How to Use a String Trimmer - 10 Skills to Master

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Learn how to use a string trimmer, also knoI wn as a weed eater or weed wacker. I discuss and demonstrate (most) 10 different skills with a trimmer including edging a sidewalk, ,edging a flower bed and a tree ring. I also show how to cut large areas. Then I show how to do a few gray area uses of the trimmer such as blowing off clippings, trimming hedges, defending against wasps and removing tire marks from the driveway. Hopefully you will gain some valuable tips and improve your skills as a string trimmer master.
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@bencoburn8485 4 года назад

Any manual skill automatically has increased credibility if the instructor has a southern drawl. Thank you, sir!

@lawncarelife 4 года назад

I couldn't agree more

@sink38ms 2 года назад

I loved me some Southern folks👈💯👍

@WildBillyGardening Год назад

My peruvian wife noticed this as she sees me always watching videos on machines, handyman how to's, farming, etc. The thicker the accent, the better the information and more ingenuity! Haha

@Gruuvin1 Месяц назад

@@WildBillyGardeningand the less bs!

@johnnycastellanetta7183 3 года назад

You strike me as one of those rare guys who: 1. Knows what he's doing to the point where he can explain it simply. 2. Is definitely not afraid to work, and probably inspires others on the crew to work hard and do a good job as well. 3. Takes pride in a job well done. Thanks for the video!

@mlbashanti8885 3 года назад

Exactly this. It's probably why he seems so "handsome" to me. It's hard to find someone his age and younger that do those 3 things, or even 1 .

@9LivesNoHate 2 года назад

@@mlbashanti8885 You aren’t looking in the right place if ya thinks that’s a whole truth 😂 young “workers” do exist too. Been teaching myself how to do any and everything since 17 :)

@mlbashanti8885 2 года назад

@@9LivesNoHate I said "it's hard to find" so while you should always be proud of yourself as a "young worker" you're being very biased in thinking "young workers" are everywhere 😂 I literally turned 27 today well yesterday since it's almost 3am so I'm technically young still lol, and I see it daily where "young people" do NOT want to work. They slack off ALOT, skip important parts to try to make shit easier and they will not listen for the life of them. They also think they can get a job, work 2-3 days then quit. They think it's normal I guess. But to me, they are just losers 😂 if you have done what you say then congrats you may not be one and you should be proud. But don't say I haven't looked because it's very easy to see that these last couple generations have terrible work ethic, and also think they can just say "sorry" and "I didn't know that" like it's gonna help them. 1. It won't and 2. Take responsibility. This may be a long comment but it's all truth. It's very hard to find. I'm a female, I work hard and try to learn daily from what I do. My wife is a VERY hard worker and it's one of the things I find most attractive about her. Work ethic is hard to find when all people wanna do is get free things in life.... :)

@zacharymaneja1207 2 года назад

True

@zacharymaneja1207 2 года назад

Love how you put it, perfect example for me to follow

@janemiller5689 Год назад

Thank you so much I am a widow I have to do all my yard work helped me so much had been struggling with my weed eater for quite some time it really helped me to watch your video people out here like me do appreciate it so much thank you God bless😊

@lawncarelife Год назад

Thanks for watching the video.

@sschario60 2 года назад

Self defense mechanism. Hell yeah. Saved the best for last. Wonderful video. I'm a homeowner doing only my lawn, but exceptional instructional videos like yours teach me the techniques used by pros. The more I practice the better my lawn looks. Thanks.

@wc0424 Месяц назад

I already knew how to edge around a flower bed but now i know how to do it with a weed wacker

@tntkop 4 года назад

With the required self isolation due to the Coronavirus, can you demonstrate how to use a trimmer to give a haircut?

@maryjflanagan1922 4 года назад

Wonderful humor! I still need a haircut. Lol

@lvteachme973 4 года назад

Lol

@1LORENAMONGE 3 года назад

😂

@marcz6653 3 года назад

That my friend is called suicide! 😅

@SuperLudoViper 3 года назад

Best not edge it lol

@ewilliams19 4 года назад

“You’re not tryna dig a trench”😂😂😂😂😂

@justskinnot2seriously71 3 года назад

Bro I thought hitting here and there and diggin was bad then I seen this guy and I’m a pro apparently 😎

@annegallagher8284 2 года назад

Thank you. I needed help. Didn't know who to ask to help me understand how to use this trimmer. I put new line in 3- times today and then gave up. You've taught me what I was doing wrong. Thanks!!!

