BEST WEED EATER HEAD

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Check the description and below for links to where you can buy this weedeater head. Buy the Aero-Flex trimmer head here: amzn.to/2I6Q3g4 Replacement line here: amzn.to/2HzAdgA More replacement line: amzn.to/2Hx7p8N Love this weedeater head. It has lasted a long time and worked great for me.

[@missysorganics1258]

I have a Craftsman weed eater and have been trying to find these FOREVER. THANK YOU!!!!!! I just ordered some. Over 2 years... thank you

[@MullaneyRC]

This head came on my Troy Bilt. In my opinion it's no different than all the other gimmicky pre-load heads on the market. I could trim one, maybe two properties before the blades wore down completely. Replacement packs cost $12 and include two sets of blades. That's $6 per change. In contrast, I can get 80 feet of Stihl line for $15. There's no comparison.

[@WHOTEEWHO]

+MullaneyRC I have had different experience. They last a very long time for me, lasts too many times to count before needing to be swapped. Lasts much longer than any of the other standard lines....and I have tried many.

[@WHOTEEWHO]

+ArizonaXR works great for me. Still using the same strings after 8 months. Ill never use the old fashioned string again

[@thomasraahauge5231]

In my experience, blades beat strings hands down - found out the annoying way myself. Well, now I live in an apartment, and watering my flowers is all I have to deal with.

[@bcrusher1979]

I tried this head and I like the way it cuts and it works really well except up against concrete or steel. If you keep it away from hard ruff surfaces and only cut grass it will last a long time. But for heavy brush and stuff its not worth the money.

[@WHOTEEWHO]

+bcrusher1979 i have gotten some really good use out of it. For everyday teimming and weedeating it is great! Thanks for watching!

[@Dr.Stein99]

Thanks for 10 minutes of your first left hand thread experience. I was in the wrong place, I was looking for a demo of weedwacker head.

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Erich Stein ha! love it! call it installation help and demo of the weedeater head. showcasing the weedeater head is at the end of this video; I also have a 6 month followup video that is strictly all trimming if you would like to see more. thanks for stopping by!

[@Dr.Stein99]

I actually wanted to see how strong the blades held up to different things, like metal chain link fence and metal poles, around tree's.

[@WHOTEEWHO]

+Erich Stein I have used the same blades for over 7 months now without changing them. Used against chain link, trees, fencing, thick brush, and plain old grass. 6 month followup video is all trimming clips of using the 6 month old blades. Just like any other string, it is not meant to be used for long periods of time up against chain link or concrete, however these have held up very well. Very good investment. Thanks for watching!

[@martyhog01]

Erich Stein I have a wooden privacy fence, it was costing me about $2.00 every trim. Needless to say, bye bye Aeroflex

[@WHOTEEWHO]

+marty hog I jave had different results. Still using original aeroflex string thst i first put on it

[@benleaper6451]

I have this exact trimmer head and Areo flex blades that came with my Troy Bilt XP trimmer. The weed eater itself and the blades are just terrible. If you touch anything with those blades but grass it chews them up just as fast as regular line. With this issue I burn thru a pack of these blades very fast and they're not cheap. I'm done buying these and bolting on 4 chainsaw chains, each about 8 inches in length to the cutting head. If that don't work I'll bolt on a circular saw blade. Bring on the dangerousness!

[@coachga2]

I put one of the Aero-Flex attachments on my Troy Bilt machine. It does a nice job of weed-eating, but my blades are wearing out very fast. Replacement blades are about 69 cents each at Lowe’s. I was able to get a pack of 96 blades directly from Aero-Flex for about 50 cents each (delivered). This is still $2 every time they wear out. I ate up 5 sets of blades weed-eating my driveway, sidewalk, and rock walls around my flower beds. I will continue to use it this summer. My technique can probably get better, and make the blades last longer.

