Will depend for everyone, but I have installed 3 fences now, with the largest being 650lf, multiple holes for various posts in the garden. It has still worked out cheaper than renting one and is much easier to use than a gas model. The battery has lasted really well, I use it in my mower and weed eater and has great performance. Battery tools aren't for everyone, but the technology is improving greatly.

Try cutting a 45 degree angle on the string, then try. Make sure to push it in a little further than needed and pull it back to make sure it has caught.

Spring and Fall clean up is usually done a little shorter than I would normally mow, say 2.5" for clean up and 3" for regular mowing. For mowing before dethatching, I run at my usual cut height (3"), then use the same height for cleaning up the thatch. I have found it to be too much work on the mower to cut and pick up the thatch, so always mow before dethatching. My shoot gets clogged, the mower bogs down and the bagger needs emptied every pass. To install the bagger, I align it up with the 2 pins, one on each side. With the top of the bagger tilted towards the mower and the plate that latches on to the the mower tilting towards my legs. This allows for the bagger to hook over the pins then slot into place when straightened out. I also don't use any pin to secure the bagger to the mower, the 2 pins on top do a good enough job. I will respond later this week with a short video to show a visual too.

Not many companies offer a warranty like Melnor. They were quick to accept and ship out the replacement.

So true, I typically just stick to the bump feed head. I thought why not answer the question with a video and instantly regretted it.

This video can be done. Do you mean the head dissemble or the entire weed eater?

@@DIYwithCam Just the head. To disassemble and reassemble the head. I'm still having a hard time getting this thing back together FYI if I would have seen this video I would have never taken this head apart in the first place 🤷🤣😇

Like this - kzbin.info/www/bejne/omenkJevd65racU

Not a problem. I'm glad you found the video and thought it was helpful.

hopefully, you got the weed eating done and had some time to relax before the kids wake up. Hope you enjoy the rest of your Saturday with the kids.

The one that comes with the trimmer plus brush cutter attachment. This will only fit your trimmer if it's an attachment capable trimmer. If you have one, remove the standard head and replace with the new attachment.

I'm glad to have helped you out.

How do you mean change? Remove it completely or turn from the locked to the not locked position?

@@DIYwithCam remove completely

How to Remove Ryobi Trimmer Head

You won't need the filter if it's used for wet vac purposes only, but make sure the float is installed so that water doesn't get sucked into the motor.

thank you-- and yes all installed as always. Thank you again

Thanks for the feedback

That's great. Feel free to send me an email if you have any questions, it's's listed in the description. Just start posting, and you will find what you like and dislike.

Thanks and sure

I'm glad I could help you out.

I haven't tried adding lemon juice, so I can't comment. If you try it, let me know ow how it works out for you.

It shouldn't, but as always, when using a jew product, do a test on a small area first. Make sure you spray when it's calm put, a slight breeze could cause some ovwrspray, then you will have issues with your flowers getting sprayed.

​@@DIYwithCamThanks 😊!

They did replace it, thanks for the heads up.

I haven't done this, but I think it's totally possible.

Right, it's strange and not why I started but it's a pretty cool journey to be on. Thanks for the comment 👍

Ryobi 40V

@@DIYwithCam Thank you.

Remove the head, pull the string out, install the head, and Rewind the string. This video shows you how to remove the head - kzbin.info/www/bejne/gYGQpZSdoNmZeNk

There should be a latch on the side to hold it closed. I have one with the latch and my other one is missing the latch.

No problem, I'm glad I could help you out.

I'm glad you got it back on, it's not a good design at all.

you can remove them or leave them. I have often had to apply another application to fully kill the weeds off.

That's great, thanks for sharing. It's always nice to hear when I have helped people.

I spray my lawn all the time, I have decent aim but have definitely sprayed the grass a few times. It just makes for more fun lawn work if I don't spray accurately.

Another video says adding an arthritis topical solvent to your mixture seems to do the trick. I'm about to try it out.

Glad it was helpful!

No problem, I'm glad I could help you out with setting the Melnor up.

Lol, glad I could help you out.

A couple of beers and a you can do it mentality. If that doesn't work, I don't have another suggestion.

I need to know too

@@DIYwithCamlmaoo real that really helped. I’m gonna do a line and see if that will help bc this is possing me off

Spray WD-40 inside there is two little notches that hold it in place

Home depot - here is a similar one on Amazon- amzn.to/3QOSMPz

Cursing Ryobi normally helps. 😆

How to Install Ryobi Bump Feed Head

I saw that then heard from Aquor themselves, but I just don't trust it. By the time I backed it off, the end felt lose, and I thought it was destined to leak.

Lol, I did drop one bolt and took me a few minutes to find it. Honestly, it was not my best idea to build it on the lawn. The weather was nice, so I thought, why not, but I won't be doing that again without putting down a moving blanket or something to work on.

You can add salt for better results. Just watch the overspray as I have found when adding salt that it will kill everything that it touches.

Thanks, it's great to hear this positive feedback. Enjoy the rest of your yard work.

I prefer bump feed, but try both out and go with the one you like.

This is the top down method, no? Or am I mistaken 🤔

Kind of haha, might as well be to be honest, I came back and rewatched it 😅

The top down method is basically adding a full floor of big logs at the bottom and crossing another section on top and then build it smaller the higher you go then start your fire at the top of the structure . Then you’ll have a small fire at the very top to begin with and slowly the coals and burned wood will fall and light the section underneath and so on. Making it an hour long fire with literally zero maintenance until it’s all burnt through in which case you can literally do it all over again if need be, just this time it’ll also light the bottom a lot quicker because of the hot coals