
where can I buy the trimmer head?
a.co/d/gqzW2qr
What if you see no “daylight “ ?
You may have to clean out the head of debris or old line by taking apart the head as shown here - th-cam.com/video/y8VmvX34eic/w-d-xo.html
Thats hilarious because i found takin the head off and running it thru the easiest restring ive ever done i got a cub cadet gas one thats a headache and a half to dual restring 😂😂 just un lock it pull the middle out run it through put both ends thru the head relock it to the shaft and turn it theres a decent length
Absolutely!
Yes, the string does NOT simply go through.
@@charlotteking8123 it does actually does go right thru i figured it out look thru it
What if I don't have the Ryobi tighten tool?
You can buy a replacement (see link in the description) or use a pair of channel lock pliers.
I was able to use my hand. This is the only way to install the string though. It was a great a great way to do it.@@FieldGuidetoDIY
@@mikelawson6924 It is not hard to turn, especially if you push down on the green hub a little while turning.
Mine does not click and has way too much play in the string release. It releases string when it shouldn't. It is almost like a spacer is missing
Do you have the spring in there?
A+++
Thank you! I’m so glad you found it helpful!
What if you crank it to much?
Great question. Then you’ll have to remove the head like demonstrated in this video - Ryobi Weed Wacker String Replacement 40v (Ryobi Expand-It String Trimmer)
th-cam.com/video/y8VmvX34eic/w-d-xo.html
You're mispronouncing Ryobi. rai-ow-bee. But thanks for the instruction. 💯
You say toe-mah-toe, I say toe-may-toe.
You say rye-yoe-bee, I say ree-yoe-bee.
Toe-mah-toe, toe-may-toe,
Rye-yoe-bee, ree-yoe-bee.
Let's call the whole thing off.
Thanks for setting me straight. I appreciate you watching!!!
@@FieldGuidetoDIY No, thank you. Now let's work on saying Hyundai.
how much string is used
It really depends on the the thickness of the line. I generally wind about 12 to 16 feet on.
the string I bought from amazon is 11ft,
@Gracefulrose2 you’re good. I was suggesting that amount for folks who buy the big spool and cut their own to length.
@@FieldGuidetoDIY I wish i found the big spool at that time. it's much cheaper.
@@Gracefulrose2 it absolutely is.
But I do need to take off the freaking bobbin!
Here you go, Brett - Head Removal - Ryobi Weed Wacker String Trimmer String Replacement
th-cam.com/video/Kt3Zu9_QbD4/w-d-xo.html
@FieldGuidetoDIY Thanks! Sorry, I was getting hot and frustrated and felt like every video I found showed the quick way. I've avoided trimmers for years because I hated the string issues I had in the past. Finally bit the bullet and bought one thinking surely they've improved them by now. I was able to get it after watching one of your other videos where you quickly took it off but I watched closely as you put it back on. I tore up my hands doing it but eventually got it. This video is definitely helpful.
If I had that tool, this would be easy.
Edit: it's still easy without the tool.
Yours didn’t come with it?
@@FieldGuidetoDIY Probably lost in the box a couple years ago. I saw another video that shows you can just crank it with man hands. I should be fine. Gotta go get some line.
I have a postage stamp of a lawn and that string has lasted since at least 2020.
@@spraynpray if you have a pair of channel lock pliers or vice grips that open far enough, that would work as well.
@@FieldGuidetoDIY It went easy. I had a length precut that must have come with the unit. I didn't measure it, but that's a problem for 2 or 3 years from now.
@@FieldGuidetoDIY oh, and thanks! I had the whole head apart, staring at it like a monkey.
I tried this and the string just gets bunched up inside and then won't feed.
I'm sorry to hear that. Can you seen any damage to the spool that fouls it?
It may be the curl/curve in the string. Leave it in the sun for 20-30 min or warm it with a blow dryer to straighten it.
@@FieldGuidetoDIY No damage. It doesn't feed in correctly when I turn the winder, even if i hold the string taunt while winding. And I was using the .95 gauge string that came with the unit new.
@@dapperdan9144 Thanks for the advice but that would be hard to do. Besides, I shouldn't have to do that. The manual doesn't say that.
How many people besides me can't find that crank? LOL.
This is common. See the link in the description to order a replacement.
I think I lost the crank 🤦🏽
You can use channel lock pliers or vice-grips.
@@FieldGuidetoDIY You can turn it with you hand pretty easily. Especially if you push down while turning
I hate this trimmer! I can’t even pull the string out!😫
I had this issue Saturday. Make sure a) you can depress the green line release button b) the button can spin and c) as the button spins, the line can come out of the holes on the trimmer head.
@@FieldGuidetoDIY thank you! I did it! I feed the line. 😊
My shaft cam off help
It uncrewed from the motor housing? 😳
I've owned this trimmer for about two years and it sucks. The plastic guard broke, I can't find a replacement and replacing the plastic string takes way too long and despite what this guy say, it's designed by someone who has never used a weed trimmer. I'm never buying a Ryobi tool of any kind again.
Yo Dog, so sorry to hear this. Mine is over three years old and I use ours all the time. Fortunately we’ve had better luck and I have not had to make any repairs or replace any parts. Thanks so much for sharing your experience.
Buy a Stihl and you’ll find out that Ryobi is a piece of cake next to that bad boy,
@@savannahb5381 thanks for the tip.
This procedure doesn't work well with this Ryobi POS. I don't recommend it to anyone.
Richard, thank you for your feedback. I appreciate you sharing.
VIDEO is too complex and incorrect: Simply cut 16' of line and run it thru the holes and twist/wind on spool. Take NOTHING apart. 20 seconds.
th-cam.com/video/zRSKP03VM1o/w-d-xo.html
Jim, thanks so much for sharing. I don’t know if that method would work if that channel with the head was clogged with debris or dirt. I also don’t know if that would work if the line was over-wound and no longer sticking out the holes. I imagine not. Thanks again for sharing! You da best!
This weed wicker is the worst weed wicker I have ever had. The head has come apart twice and the unit is only 2.5 years old!. Considering that I live where we have winter 4 months a year, I highly suggest people stay away from this product.
So sorry to hear that. I love ours. Please let me know if you find anything better.
Thank you 🙏
Absolutely!