Strimmer line woes

[spandit]

You haven't met my missus:D

[Stubby]

Don't think there are any screws!

 

If its an Oregon Jet Fit then there should be countersunk screws . There are on mine anyway .

[spandit]

No, just snaps together. Yours must be a less domestic product.

[Stubby]

Mine is made from Aluminum . Are you sure its an Oregon ?

[Gary Prentice]

You haven't met my missus:D

 

I'm going to tell her you said that! You'll be sleeping in a hammock in the next county:lol::lol:

 

Happy to hear that you've resolved at least part of the problem:thumbup1:

[spandit]

Yes. Definitely Oregon but a cheaper model

[Burgess]

Mine is made from Aluminum . Are you sure its an Oregon ?

 

He linked it further up. It's the plasticy one for bent shafts.

 

Really I think a proper answer is to get yourself a used brushcutter/clearing saw like a fs 400 or husky 345 and a proper jet fit head with some decent line. It'll be so much quicker and less painful.

[Stubby]

He linked it further up. It's the plasticy one for bent shafts.

 

Really I think a proper answer is to get yourself a used brushcutter/clearing saw like a fs 400 or husky 345 and a proper jet fit head with some decent line. It'll be so much quicker and less painful.

 

This .

[spandit]

Think father in law has a decent strimmer which I can borrow if needs be (they live with us!) I might try 2.4mm line but if not I'll get rid

[Stubby]

Think father in law has a decent strimmer which I can borrow if needs be (they live with us!) I might try 2.4mm line but if not I'll get rid

 

You need at least 4mm for brambles or , preferably a steel mulching blade .