[@gto6576]

My Engineer Niece taught me that same saying about 17 years ago when I was trying to open something the wrong way and it has helped me out so many times to remember how to remove things like my locked gas cap on my car which I could never get off and always had to ask for help at the gas station. All that time I was turning it the wrong way!! (Rightie tightie leftie loosie) Maybe next she can help me with spelling as the older I get the less I can spell correctly, and yet when I worked for the school system teachers in the classroom actually asked me how to spell words!! Who knew age would affect your spelling, so beware young people as we all get old and forgetful!!

[@WHOTEEWHO]

GTO thanks for watching! I will always take all the tips I can get! :)

[@michaeljude1965]

I tried these a while back and thought it was ok, but due to how quickly they wore down and the high cost of replacement, I went back to stock. I have actually purchased a weedshark and I am going to try that, looks promising and at a fraction of the cost of those 10 dollar a month blades/nylons. Good review though

[@WHOTEEWHO]

+Michael Jude i have not had to replace mine yet after 6 months. I make a point not to bump it up against fencing or concrete so it does not wear quickly though. I hope the weedshark works well for you

[@doctorxring]

Have the light coming from behind you when using your camera. Thanks for sharing ! P.S. The best string trimmer line on earth is Rotary Vortex. Cuts like a knife and is TOUGH ! You can get it from various outlets including Ebay and Walmart.

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Hey doctorxring! Thanks for watching. I have now been using this weedeater head and same blades for about 8 months with no issues. Love not having to change out string anymore

[@99rumblebee]

I have found that zip ties work awesome and are easy to change

[@WHOTEEWHO]

+Daddy Yellow hey! I have a couple videos showing where i tried to use zip ties on the weedeater. They were all too brittle and I could never get them to last longer than a few seconds. Thanks for watching! I might have to try using zip ties again!

[@egsrhatchnick]

I purchased a similar head after watching this. Good value for money. Thanks

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Thanks for watching Nick!

[@hunterk3880]

I had the same ones one my Troy built and everytime I hit my house. The fence. Or anything other than grass they wore down and for 2 stets Are 8 bucks when I can can get more like for that. But I'm glad t works for you and that you like it keep up the good work!!

[@WHOTEEWHO]

+Hunter K hey thanks for stopping by! That is crazy, i just recently shot a 6 nonth followup video and i am still using the original tines. I even use it in the woods on thick vines and undergrowth

[@thomasraahauge5231]

Here in Denmark, left tight is called "french thread" . . . Mechanics love it.

[@jimmytate7587]

I use the Stihl quick change head on all my trimmers. You cut 2 pieces of string and feed them into the head. When they break you just feed in another piece of precut line. simple and easy I have 4 trimmers and I use it on all of them.

[@WHOTEEWHO]

+JIMMY TATE i got tired of having to walk around with 20 pieces of precut line in my pocket and even that not being enough to even do a small yard

[@skytale35]

Terrible waste of strong ng and money. Bump feed you waste about 14 inches per 20 feet. Fixed head you waste more than half, and you actually spend Moore time dicking around with the heads than spending the 3 minutes to restring once an hour.

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Disagree. I used this head for over 6 months with the same original blades. I'll never use bump heads again

[@daves.9479]

Good for what you're doing there (a nice lawn), but if you're whacking in less favorable conditions (rocks, Scotch broom or other tough-stemmed shrubs, metal fence posts, etc.) I think a bump feed is better. Such obstacles make it easy to shear off sections of lines, and the time and cost to replace pre-cut lines every few minutes makes them a PITA. Any line can shear off, but it's faster and simpler and cheaper to get back in operation when there's a spool of line on the whacker and a bump feed.

[@WHOTEEWHO]

+Dave S. Hey Dave! I will never use a bump head again. Too much frustration in loading them and such. I am still using these original blades after probably about 12 months

[@daves.9479]

If I only had a friendly lawn to whack, I would too. The weed-whack hell where I work is a whole 'nother thing, though.

[@WHOTEEWHO]

+Dave S. I started using the badger head trimmer head recently. It allows you to attach blades for cutting thicker stuff. I have a video on it too

[@biglutherie]

I think I got a little sea-sick watching this one. Holy smokes! That's better than the roller coaster at Six Flags!

