Does Weed Eater string size matter?

This probably comes as no surprise to anyone, but the general rule with string trimmer line is that the tougher the application, the thicker the line needs to be. A larger diameter will increase the power and durability of the line, which leads to less breakage and wear-out.

Can I edge with a string trimmer?

Get crisp lines along patios and walkways In addition to cutting tall grass in hard-to-reach spots, your string trimmer can also function as an edger to give your yard a professionally landscaped look. Edging creates a crisp line, free from grass and weeds, along the edge of a patio or walkway.

How do you put string on Weed Eater?

Put each string through the holes in the side of the bottom of the weed eater where the holding unit will fit it. Once you’ve put the strings through the holes, twist the unit back on the bottom of the weed eater until it locks in place. Turn your weed eater on and see if the bottom unit flies off.

How do you replace string on Weed Eater?

Clip the end of the string in the notch located on the edge of the spool. Weed eaters with two strings have two notches on opposite sides of the spool. The notches hold the string in place so it doesn’t unwind while you replace the spool.

What is the best electric Weed Eater?

We picked the Black & Decker LST136 as the overall best electric weed eater because it’s the most versatile and customizable model we reviewed. You can adjust both the length of the shaft and the power settings, making it ideal for yards that have varying terrain and different types of weeds.