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Just like you would for a single line strimmer, locate the spool within the trimmer and remove it. The next step is replacing the strimmer line with your strimmer wire replacement. Make sure that you place the pieces of strimmer wire correctly through the starter holes in your spool. The rows of wire you create should go around the full diameter of the spool to prevent jams when you begin using the device later. Ensure the lines are correctly positioned in the hole or eyelet sections provided, and wrap the line around the spool in the one direction advised on the reel or the device itself. You might be able to see an arrow on the sidebar to help you with this. Wrap the lines as neatly as you can; otherwise, you may need to redo the entire thing.

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It’s important to be extra careful about getting the right kind of line for your reel, or this could be the thing that means you can’t complete your gardening job. After turning your trimmer off, remember to leave the engine to cool down for a while before you start replacing the trimmer string. This way, you can reduce your risk of any dangerous accidents. The length and width of the reel you need will depend on the kind of trimmer you’re using, as well as its engine size. Remember, if you buy the wrong kind of string, and add that to your trimmer line, then your device might not work properly, and it could end up breaking entirely.

When you have the length of the wire and your spool available, locate the starter hole in the trimmer spool. You should be able to insert the trimmer line into this hole. Carefully, begin to wind the bottom of the strimmer around the wire, following the arrow direction on the sides of the device. If you can’t see an arrow, you can look for insights into how to use the starter holes in the instructions. Remember that it’s better to cut a string of the wire that’s too long than one that’s too short. You can always trim the string later, but you can’t add more length if you discover that it’s not covering the full width of the strimmer head. Prepare the line, cutting a length of thread that’s long enough for the spool or reel, according to the instructions provided by the manufacturer. Again, remember that it’s better to have a line that’s too long than one that could be too short for your grass.

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Now that your spool is empty, look for its starter hole – some strimmers have one, while others have two. You’ll need to insert the tip of your new strimmer wire into this hole, before winding the strimmer around the wire. Most strimmers will have arrows printed onto its spool to show you which way the wire should be wound.

These step by step instructions should be easy to follow. Remember, though, when replacing strimmer line on your trimmer, the first step should always be to look for guidance from the manufacturer on everything from line diameter to line width. Ensure the engine on the trimmer is turned off before you begin removing things at the top or bottom of the device. When you’re ready, remove the retaining cap from its place on the top of the trimmer head. It will usually involve unscrewing it from the blade or motor section or following step-by-step instructions for popping various tabs. Remember, you should carefully place the wire in the holes or eyelets, winding the wire tight to avoid any jamming later on. When there are about 5 or 6 inches of line left in place at the ends of the strimmer line, you can snap it into the trainer on the spool to keep it in place. As you do this, keep inserting the wire into the attached eyelets or holes and keep it as tight as possible. This will help to prevent your strimmer from jamming once you’re using it. If you’ve just used your strimmer, give it time to cool down before replacing its wire. Make sure that you’ve also disconnected it from its electricity supply, or removed the battery on a cordless strimmer. This will save you from accidentally turning it on. 3. Remove The Cap