@zaineridling 5 лет назад

Anyone can mow, but trimming separates the masters from the beer-chugging Joe's. For some odd reason I've always found it easier to walk backwards along steep hills. An invaluable video - THANK YOU! ⭐⭐⭐⭐

@lawncarelife 5 лет назад

Thanks for watching and for the kind words

@Rickky007 4 года назад

I just finished cutting my grass using just the trimmer

@cristinotzun8446 4 года назад

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@cristinotzun8446 4 года назад

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@SinclairEli 2 года назад

@@Rickky007 Damn, that’s some real shit right there

@cashhacks3792 3 года назад

I've been cutting for about a year now and you've given me some skills to practice and remedies to situations I hadn't thought of, like the wet tire marks in the side walk. Thanks!

@juliebailey2614 3 года назад

My brother gave me a 12 second demo today on how to use my new trimmer... while it was off... he seemed to have a lot of faith in me. Anyway, I need to lift weights or something because my arms are noodles now 😫

@scorpiodoll1101 2 года назад

Right! I was debating buying an electric trimmer but afraid it won't work as good as a gas one

@pareshpatel749 2 года назад

Yea I have a greenworks pro and it's heavy per the battery

@joeharrison3491 2 года назад

The electric ones are powerful if not as powerful as a gas imo

@yeetman5524 Месяц назад

@scorpiodoll1101 battery powered trimmers/weedeaters are really good for home use, just not great for a lot of commercial use due to you needing to wait for a batteries to charge after they run out, and spare batteries can cost $100+. Tho they last long enough to cut 1 large home. And they're def lighter

@petredinga1649 10 месяцев назад

I had a model older than this one that I love. My sister has difficulty with tools that are too heavy and she actually loved mine and found it easy to use ru-vid.comUgkx_rBCFuDW1zD6blTGhLkvAkxU657uR_lG . This is a newer model but was even lighter which she really appreciates. She enjoys it and I no longer have to go to her house to trim as she can handle it fine. Haven't used it enough to comment on the battery life but lithium batteries last longer than the old style. Being cordless makes it easy to trim the far edges of the property. The entire yard can be trimmed with one charged battery.

@af1023 4 года назад

This is an awesome video, I have been mowing my lawn and using a trimmer for more than 20 years, I never realized how much time I wasted. Thank you, your last skill was also a good sense of humor and practical.

@marthawedge-blake5479 2 года назад

I'm off for the first time to try your great tips!

@heathero.7643 Месяц назад

Just bought my first house and am having to maintain a lawn for the first time in my life. Today was the second day of me trying out string trimming and I definitely should have watched this video first! I didn’t know they were so versatile and will definitely need to get used to handling it- can’t wait to get to the point where I’m comfortable taking off the guard, it seems so much faster to use it without the guard on!

@billhendrickson5506 3 года назад

When doing lawn edging with a trimmer pay attention to where the fuel tank is located. If you don't have a full tank of fuel or you tilt the machine in the wrong direction you will end up with the pickup line in the tank out of the fuel level. The grass trimmer is in my opinion probably the one biggest addition to doing lawns and I have been at it for 76 years. When I started all we had was the muscle building hand trimmer.

@chainsawFirewood89 Год назад

Brother it's been Dry down south an it's so Hott outside in Arkansas so I watch your videos during a break so I know I'm not alone!🤘

@wattvoltamp Год назад

Hi I'm a home owner and have a echo srm 266. I like the idea of taking the cover off for the reasons you mentioned. Did nearly my whole back yard (jungle) today with no cover, what a joy! And it doesn't collect dirt and debris in the cover. Thanks for your tips. I feel like a real landscaper 👍

@edwardsquires4740 Месяц назад

Excellent video Sir👌. I try to learn at least 1 thing per day. You just done learnt me about 20 things. I'm taking the rest of the month off from edumacating myself. Well done. BRAVO & THANK YOU VERY MUCH!