[@WHOTEEWHO]

😜😜😜

[@shawndubay4050]

Looks like an interesting trimmer head. I thought about one of those for my trimmers but the brute power of my Stihl FS-250R, KM-94R and my Husqvarna 525L would probably destroy them. Cool design though.I actually bought the new Stihl autocut 26-2 head for all three trimmers. The Husqvarna required a new nut to put the head on due to different pitch threads but very well worth it. It works very good and is easy and fast to reload without taking the head apart. The Stihl FS-250R is the most powerful and blade capable for brush clearing. Nothing stops it. The KM-94R is a powerful pro series trimmer that you can run attachments on. The Husqvarna 525L is a pro series trimmer that is light, powerful and will chew through pretty much anything green and growing except for wood stemmed growth. If that Weedeater brand trimmer ever gives up the fight you can't go wrong with any of the three trimmers above. This is coming from someone that runs them hard and for long hours on tough jobs. They take it and keep on ripping when ever I need them. They are a bit more expensive but you will not need another for quite a long time. Oh and all three are very quick and easy to start. 👍👍

[@iLikeHondasVTEC]

Woo you hit 100k subs congratulations

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Thanks so much!!!

[@DanteFox]

Remember reverse thread as the head spins will keep it tight. Also how much was the head?

[@WHOTEEWHO]

+Dante Fox Yup! It was $25 at Lowe's. With all the trouble ive had with weedeaters, definitely worth the money to me. Used it for probably over half an hour - never once had to change any strings or bump it.....just keeps going. Came with 2nd set of replacement strings when the first set wears out

[@DanteFox]

You use skype?

[@WHOTEEWHO]

+Dante Fox no, never have used skype

[@DanteFox]

Download and make an account. PM me the screen name.

[@Tremonti78]

Subscribed! Loved it and the presentation. Thanks!

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Thanks Nate!

[@rokees5507]

I bought black decker grass trimmer from home depot i buy 50 dollar I didn't wanna spend much for it because It's just gonna be for light use i use it 2 times and each lass then 10 minutes and the wire is over now, it's horrible because the time I spend fixing the wire more then the time i be using it, so I wanna get like a new head for it and like I mentioned it's gonna be for light use what is your recommendation

[@derekobidowski3301]

When did you purchase your Aeroflex head? as i recently purchased a Trimmer plus AF730 attachment for my attachment capable Kobalt 80v trimmer and it cuts better at low speeds conserving my battery life. whats neat is now the glider head on it so i can rest the trimmer on the ground when i do mowing with it . as i have the other attachments the cultivator, hedge trimmer, pole saw, blower when i had a Troy Bilt TB425 CS 4 cycle trimmer. but when that broke i went to battery which is just in time as California and other states are banning the sale of gasoline engine powered equipment under 25 hp by 2024. but it was good i found a good suitable electric powerhead to run my existing attachments but it came with a straight shaft lower section and OH YES i love the Aeroflex with the glider like before with a cutting line when mowing i end up scalping the lawn but the glider solves the problem and gives you 2 1/2 in cut when held level with the glider on the ground.

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Years ago. Maybe 3 or 4

[@alamo3955]

You're quite a comedian thanks .

[@materehua]

Nice one👍🏽 did the head do much of the work? Im thinkn of getting some gear but dont wanna spend alot in the weedeater.

[@WHOTEEWHO]

+materehua head does all of the work. Honestly cut my weedeating time by more than half. Cuts through even the thick stuff like butter.

[@thomasraahauge5231]

Oy, sweet ride, buddy. Sweet ride!

[@navythomas8]

Glad to see your a GM man also!!

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Oh yes. Bowtie til I die!

[@lwarrengrubb8841]

Like to know if this can be placed on an electric snapper ST60V. Tired of the strings breaking all the time

[@ddemier]

Do you know if the Speedfeed fits homelight Item# UT33650A its a 26cc straight shaft trimmer

[@MuzzleMike]

Nice . I will gave to try this out .

[@geomatrix5452]

I'm thinking you can just mix up a batch of Bondo body filler for that hole in the siding... Job done! Hahahaha!

