Awesome. The T35 has been great on mine. Hasn't snapped inside the head once. With the original Dewalt head, it was breaking inside the spool all the time. Drove me nuts.

jmsifodyas1 ha, yep, I couldn’t figure out what I was doing wrong with the Dewalt head, seemed to lose the line every few seconds so I looked to see if they wound it backwards... nope, just a crummy design 😆

And I have the larger N512929 guard coming this week. Should help keep the green off me as this new head shreds and dives 💪

@@robbiejohnson7997 Yeah, I need to pick up one of those guards myself. I look like I'm wearing a ghillie suit by the time I'm done hitting my yard.

jmsifodyas1 I struggled today with the line breaking inside the Duhwilt 60 max 4 times in a ten minute period....hoping this will be a positive solution

THIS! You are a god among men for putting the stud/bolt size and length on this vid! A pet peeve of mine for so many YT vids - "yeah, you got the part off- what the heck is the size and threading?!!??"

@@TimLPINE I hear you! I'm always wishing there was some detail included. And thanks for making my day ... a god among men is high praise. :-)

Amen David....its a 10 second procedure to just put the screw driver in the slot and turn the whole head clockwise. Can't believe he made a whole video out of doing it the hard way.

So no need to disassemble the open string compartment at all. Wow. Great

PHahaha noooooooo plz tell me he isn't taking the whole thing apart

Exactly...but obviously his heart was in the right place...this is why we love KZfaq to be able to get quick instruction on how to DIY. Just watch a few videos and blend what works.

Thought I was about to learn something

Sorry buddy but if you can't figure it out on your own or from the instructions you probably shouldn't do this yourself

@@hachi-rokuperformancegroup3987 Really? Why were you here instead of reading instructions?

@@summitcoretechnologyproduc8164 can you not read or do you just not understand the video this video is to convert it to be able to install the new head. Instructions don't tell you how to make your trimmer adapt to the head you purchase but yeah

@@hachi-rokuperformancegroup3987 At first I was wondering if you really meant to be that snarky in your original reply. Well...that is confirmed now. Have a nice day.

@@summitcoretechnologyproduc8164 you have a great day as well

Unfortunately, that DeWalt Quickload head is a true piece of crap and will break very, very easily. About $35 bucks a pop to replace the thing, as no parts are available and those units by DeWalt are basically out of stock in most places, now. Don't believe me? Just check out the reviews on any box store that sells them. It is a 50/50 split on the Quckload products, so they are not a good quality head to use. The Husqvarna T35 heads will replace the DeWalts just like the original and the cost is really cheap in doing so. Those Husqvarna replacement heads do indeed have all parts easily obtainable and will last much, much longer. Those heads also allow the.095 heavier string to be used and Husqvarna even beats the price and dependability with the titanium string they make, as well.

I absolutely HATE the dewalt head. You have to use both hands to hold each line in place as you try to squeeze it into the housing without undwinding. And my line breaks every 5 minutes.

Yes..

@loghome7061 I have the new trimmer head and have already replaced it once because I lost the spring in it. The new trimmer head sucks too. It is constantly feeding line if you barely touch anything.

Yes it does i just put a aero-flex head on.

@@ramjet2000com Thanks. Good to know. And since I haven't thought about this in months...now I can rethink it.

Can I replace the Dewalt trimmer head with a wire trimmer head regardless of the Dewalt model using an adapter for it? Thank you.

I don't know what fits on the dewalt trimmer, but i do know how trimmer heads are removed on most brands of gas and I'm guessing most electrics too. That's why i was on this video so i could see what fits the trimmer. If the echo head fits on the dewalt then I would assume you could buy a kit for the echo and it will fit. The echo head is used on many other brands of trimmers too, so I'm guessing again that they are standard shaft and thread size. Remove your trimmer head and measure from the center of the shaft to the line cutter on your guard to get your radius and multiply that x 2 for your diameter. You don't want the wire cutter hitting the line cutter, so subtract from the diameter you measured to the next smallest standard wire wheel size so it doesn't make contact. This i all i can say because i haven't actually done this either. PS if whatever kit you buy doesn't come with a left hand threaded nut, you might have to follow the video so you can remove the factory nut for use of your new cutter

I have a dcst920 dewalt trimmer. I just removed the head and measured. It has a 14" diameter. Then i looked at the wire cutters and they are sold in 6 and 8 inch so the measurement doesn't matter. I'm sure the motor could spin either one of them. The 6 in would be easier on this light duty trimmer and the 8 in would give more cutter speed due to it's larger diameter but may get overloaded easier. It's hard to say until you try it. Electric motors tend to produce alot of torque instantly so it may not have a problem with either. If you buy a wire cutter wear long pants, shoes and glasses. If they are anything like wire wheels i have used on grinders the wires will come off during use. I say this because I'm sure I'm not the only one that will use a trimmer wearing shorts and crocs although we aren't supposed too

Amen to that! Love the battery life and durability of the trimmer but hate the spool head with a passion!

Good idea. Thanks.

Did you ever figure out what size the black post is? Im trying to do the same. Spent $20 on LHT nuts so far and none have fit.

@@davidhopcraft9547 m10 x 1.25, LEFT HAND THREAD. I got some on The ‘Zon, but never really used them after that as I got an Echo SpeedFeed head.

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@@peacefrog0521 Thanks Bud.

All u have to do is line the gearbox hole up with the hole in the side of the shield and insert a Allen wrench or something small in said hole once they’re lined up, for those trimmers turn the head to the left I believe (I forget which way they spin) and twisted the new head on using the echo adapter I believe.

U don’t have to dismantle the head