@kendigjl 5 лет назад

Subscribed for positive attitude and great information!

@james1795 5 лет назад

Ha!

@lawncarelife 5 лет назад

Thank you for subscribing

@lizjoe21750 3 года назад

Same!!!

@applejacks971 4 года назад

Imma try the tree trimming technique at my neighbors house. He'll be so happy when he gets home from work!

@pieluvr7362 3 года назад

Wanna do the neighbors here I am sure they will be more than happy

@annegallagher8284 2 года назад

One of the best videos on RU-vid. The last Line trim video I watched taught me nothing. This video is top. Thank you "Lawn Care Life".

@1000dalias 4 года назад

Thank you for this info...just got a string trimmer and I know it's easier said than done but I feel empowered, oriented on what to do now. Appreciate your through video👍👍👍👍

@MiMi-vb8lg 3 года назад

Thank you!!! This was an Awesome, Enlightening, and Entertaining tutorial. I like doing my own lawn work and what I've learned will help me work smarter and not as hard. As well as make my lawn/landscape look even better!!!!

@ecoparadigms4381 5 лет назад

i feel so inspired on how Jason demonstrate 10 different skills with a trimmer because on run a lawn care business with just one Trimmer. Thank you for sharing. I am situated in SA and we call it a 'Brush Cutter'.

@lessismore5706 Месяц назад

Thank you, so many tips that are going to make my lawn look great and save me some time and money

@TheAboriginal1 Год назад

Awesome video. Since owning my house I can safely say I've applied every maneuver you demonstrated here. Thanks!!

@markkoons7488 3 года назад

Thirty or forty years ago there was a cartoon of a guy standing on the top platform of a step ladder getting set to use a string trimmer on a wasp nest. It still makes me laugh to think of it.

@drpeemac 8 месяцев назад

This video has changed my life when it comes to grass ...thanks man...another best thing happen to me is to take guard out and unleash dragon ...thanks again man...Love from Kangaroos...!!!

@lawncarelife 8 месяцев назад

Glad to help!

@mikeeckhart 4 года назад

You sir, are an artist. Don't let anyone ever tell you differently! I'll bet you can make coffee with that thing! The first time I used a string trimmer I almost lost an eye, but that's another story. Thanks for the tips, Jason.

@lawncarelife 4 года назад

Thank you for the kind words and for watching the video

@577buttfan 4 года назад

Dewd I been cutting grass since 1987 and the best thing I ever learned was to use your thumb for throttle when edging it gave me that few more degrees upside down,thanks for showing me this Jason,my edges look so much better now bro!!!

@straightfromthefield7244 5 лет назад

Edging with a string trimmer has proven to be the most useful skill for as long as I have been doing lawn care. The very first edge of the year will always be done with a blade, but a string trimmer thereafter. The amount of time one will save by not having to pick up/put away an additional tool (the edger) will mean more money in your pocket. Another skill I have found invaluable is the ability to trim in such a way that I can determine which direction the trimmed debris will go. This skill will help keep areas that need to be debris-free, clean.

@lawncarelife 5 лет назад

I agree with both your points. Thanks for sharing

@markcobberti1569 3 года назад

Thank you for all your videos, they differently help me improve my lawn care skills. Keep up the great work.

@wayfarer2397 11 месяцев назад

Thank you for teaching us in such a straight and to the point way, Jason! Definitely going to implement these skills-hope I never have to use it in self defense!😉

@picklemat4619 4 года назад

Thanks for showing me how to edge the garden my neighbors garden had grass right up to the plants but I put an edge on it and trimmed all the grass away and it looks so much better.

@silverdollar7594 3 года назад

Keep these videos coming, I appreciate seeing different ways.

