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HomeString Trimmer Replacement Line181468/181460 Replacement Speedspool Cartridge / Bump Knob Combo |
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| Customer Reviews: | | Average Customer Review: ( 5 customer reviews )
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3 of 3 found the following review helpful:
 Bump knob lasts for about 50 uses Dec 20, 2008
By B. McGregor
"BigMG"
The spool is okay, it is hard to keep the line from jamming. I'm okay with that. The bump knob is another thing. the thin layer of plastic on the edge allows the end to wear out rather quickly. No reason that it couldn't be much thicker, it was designed to wear out in about a season.
Solution: get a 3/4" dowel and work it down a bit so that it will fit in the hole tightly. Then cut the end off so 1/3" is protruding. When it wears down, just drill a hole and put a very large screw in there and pull it out. Replace and you'll have a bump knob that lasts for years.
Thi is NOT a Toy thei is SpeedBump parts for Ryobi/Sears Weed Whacker Dual Spool Aug 10, 2010
By DC Maxx
"Wood"
SpeedBump parts for Ryobi/Sears Weed Whacker Dual Spool Unit. Ordered parts on Froday Received by Monday. Fast Shipping !
Bag says MTD pasrt but it has all the same markings as a Ryobi spool.
[Someone tell Amazon that this is NOT a Toy & to cut off the Toy questions in the review section]
OEM Quality Part Jul 19, 2010
By MudBug
"Amazon Buyer"
Received the correct part from the sender in great condition, though the sender was a little slow at getting the part out. Was sent via post office, but they must have waited about 4+ days before shipping it out.
fits ryobi trimmer I have, with a slight modification Jun 04, 2008
By Michael D. Chlanda
This combination bump knob and reel fits the Ryobi trimmer I have, but I had to modify it slightly, removing part of the "rubber" that went under the spring (which was a minor thing). Otherwise, works fine and cheaper than buying the two separately. [Seller did a fine job of sending]
0 of 1 found the following review helpful:
price Jan 03, 2007
By Frank Boekhout
Far too expensive, but what are you going to do ? The machine doesn't work without the part.
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