[@WHOTEEWHO]

That may actually work!

[@EgoDragon1988]

Ive kwik feed, speed feed, shindaiwa fixed heads...all great for homeowners. The stihl autocut is just a horrible design, you have to cut 2 pieces of line instead of one...that is dumb plus trying to hold the line in place and insert and twist the spindle is just ridiculous. Best trimmer heads out there are husky t35x t45x and t55x tap n go heads. The center button is seated with a ball bearing allowing it to not spin with the rest of the head when bumping it...this really saves on grinding out the bottom. The T35 doesnt have the bearing bump but it does function the same otherwise and you can get them for $20. Bump heads are the only way to effectively trim for multiple hours at a time. Best trimmer lines for small lines are Rotary Brand Vortex, cuts more level and its quite durable. For big lines .130 and above go with their cyclone line hexagon shaped and it cuts well and is the longest lasting line I’ve used.

[@jamesm568]

You need an electric jump start. I've seen some people use zip ties on that type of head but all it does is slap the grass.

[@florisvandronkelaar3225]

Do you have any lawn care equipment you don't use anymore and want to sent to the netherlands?

[@WHOTEEWHO]

+Floris Lawn care actually, I do, but I don't think it would be worth the shipping costs. 😀

[@WHOTEEWHO]

+Floris Lawn care believe it or not, I am actually wearing a knvb soccer jersey right now. I do business in the Netherlands and I was given this soccer jersey

[@florisvandronkelaar3225]

WHO_TEE_WHO What piece of equipment is it?

[@WHOTEEWHO]

+Floris Lawn care push mower :)

[@florisvandronkelaar3225]

WHO_TEE_WHO ah men that was exactly What I needed because I got a blower and a brushcutter but I still need a push mower :/

[@opeyshop]

righty tighty,lefty loosey

[@WHOTEEWHO]

+John Hunt most of the time :)

[@roblord7610]

Could you tell me the outside diameter of the trimmer shaft please ? -

[@04bladeflyer]

Have you ever tried zip ties instead of speaker wire?

[@WHOTEEWHO]

+Justin P sure did! I have a few vids on trying it. Check out my "weedeater" playlist. Thanks for watching!

[@toddlabranche5158]

I have one on my weed eater. I love it. I hate the idea of using string.

[@stealthygamerz1475]

fidget spiner?

[@WHOTEEWHO]

+Stealthy Gamerz thats one mega fidget spinner!

[@stealthygamerz1475]

omg! you really like that ha ha

[@WHOTEEWHO]

+Stealthy Gamerz yeah buddy!

[@phillipkramer1897]

What oil ratio do you use with it? I had one for a couple months and only ran a few gallons before the compression went down the tube. I had hp ultra at a 40-1 mix but didn't get mine at home depot but the dump.

[@WHOTEEWHO]

+Phillip Kramer to tell you the truth I never measure the oil. Ha! I have a seperate gas can for 2 cycle gas. I pour some oil in and shake it up.Never had any problems. This one actually fired right up after not being run all winter and I left gas in it. The trick is to never use ethanol gas in anything carburated. No ethanol gas only

[@resistresist9871]

The position of the camera and against the light doesn't let see that much

[@bentwater879]

Screwing on something with left-handed threads is easier done while standing on your head.

[@WHOTEEWHO]

+Bent Water i will try that next time! Thanks for watching! :)

[@florisvandronkelaar3225]

What brand is it ( the mower) ?

[@WHOTEEWHO]

+Floris Lawn care WEEDEATER brand. I think they go for aboit $200 USD brand new

[@florisvandronkelaar3225]

WHO_TEE_WHO O I understand that you don't want to send a new one or yours right now pretty pricy

[@KeithOutWest]

Anybody have a Pivotrim after market head? I loved mine and uses .095inch (2.4 mm line). But when my 4-cycle trimmer crapped out, I bought a Black and Decker 20v battery system, which wouldn't accept a Pivotrim head. Wish I could find an good battery powered trimmer that would accept the Pivotrim. Anybody out there know of such an animal.