@giantasiansticker8068 3 года назад

I’m 13 and I just now got into cutting grass for fun lol

@definitelynotdead8654 2 года назад

I wish I thought it was fun I hate it

@centuryfiles9558 2 года назад

It's a useful skill

@giantasiansticker8068 2 года назад

@@centuryfiles9558 I like weed wacker better than riding lawn mowers

@AnActualCoconut 2 года назад

Great way to make money

@BNCtacos Месяц назад

Over the summer when i was a teen i worked for my uncles landscaping company. I only ever was on the weed eater and man my back got so strong.

@Imbetter922 Месяц назад

I'm working with my uncle this summer too

@IceAge20017 4 года назад

Skill #11. How to scare off home intruders with your string trimmer.

@geoffreyvetuna7722 Год назад

Thank-you for teaching me these valuable skills. I did improve after much practice and my yard looks awesome especially edging with a trimmer.

@dannygriner4419 3 года назад

Glad to see someone doing this edging correctly by walking backwards slowly because now days I see kids going forward like that and it doesn't leave near as good of an edge than walking backwards

@kfitz192 3 года назад

Thank you for this!!!! I knew you could do things like this with the trimmer but I had no idea how. Now I'm going to put the battery in my trimmer and go out and play.

@kukito1000 3 года назад

Thanks for this video. Going into the lawn care business and I'm going to keep these skills in mind .

@darktoadone5068 Год назад

Look at you, long sleeves and all that work and you ain't even breaking a sweat!

@christineangelofmusic1 Год назад

Hey, Thank You! This was super helpful! I have 2 of my 5 children sitting near me and we learned a lot from your video. God bless you!

@lawncarelife Год назад

Thank you

@xbullshet 3 года назад

Perfect, Simple and easy to understand. Thank You!

@sahirebrahim6412 2 года назад

You make it look easy, I been digging holes in my lawn.

@shekelwarlocke Год назад

heard you there, my work looks like i took a chainsaw for a joyride

@virginiasanchez1062 9 месяцев назад

I give you an A+. I mow my grass but i needed to use the trimmer on the bank. I feel confident in trimming it. Never used one before. Thanks a lot.

@cheifreal 5 лет назад

One thing I always do for the higher end and comertial customers is float the edges. It makes for a real sharp manicured looking edge. I also use a string trimmer for most edging except for the early spring deep edge. Of course I've been doin lawn maintenance and landscapes for 40 years. Started as dad's helper. By time I was 10 I could handle that trimmer better than most people. A good trimmer man is very hard to find. I actually think women do better as they are detail oriented. Good video.

@justinflores7131 5 лет назад

40 yrs how old r u 55 wat type of work does ur crew dob

@cheifreal 5 лет назад

@@justinflores7131 I'm only 45. Started at age 5 Workin with Dad doing lawns and gardens for doctor's and lawyers. For the last 25 it was comertial and residential landscape, lawn maintenance, ranch land management. I retired from the work last year at doctor's request.

@markdelaraga6695 4 года назад

My helpers ADDHD will out detail any women alive. This SOB takes an hour per bed. Ugh! My blood pressure got high just thinking about it.

@1000dalias 4 года назад

Float the edges 🤔🤔... intriguing now I will look that up😄

@triciac1019 Год назад

@@markdelaraga6695 the video was 19 minutes long.

@TheCrittercam001 5 лет назад

Good info buddy, thank you for sharing your experience!

@heavyhorse7506 3 года назад

Awesome video mate well done : ) love your straight forward info and the self defense tips were my fave, thanks for the help!

@eliasarroyo2315 4 года назад

At 2:15 you gave me a shout out. Lol. You awesome. Thanks for helping us out Sir.

@lupepramirez Год назад

Thank you so much. I learned more from you than from the other video's. They all get too technical. You get right to the point. Thank you God Bless You.

@JsCrazyCutzLLC 5 лет назад

Love the last skill on the list 😄😃🤣😂👍

@TWDFAN-ot5zp 2 года назад

Nice and clean next to the sidewalk! 🙋‍♀️

@eddiefoy3701 5 лет назад

A tool is only limited by the hands its in.

@lawncarelife 5 лет назад

Wise words

@JustMe-lp1em 4 года назад

Yep, and if you don't believe that just watch these BLM's riots! 🤔

@EthanAdey 4 года назад

Same goes for guns and knives, but librals don’t understand that 🙄🙄🙄

@SP_REX 4 года назад

A camera being one of those tools.

