Maintaining a lush and vibrant lawn requires regular trimming and edging, and a reliable weed eater is essential for this task. However, when the weed eater string runs out, it can be frustrating to have to interrupt your work to re-string it. Follow these simple steps to efficiently restring your Lawn Master weed eater and get back to tackling those overgrown weeds and unruly edges.
Before you begin, gather the necessary materials: a new spool of trimmer line, a pair of needle-nose pliers, a screwdriver, and safety glasses. Disconnect the weed eater from its power source, whether it’s gas-powered or electric, and don the safety glasses to protect your eyes from debris. Locate the trimmer head on the end of the weed eater and unscrew the bolt holding it in place using the screwdriver. Carefully remove the trimmer head and unwind any remaining string.
Now it’s time to insert the new trimmer line. Refer to the user manual for the recommended line diameter and length. Measure and cut two equal lengths of line, leaving about 6 inches of excess. Insert one end of each line into the corresponding hole in the trimmer head and pull it through until you have about 5 inches of line extending from each hole. Tie a simple overhand knot with the two ends of the line, making sure it’s tight and secure. Wrap the excess line around the spool in a clockwise direction, keeping it taut as you go. Once the spool is full, cut the remaining excess line and reassemble the trimmer head, tightening the bolt securely.
How to String a Weed Eater Lawn Master
Follow these steps to string a Weed Eater Lawn Master:
- Unplug the trimmer from the power source.
- Remove the trimmer head by turning it counterclockwise.
- Remove the old string from the trimmer head.
- Insert the new string into the trimmer head. Leave about 6 inches of the string hanging out of the head.
- Replace the trimmer head onto the trimmer. Turn it clockwise to tighten it.
- Plug the trimmer back into the power source.
- Start the trimmer and let it run for a few minutes. The string will automatically feed out of the trimmer head.
People Also Ask
How often should I string my Weed Eater Lawn Master?
You should string your Weed Eater Lawn Master every time you use it, or more often if you’re using it in heavy weeds.
What kind of string should I use for my Weed Eater Lawn Master?
You should use a 0.080-inch diameter or 0.095-inch diameter string for your Weed Eater Lawn Master.
How do I know if my Weed Eater Lawn Master is properly strung?
Your Weed Eater Lawn Master is properly strung if the string is feeding out of the trimmer head evenly and the trimmer is running smoothly.
