How do you load a spool on a Homelite trimmer?
0:452:09* Homelite weedeater string refill how to - YouTubeYouTubeStart of suggested clipEnd of suggested clipStick it through the hole there we go now you pull this to where it lines up with that line downMoreStick it through the hole there we go now you pull this to where it lines up with that line down there. Okay. So it looks like this you got it all lined up alright just drop the area to the ground.
How do you reload a string trimmer?
0:262:19Replacing a Weed Eater String (String Trimmer Line) - YouTubeYouTubeStart of suggested clipEnd of suggested clipThread each end of the line through the eyelets on the trimmer head as you connect the spool andMoreThread each end of the line through the eyelets on the trimmer head as you connect the spool and bump knob wind the bump knob based on the arrows shown on the reel. Apply pressure to wind it evenly.
What size string does a Homelite Weedeater use?
Homelite trimmers use 0.080-inch diameter monofilament string to cut weeds around fences, trees, sidewalks and other objects where mowers can't reach. After multiple uses, the string breaks down until there is not enough left on the spool to trim as it should.
How do you fill a single trimmer line?
0:033:38How to Refill Black & Decker Trimmer Line GH3000 - YouTubeYouTubeStart of suggested clipEnd of suggested clipAnd you want to put it up inside one of two holes there's one on this side and one on the other sideMoreAnd you want to put it up inside one of two holes there's one on this side and one on the other side. And then you want to bring it up through I've clipped that off there.
How do you reload trimmer heads?
0:211:24How to Easily Load Speed Feed® Trimmer Line - YouTubeYouTubeStart of suggested clipEnd of suggested clipYou simply align the arrow on the knob with the eyelet. Then feed approximately 20 feet of trimmerMoreYou simply align the arrow on the knob with the eyelet. Then feed approximately 20 feet of trimmer line through the eyelet. Be sure to line up the two lengths to ensure an even feed.
How do you remove the head of a Homelite trimmer?
0:242:16HOW TO Remove Homelite Grass Trimmer Head - YouTubeYouTubeStart of suggested clipEnd of suggested clipOnce you've got the head in your hands like this want to make sure that this part here is inMoreOnce you've got the head in your hands like this want to make sure that this part here is in stripped. It just locks into this nut here and that's what keeps the head from slipping.
Who makes Homelite trimmer?
John Deere acquired the brand in 1994. Techtronic Industries acquired Homelite from John Deere in 2001. Homelite has shifted its production primarily to consumer level lawn and garden equipment and light duty chainsaws.
How to unscrew weed eater?
Lay the weed eater on a flat surface and turn it so the string spool is facing you. Grasp the spool with one hand and the string head that encloses it with the other. Rotate the spool counterclockwise to unscrew and separate it. Pull the spool out of the head, ensuring that the spring stays attached to the spool.
Can you replace a spool with a pre-strung spool?
While you can replace the spool with a pre-strung spool when it's empty, not every hardware store carries them, and it isn't difficult to rewind the existing spool with replacement string.
What size string does a Homelite trimmer use?
They use 0.065-inch-diameter string, which is the lightest available. Manufacturers color-code trimmer string to make identification easier, and the color for 0.065-inch string is blue. Advertisement. Homelite electric trimmers are among the least expensive trimmers on the market.
What is a Homelite electric trimmer?
Homelite electric trimmers are for light-duty jobs, such as garden weed management and mowing small patches of lawn.
What is a deflector on a trimmer?
The deflector on the trimmer has a pair of blades that will cut the string to length when you operate the trimmer. Be sure to wear goggles when you operate the trimmer for the first time because the cut pieces of string will fly around unpredictably when this happens. Chris Deziel, BSc.; MA.
