Thanks Bryan, and thanks for watching..!

Absolutely, thanks for watching..!

lol, you would be correct. Don’t know why a comment would disappear, I’ve never had to remove any so far. I think we’re in for one more blast of the white stuff this Thursday/ Friday 12”-18”s is what they’re saying. Then maybe we can start to dry up a bit.

@@meanderingyogi6562 Gad Zukes! The only remnants of my life with snow 8s a few bags of kitty litter that I kept in the van, my snow chains and an ice scraper that actually got used once in my ten years in FL! Stay safe and warm, my friends!

@lotsabirds will do buddy, the tides are turning. It’ll be your storms to watch soon.

@@meanderingyogi6562 you hadda remind me!🙄

@lotsabirds not sure who you watch for weather, This young man does a great job. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/gLxzqNKozJvGaXk.htmlsi=ltFp53CYYF95CYpa I was in West Palm for 10yrs and still have friends and relatives there so he’s my guy to watch the tropical storms.

Thanks Bill, and thanks for watching.. Both times, lol.!!

Thank you, and thanks for watching..!

Happy to lend a hand Alison, thanks for watching..!

Thanks Kyle, I appreciate you watching and leaving a kind remark.. All the best !

Thank you, and thanks for watching…!

Thanks David, and thanks for watching..!

Thanks James, and thanks for watching..!

Glad it was helpful!.., thanks for watching..!

Lovely explosion of gratitude, thank you! And thanks for watching Penny, you rock too..!

Excellent, thanks for watching..!

Thanks Robin, and thanks for watching..!

Thank you for watching..!

Lol, no worries John. Glad to help, thanks for watching..!

Thanks Leo, I appreciate you watching. Unfortunately I can’t think of anything off the top of my head. There shouldn’t be anything inside the head that could cut it, unless it’s somehow being pinched against something once it starts spinning. Maybe give it another try going slow while paying close attention to anything that looks like it could do damage. I would look at mine for better ideas but I’m not at home right now. Check for defects in the casing too. That’s all I can suggest at the time.

I watched a video regarding line. The person recommended placing line in a bucket of water to hydrate the line. Apparently the line sits on a shelf for months in a store, then time in a garage. It becomes brittle and easily breaks. The video was made by garden tol repair women and she seems to know her craft.

That's a fine idea, but watch not to do it to long. It's a motor to string thing. If you have to much line the motor at some point will not have enough power to turn the string properly and it will start wrapping the grass instead of cutting.. Just something to keep in mind, I'm sure you could probably get another inch or two. Best of luck, thanks for watching..!

@@meanderingyogi6562 right, not too long a line, takes away from the motor if I did. I figure about two inches back would suffice. I know what you mean about the line though, I once had a 2 cycle that wouldn't even start with the line on, but take the line off and it fired right up with no problems everytime. Obviously the thing lacked compression, and the line was too much drag on it. Amazing how much those lines pull down, and even more so for dual feed.

Yes sir, I'd be curious to know where you end up for my own future reference. All the best to ya getting it dialed in..

@@meanderingyogi6562 I'll let you know as soon as I get the chance. If you're like me, you've discovered this same issue on this trimmer... line isn't long enough even though the trimmer itself is great.

Since I did that video, we moved to a 100 acre farm here in Maine so I purchased a Husqvarna 525RX for the big stuff. Still do all my around the house trimming with the Kobalt though..!