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Secures the spool to your trimmer head and releases line when tapped. Replace if cracked, broken, worn, or won't hold the spool properly anymore.
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Replacement bump cap for line trimmers. Secures the spool and bumper inside the housing. Replace if cracked, broken, or missing to protect the line spool.
Inner spool reel for line trimmers. Holds and winds trimmer string inside the trimmer head. Replace if cracked, broken, or worn from use.
Trimmer head reel for gas line trimmers. Spools and houses cutting line. Replace if cracked, broken, or worn. Slides into housing for easy installation.
Once the replacement part came in, I just had to slide the new one into place and reinstall the bump and the weed whacker is as good as new. Read more
Reel spool assembly for gas line trimmers. Holds and feeds trimmer line during operation. Replace if spool is cracked, worn, or missing components.
This cutting head is designed for left-handed, gasoline-powered trimmers. The head contains eyelets for two sets of twine to effectively trim and edge. The assembly comes with a bump head knob so that twine can easily be increased. The knob and housing are made of extremely durable plastic that is at the same time responsive enough to respond to the user's call for additional twine. Typically, cutting assemblies work very well until a problem develops, at which time they stop working at all. Should it be necessary to replace a cutting head, the user should definitely make sure to use an OEM certified replacement. These are manufactured according to the same specification as the original. Users can replace the cutting hand by removing the cover of the trimmer's assembly. The old cutting head assembly should be able to be unscrewed. From this point, it is simply a reversal of the process, with the cover going over the new assembly and the assembly being reattached and covered. Several different manufacturers use this type of cutting head. Users will find it is compatible with MTD, Troy-Bilt, and Cub Cadet gasoline-powered trimmers.