Lol, you may be a professional, but that doesn't mean you know what you're talking about. Have you ever used the done of these sprinklers? Did you know you can set the exact amount of water you want to pit down per week. Oh, what about overspray? No wasted water here as you map out exactly where you want to water. I would highly recommend testing the sprinkler out before knocking it. If you are a professional, I'm sure you can reach out to them for a sample so that your audience can see it in action. People can spend their money on what they want, I'm sure we could point out everything that you have wasted money on.

you will need to press the 2 clips in on the base and remove it, slot the red knob back in and install the base back on with the red knob in place.

Glad it helped!

Watch this video I did on removing and installing the head - kzfaq.info/get/bejne/opx0kseqp6-cY5c.html

I don't add salt or any drying aid to mine, just the detergent.

It has a bump feed, so it will release more string when you bump it.

Have you tried pressure washing this w8 v2 off before the foam spray? This works well on both my cars, even after a few months of not using them, and there were a ton of bugs. It definitely works better on glossy paint, as my wife's car only needs one application, but sometimes mine needs 2.

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Glad I could help!

Glad to help,

Worked for what I needed, but definitely need something stronger for the larger weeds

Correct

EACH PUN AND EACH LINE WAS IT ALL WORTH PRETENDING?

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Maybe they are slightly older. I had to remove a ton of grass from mine to get access.

@@DIYwithCam actually brand new 40v cordless and maybe same thing on 1+ year gas. Want to put on PivotTrim and they maybe made it harder so you buy their brand new

@wwclark that's strange, my 40v is 2 years old

@@DIYwithCam just bought, they’re getting sneaky 😏

@wwclark sure are. I'm trying to get a lawn mower fixed under warranty and its a nightmare

I like it, or just buy a better spreader. The little plastic wheels aren't great for bumper lawns.

Totally get that it sucks. This thing has been used for years now, and there is no issue with the bump feed welding shut. The green nob is getting hard to turn when rewinding as it's all scuffed up. It also doesn't get any easier to remove ans replace the head.

this wasn't a brand new head and has been used and abused. It's a terrible design that Ryobi should be ashamed with.

check to see if there is any line stuck in there or take it back to home depot if it's new and buy another brand of weed eater.

make sure you try and straighten the line as much as possible. You may need to wiggle the line a little to get it through, but it typically goes through with very few issues. If this doesn't work, try turning the ump feed rewind 180 degrees and try again and make sure you have the correct size string.

@DIYwithCam Got it. Had to break it down reseat it, and realized that it wasn't seating in line. Had to push it to left a hair, then no problem. Thank you!

one, both, doesn't matter. Just use what you have

That's great to hear.

Depends on what you're trying to do. Sometimes, you don't need all the weight when doing a light dethatching.

@@DIYwithCam Yes i'm trying to get all the thatch out my lawn when i use it. It's the reason i bought it and therefore i use weight on it so my lawn grass grows better. I always bag my grass but always have very much thatch in my lawn every spring i do this.

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Hold the base plate and turn the head. It's tight, so I hope you're feeling strong.

That's your preference and is right for you but not me and many others. Hope you enjoy your buggy house

I find it's sometimes too much weight, so run without weight sometimes, then add weight the next.

Ryobi 40V

Try taking the head apart, making sure there is nothing stuck in there like string or grass and reassemble.

Try using a vice or a woodworking clamp to hold the base steady while you turn the top.

I couldn’t attach the guard either due to bad instruction manual. Now I see it just slides in on the side and bolt it on. Easy peasy