BLACK+DECKER String Trimmer Line, .08-inch Replacement Spool (DF-080)

The DF-80 Spool with 30 feet of .080-Inch ROUND line is the perfect match for your B&D GrassHog GH1000 !! There are many types/brands of string-trimmer lines -- some of which have irregular shapes, supposedly to make the string cut better -- but the irregularly-shaped lines get jammed in the spool, making it necessary to stop trimming and monkey around with getting the string un-tangled and re-wound on the spool. The B&D Spool has ROUND LINE wound on it, which works much better than any of the odd-shaped lines that I've tried in the past. The B&D DF-80 Spool feeds smoothly and remains tangle-free -- BUT -- only if we avoid trying to edge too close to concrete, stones, and other immovable debris. The string trimmer is made to cut down GRASS and WEEDS -- coming in contact with concrete will tear up the line in a matter of seconds, so it must be avoided as much as possible. If we choose to buy bulk line and wind it ourselves to save big dollars, we MUST be careful to buy ONLY .080, ROUND Line -- and wind it carefully. Good Luck !!

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Perfect fit. Makes sense to buy OEM because string comes tightly wrapped. Tried wrapping string on my old one but string kept coming loose.

The Black & Decker DF-080 Dual-Line .080 inch Replacement Spools Worked Perfectly!! When I first bought my GRASSHOG XP I had some difficulty in rewinding the spool with .080 inch nylon Trimmer Line. Rewinding a spool accurately is difficult and requires skill and experience. Despite my best efforts I was never able to rewind the spool accurately and as a result the trimmer line often snagged from time to time forcing me to open up the housing to make adjustmnts to get it going again. I believe many of your customers are having the same problem I have experienced. Though the machine is an excellent machine particularly with the automatic trimmer line feed feature many of your customers may decide as a result of the difficulty in rewinding spools to discard it and go for another make of machine instead of purchasing costly replacement spools. I assume your replacement spools are wound by machine. To avoid loss of customers I suggest you should have a video that shows how to manually rewind spools accurately or alternatively develop Drawings for a simple and in-expensive tool for rewinding spools which can be manafactured by yourself for sale to your customers or which can be made by your customers themselves. Best Regards, Christopher Ache'

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