@davidwells6556 3 года назад

Never put hands in tools!

@MoPoppins 3 года назад

The latter half of this video became increasingly more entertaining...lol. Who knew string trimmers were so VERSATILE!

@esquetzal 5 лет назад

Great info. Thanks for sharing your experience.

@chrisryan8863 5 лет назад

You are making that look easy Jason, but I know that takes a lot of practice to master using the trimmer like you do, especially to edge well.

@lawncarelife 5 лет назад

I have a lot of practice though not as much anymore since I am mainly doing weed control and fertilization

@LUXXYLO 2 года назад

I just start on my first crew ever and they have me on the stick iv been having a rough time but I'll get there. Hell I haven't blowed out no windas yet

@-Karnage 2 года назад

@@LUXXYLO I just started doing it this year. Never realized how badly I sucked at trimming until my first day.

@funeralgiggle3771 2 года назад

There goes my fantasy of picking up the one in the shed for the first time, and doing an amazing job trimming.

@joezilla07 Год назад

Thanks a lot for posting this! Using this tool properly is going to make the Lilac line at my parents' house look beautiful and be so much easier to maintain. God bless!

@solo.804 Год назад

Just started my venture with a landscaping company, thank you!

@rodneythompson9251 3 года назад

Thanks for the video. I am just starting using a trimmer. This video has been very helpful. Appreciate you man.

@kleankutslawncare7334 2 года назад

Trimmers are directional. If you trim from right to left the grass flys toward you if you go left to right you stood the clipped to the front that’s very important around flower beds and certain areas

@justinRoo88 10 месяцев назад

Thank you! I see so many "professionals " trim backwards and put all the trimming in the beds. Also I trim first then mow so any long trimmings are mulched up when I mow.

@AndrewMadden1 10 месяцев назад

“You stood the clipped to the front”?

@Tigerslife2004 5 лет назад

The wasp killing made me lol. Good stuff! Conners Lawn Care

@james1795 5 лет назад

Been doing that for years. On a side note...a badminton racket works great as a shredder on the stingy little critters, horse flies, deer flies, etc. I carry a dedicated one behind the seat in my truck.

@thegoatgirlcr 2 года назад

Thank you so much for this video! I can't wait to go e my skill using it as an edger! I really appreciate your instructions! Hugs from Texas

@charlesclay5577 4 года назад

Going to buy my first string trimmer tomorrow. Have never used one. I feel like I'll be pretty good if I follow these tips.

@dayrongonzalez4087 4 года назад

nwfp nwfp ahh yes. Used scissors to trim my lawn XD

@JYNXZI_SZN 4 года назад

It’s just practice keep doing it I seen it’s been a month keep trimming with it and get a good feel

@lawncuttingplusdelta 2 года назад

I like the passion ….. trimming is the skill that makes a good lawn guy ….

@100amps 5 лет назад

Thanks for the tips. I appreciate your insight.

@irreducibleBoogie 4 года назад

Just talked to my old boss in Ft. Bragg, NC about getting my job back this morning, so this video is definitely a good refresher and a awesome stepping block to enhance what I already know and what I didn't know!!

@giuliaquinn 4 года назад

Fayetteville the S-Hole

@irreducibleBoogie 4 года назад

@@giuliaquinn Congratulations on stating the obvious jackass, some people got to make it worth where they live but tell me, what does that have to do with me getting a job paying OVER DOUBLE the minimum wage?🤨

@giuliaquinn 4 года назад

@@irreducibleBoogie F-Ville S-Hole go to bed a******

@irreducibleBoogie 4 года назад

@@giuliaquinnDo better Queeny, you sounding flustered 😂

@davetires7300 5 лет назад

🐝OUCH😬 Thanx for the skill share Jason,always Great Tips & Trix along w the Knowledge you always give us👍

@lawncarelife 5 лет назад

Thanks for watching and for being such a good contributor to the channel

@mattiba3422 3 года назад

That Husky sounds great! LOTS of power too!

@c.rodriguez74 4 года назад

First timer here!! Loved your video, great tips! Plan on using these tips into practice this weekend to clear dry brush!