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Ive never heard of that one. Sounds like a good one

[@leebrewer1190]

8 minutes before seeing what I wanted to see.

[@WHOTEEWHO]

+Lee Brewer hey thanks for stopping by to watch! Hope you have a good day!

[@samp1394]

All you got to do is remember it comes OFF the same way it turns!

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Sam P yup yup

[@gregoryburkhead7813]

Will it work with a craftsman weed eater

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Yes

[@Ben-lh9rp]

I gotta upgrade !!

[@WHOTEEWHO]

I will never use a factory bump head again :-)

[@SpliTTMark]

i have a weed whipper that had 2 silver knobs that came loose the hold the threads in the head.. they came out and i have lost them/ who designed this crap

[@WHOTEEWHO]

+Mark aye aye that stinks! Can u figure out a way to rig it up to work again?

[@jvargas454]

Hahahaha Left handed threads. Been there brother. :)

[@WHOTEEWHO]

+jvargas454 yup was not expecting that, but makes sense. Thanks for watching!

[@andrewhondo]

best trimmer head is the echo speed head and standard trimmer line husqvarna titanium or stihl cyclone trimmer or organ line i had the aero head for one of my trimmers i went back to tried and true trimmer lines these gimmick products stink in my own opinion black diamond is good line to and the husqvarna tap and go head is my second favorite behind the echo speed heads good video tho but i don't like this product who tee who i subbed to you tho bro

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Thanks for watching Andrew!

[@dunk4373]

Next video. How to start your edge trimmer before you pass out 😂

[@wilsoncalhoun]

That's why I can't use a gas weed trimmer. I mean I already don't want to be doing the yard; if the line trimmer doesn't want to work either who am I to argue?

[@jefferychadd23]

buy a stihl or a echo you won't have any more problems

[@WHOTEEWHO]

+Jeffery Chadd yeah if I had piles of funds I definayely would. I am on a pretty tight budget. I picked this weedeater up for $79 and have had no issues with it for the past 3 years. Thanks!

[@jasonmitchell2930]

Good job. Take a break and have a 🍺

[@WHOTEEWHO]

+Jason Mitchell I won't argue with that!

[@nigelnyy]

you is a badass sir

[@WHOTEEWHO]

+Nigel Ng well thank you sir! Ha!

[@nigelnyy]

no problem who tee who

[@hsbrooks]

Next time have the light at your back. We might be able to see what you're doing.

[@WHOTEEWHO]

+Stuart Brooks good idea. Thanks Stuart!

[@brandonshreve7450]

I think I'll stick with my speed feed head

[@WHOTEEWHO]

+Brandon Shreve ive never hsd good luck with the speed feed heads. Line always breaking off and getting tangled

[@brandonshreve7450]

WHO_TEE_WHO that's a problem with your line not the head...

[@brandonshreve7450]

WHO_TEE_WHO you are using a weed eater brand trimmer in this video you can't mount speed feeds to those

[@WHOTEEWHO]

+Brandon Shreve i beg to differ. I have probably used 10 types of line in that thing. All workwd the same.....terrible in comparison to this weedeater head

[@WHOTEEWHO]

+Brandon Shreve havent teied, but i have teied in the past on other trimmers. What my dad uses

[@m8sbox137]

weed eater brand sucks.. get a real weed wackier that can use 1.09 cord. I use a Husqvarna

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Eh the thing does what it is supposed to do and has never had any issues over many years now. No need to waste my money. Same reason I drive a kawasaki over a Harley ;) Thanks for watching!

[@m8sbox137]

I was burning weed eaters up every year. $75.00 to $100 each year. Wife talked me int6 a more versatile machine.. I liked the pole saw attachment. Husqvarna

[@WHOTEEWHO]

+m8s box i hear you. I have not had any trouble yet. I only use no ethanol gas in all my machines. Left gas in this one all winter and fired right up in the spring

[@danhenderson783]

The larger the line the lower the efficiency. Bigger is not better unless you require it. .095 is the best all around line for most trimmers. .105 on heavier material, and occasionally .080 on very fine grass

[@thomasraahauge5231]

320 dislikes? Well, some people don't eat weed, they smoke it . . .

