How to Reload Craftsman Weed Trimmer Easy Wind Head 

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Glad it helped! These are so much easier if you know how it works! Screw manuals 😂😂😂😂

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For sure, just a little bit different than a normal one.

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I usually do my arm span which is 6ft and seems pretty packed when loading at the end

I just put on an Oregon head

No problem 😊

Thanks so much! glad it helped.

don't use the weird shaped string. just use round. mine does the same thing. it's getting bound up on the edges of itself. also, that head is meant for .095 string.

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You're awesome Michelle! Thanks so much!

are you putting the selection to bump when you're done loading?

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Been pretty good for about 3 years now, no issues.

@@BreakFreeHomestead glad to hear it. Want to put mine through the paces soon. Been too rainy the last day or so though.

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Call or email them, thats no good. Make sure you are using the correct diameter string.

6 ft!

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Well Jerry, thanks for watching the video. This video is literally just how to load this type of string trimmer head. You might need to read the manual. Maybe you could just bump it in the dirt, or maybe cary around a block of wood and put it down every time you want to bump it. Tools wear, its part of life. 🤙

Are you using the correct thickness? Maybe it’s not grabbing if it too small

Lol its a trick one.

i didnt know you can do it like that was doing it the old school way @@BreakFreeHomestead

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Oh ma, that sucks. Ive had this one for about 4 years without issue.

Also some brands only want you to use their mixer because it’s specified to their tools and if it breaks they will cover it, and if you don’t use their oil they won’t repair it or cover it, that’s what craftsman told me.

Ehhhhhhhh, that's a bit much, man. I've got a Craftsman trimmer and blower, and both have never let me down, season after season. If you take proper care of your equipment, then your equipment will properly take care of you. Not saying that you don't, but I'm saying that merely as a good rule of thumb. Some of the issues you are seeing these days has to do with the fuel itself. With ethanol gasoline, it doesn't have the same combustion properties, and it has a very poor shelf life. You MUST use a fuel stabilizer if you want it to emerge from it's winter slumber, and not give you fits with gumming up the works. Now that being said, "yes", I agree that the Craftsman name and quality have slipped over the years. I first saw it with their ratchets. In some cases you could buy Chinese crap for less, with seemingly better quality. But in all fairness to Craftsman, EVERYTHING has suffered from the woes of mass production and cheap materials. Remember, it's all about the revenue for these companies. They have to cut corners in order to compete, and I think they often times cut the wrong corners. And if you want that "heirloom tool" quality of yesteryear, then you better be prepared to pay handsomely for it. Warmest regards!

Have my Craftsman mower for 23 yrs(starts 1st pull),Craftsman weed wacker for 10yrs,same 1st pull start.Must be your mechanic😜

@@awakenotwoke2643 Not my mechanic, just sharing what I was told.

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