@lawncarelife 4 года назад

Thanks for the comment

@0Myles0 5 лет назад

Wasps and Yellow Jackets. I did not see that coming. Nice one! hahaahahaaa

@TheGuyWhoDidUrM0M 4 года назад

I once used it on a huge nest of yellow jackets. . . .I patiently waited until dark and when they were sleeping I caught em by surprise and in one pass, pedal to the metal, I obliterated the nest and all the yellow jackets. Now that I think about it, it was a stupid move lmao but it worked.

@orvilleallison 4 года назад

Thanks for sharing bro! Very helpful! You gave me a wonderful idea 💡 😃👍🏿 Thanks you so much! Ooh yes, it’s when you said to use the trimmer in a flower bed with rocks. You said it “needs a boarder with rocks. “💡🙏🏿👍🏿

@ChochiLuko 2 года назад

I love how he doesn't tilt the weed Wacker much. As a beginner, I find myself pushing the string trimmer towards a surface and/or weed and tilting it at different angles to get a sense of hitting the weed so my string snaps often and I have to bump it. In this vid Dan didn't change his string once. Dan handles the trimmer very neutrally and only let's the tip of the string work and flat edges when need be.

@triciac1019 Год назад

So that might be what I have done wrong in the past.

@morkusmorkus6040 Год назад

I mean he did extend the string in this video, and probably did it during one of the multiple cuts. But yeah I fet your point

@davidk8397 4 года назад

Thanks for taking the time to put this together

@marksav 2 года назад

THE LAST SKILL IS THE BEST!

@benstv42069 4 года назад

The trimmer, most versatile yard power tool.

@coffeendonut 3 года назад

your last tip is definitely the best. Totally going go give it a try if I wasp or bee comes after me when I'm string trimming. Thanks!

@aapkatv09 10 месяцев назад

I actually liked the last 3 or 4 that were not recommended but can be done in a pinch. Thank You.

@mikesouvannarath3989 3 года назад

Just bought my first ever string trimmer today, bout to jack up my lawn tomorrow. I hope these tips helps wish luck me..😅😥😰

@riku1932 Год назад

Thank you for the video, I'm trying my best to learn and this video is MUCH appreciated.

@tree356 4 года назад

He’s part of the Mow, blow and Go crew.

@ewilliams19 4 года назад

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

@rpg1479 3 года назад

on g ill leave his ass in da dusttt

@ohshucks7156 3 года назад

Lmao

@chickenknucklez2604 3 года назад

I mean what do u set up a fucking tent stay for dinner, bang his wife WTF

@commercialconcepts2198 2 года назад

Love the gray area tips! Haha thanks

@rashad1saifullah 3 года назад

Great information thanks. Awesome trimmer skills!

@vincentmaldon7707 4 года назад

Thanks bro for sharing your tips and great info.

@sunshine12qd 3 года назад

Thanks so much for sharing. That's really helpful.

@thetinfoilman7055 11 месяцев назад

😂13 to 14 minutes in, i love that shit' in a pinch then proceeds to chop brush like a proper hedge trimmer😂👌 the leaf blower technique is something i haven't done🤯 im trying it next time 100%

@rubenflores1571 2 года назад

Great tips!!! used must of them already. Good to show new rookies on the job!!!

@oscarsosa9503 2 года назад

GREAT video demonstration and thanks for the tips 👍👍👍

@mikecif4123 2 года назад

Dude. This was so helpful thank you!

@simoncordingley3122 3 года назад

And number 11 skill is to make sure you keep the guard on your trimmer.

@markclark1605 3 года назад

Well said, the manufacturer designed the machine for the operators protection and the property owners protection too. The extra stress on the longer cutting path is hard own the drive train on the clutch and the cable etc. Unti the cutter head.

@NightyWriter 4 года назад

Excellent. Thanks for sharing!

@jessicathomas6574 11 месяцев назад

Thank you for the video! I love mowing, and always wanted to use a string trimmer cause it cleans up everything nicely, but didn't know how to use and a little fearful of it. I'm excited to try it out after watching your video