[@LongHuII]

Rename video. Putting weed eater together.....

[@WHOTEEWHO]

+LongHuII hey thanks for stopping by! Title says "best weed eater head." The video shows how to install it, and also shows it being put to use. Thanks for watching!

[@zazarays]

second that. Also dont need to see ur face =D ur welcome

[@Alfsp1]

What where’s the guns man ?.....never New you did these kind of video as well Hahahah

[@WHOTEEWHO]

😁😁😁

[@jjp3161]

Speaker wire created more work

[@jake30966]

Awesome video hahahaha

[@WHOTEEWHO]

+James Bond thanks fow watching! The 41% works great killing weeds

[@DogGone1953]

Pink wheels?

[@WHOTEEWHO]

👍👍

[@ranstan4557]

i just got scare of guns i dont know why i scare of guns i kind of no gun guy ithink i not learn it

[@WHOTEEWHO]

+ran stan nah no need to be scared

[@guysix]

Hack job, I feel sorry for that grass. GLM

[@WHOTEEWHO]

+Guy Six Thanks for watching!

[@phillipopdyke7096]

I have tried this weed eater..it is a POS.. first you have to buy special plastic strips expensive$$$ and second they dont last diddle squat.. DO NOT BUY THIS YOU WILL BE SORRY..

[@WHOTEEWHO]

+phillip opdyke i have used the original strips for over 6 months. I think the key is just not to let it touch concrete, fencing, trees, etc. Should work good if you only use it on grass. It is not made for anything else

[@paulbryant68]

gotta have atleast a 3rd grade education for these to work, says so on the pack. gotta trust me cause im guessin’ you can’t getcha mom to read it outloud fursha? hit her up next time she velcros dem trax sneaks on!

[@bobbybrown8846]

Looks like edging to me

[@WHOTEEWHO]

+Bobby Brown hey! Thanks for checking out the video! Yes did wuite a bit of "edging" in the video. Most people include "edging" as being part of "weedeating" i have never in my life seen anyone actually use an edger

[@thetriggerman4534]

That facial hair is saying "my family tree is a stump". I'm just messing with you, Bro. I live north of the Mason-Dixon. I guess I'm just out of the loop on what style is in the south.

[@WHOTEEWHO]

+THE TRIGGER MAN Hahahaha! Aw come on man, you mean you don't want to rock a FU-MANCHU???

[@thetriggerman4534]

HAHA

[@WHOTEEWHO]

+THE TRIGGER MAN if it werent for my wife id probably be looking like ZZ TOP :)

[@kylemundy8871]

Takes 15+ pulls to start? Yup, must be weed eater brand

[@NandoCapone]

The package says not to use vertical lol

[@gamingwithkailer]

i love eating weed

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Detox Exavo whaaaaaat????

[@dougiequick1]

TECHINCALLY, you are edging rather than "weed eating"

[@WHOTEEWHO]

+Doug Chaney didn't show all the work, did tons of weedeating too :) same difference. I have only known one person my entire life that actually used an "edger" instead of a weedeater for the edging

[@Christianjanicki]

hey can u subscribe to my channel

[@WHOTEEWHO]

+Christian janicki yeah buddy ima go sub right now

[@uhavemooface]

So this head was righty loosey lefty tighty instead of righty tighty lefty loosey

[@WHOTEEWHO]

+uhavemooface YUP! sure was!

[@danhenderson783]

The "best trimmer heads" are bump feed heads The best operators are people who know how to use them No. way, no how on this planet is stopping to change the line faster than tapping out more. Premium head + premium line + intelligence = never welding and max production

[@WHOTEEWHO]

+Dan Henderson i disagree. I have used many of the bump feed heads...you still have to reload them (obviously). I have used this weedeater head for over 8 months now and im still using the same blades. Has saved me tons of time in replacing the string and saved me tons of money not having to replace the string. Thanks for stopping by!

