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Why are my blades doing this??


collyflower
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My stihl hedge trimmer has suddenly decided to get jammed in even the smallest thickness of branch. Stuff it should fly through. It locks up and makes a whirring noise. I've checked for obvious mi's alignment etc...blades are sharp. Trying to avoid taking apart but might have to, any advice? 

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Am I to bother trying to fix or shoukd injust go ahead and order a new blade head. This happened before...dealer said needed replacing as gearbox shattered. I'm greasing it and taking what I have thought to be proper care. This is my third blade head in 5 years. 

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19 minutes ago, collyflower said:

Am I to bother trying to fix or shoukd injust go ahead and order a new blade head. This happened before...dealer said needed replacing as gearbox shattered. I'm greasing it and taking what I have thought to be proper care. This is my third blade head in 5 years. 

I had that happen with my long reach stihl, I am pretty certain it was because of my bashing it up against stems that were too thick for it.

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