[@danhenderson783]

WHO_TEE_WHO The parasitic drag using heavy line eats up a good portion of the power before you even attempt to cut anything. If we used that on my jobs I'd go broke. Trimmer line is made in various sizes for good reason. To match the cutting conditions and/or the size of the machine to the cord. Spinning those massive things is ridiculous when it's completely unnecessary.

[@WHOTEEWHO]

+Dan Henderson nobody said i was trying to run these suckers 10 hrs a day for months of the year :) but from my eight months of use trimming 1 acre once per week it has worked great! I recommend it to anyone. For the average joe these are great! Saves me tons of time and from having to mess with string

[@RetiredTop43]

Nothing can be easy. Everything comes w/ 10 pages of directions that don't make sense.

[@WHOTEEWHO]

😂😂😂

[@willyboy20009]

this thing chewed up the plastic trim sticks in one go-round of my (small) back yard! This is like those very cheap printers that need expensive ink. Not good

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Hey Bill! That's weird. I used the original blades for over 6 months in my BIG yard. Bummer you had different results. I even filmed a 6 month followup video

[@willyboy20009]

Bummer indeed. I've kept my yard for 25 years. Been using spooled line for all that time. Thought I'd give this a try. Cool tech but literally cannot afford to keep it. Maybe you've got the karma, but as a number of comments to this video indicate, we don't all have it. Cannot endorse this product.

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Thanks for sharing your experience Bill

[@pierospadoni3429]

Y

[@WHOTEEWHO]

+Piero Spadoni Why??? Because i gotta!!! :)

[@tiffanychen9906]

Nice vid

[@WHOTEEWHO]

+Tiffany Chen thanks tiffany!

[@AmericanConstellation]

Use guitar strings...

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Good idea!

[@ronbrant7]

Goats don't eat grass

[@WHOTEEWHO]

+Ron Stovall are you sure???

[@WHOTEEWHO]

+Ron Stovall all of my neighbors have goats. Seems like all they do is eat grass all day :)

[@miangoll6460]

👍👍👍👍👍

[@derekanderson4940]

and we can see 🙈

[@phillipkramer1897]

You are a outkast fan I presume. Weedeater brand trimmers are really poorly made junk and that head is not much better. The stihl 25-2 autocut heads are better but nothing is 100% always guaranteed without any exception except probably death and that you can't take anything with you if there is anywhere we go excluding the ground.

[@WHOTEEWHO]

+Phillip Kramer outcast fan? I dont get it? I've had this cheapo weedeater for years and it has never failed me. Im all about the value. Posting a 6 month followup video to this one tonight. Thanks for watching!

[@pv6596]

not the sharpest tool in the

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Thanks for watching

[@John644z]

Is this guy a dope or what

[@WHOTEEWHO]

👍👍

[@jds2010ram]

that thing is a POS !!!

[@WHOTEEWHO]

+jds2010ram have you tried it? I have been using it over 6 months now and I am still using the original tines on it. Working great for me

[@cindygasper8585]

best way to clean semet

[@WHOTEEWHO]

+Cindy Gasper yeah that cemwnt needed a good cleaning! :) thanks Cindy

[@donlovelace2127]

lq4 h.p.

[@WHOTEEWHO]

+Don Lovelace what does lw4 h.p. mean Don?

[@RetiredAtenPilot]

With all your magical Crafts manlike skills, do your self a HUGE favor,,,, Dont work on that motorcycle in the back ground.....

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Huh?

[@abduquraan7597]

Very bad video. ....can't see clearly

[@bikes7777]

Terrible camera work, terrible lighting, terrible video. Waste of time.

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Thanks 👍👍

[@con-lj7nj]

Its crap

[@Tuxmuxx]

This head came on my Troy Bilt. In my opinion it's no different than all the other gimmicky pre-load heads on the market. I could trim one, maybe two properties before the blades wore down completely. Replacement packs cost $12 and include two sets of blades. That's $6 per change. In contrast, I can get 80 feet of Stihl line for $15. There's no comparison.