Arnold/Homelite HL-080HA 0.080 String Trimmer Head Accessory

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Arnold/Homelite HL-080HA 0.080 String Trimmer Head Accessory

Tanaka Commercial Grade Simple-Start Quick-Load Gas Powered Straight Shaft Grass Trimmer / Brush Cutter 21cc 1.1 HP 2-Stroke (CARB Compliant) TBC-225S

Geared toward the homeowner, the TBC-225S commercial grade trimmer features S-Start for easier starting and the No Brainer quick-load head for no-hassle line loading. The Tanaka TBC-225S has a lifetime drive shaft warranty, is blade and attachment ca ...

21 cc, 1.1 h.p.. commercial grade, two-stroke engine
50% easier starting with S-Start pull-force reduction system
No Brainer quick-load head
Walbro carburetor with primer
9.7 lbs. (4.4 kg) with cutting head

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Average Customer Review: 2.5

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Ok but not the best Jul 13, 2011
By Whacker
Quality not the best, however, probably worth the price. It seems to clog more than the original head. This could be from the cheap round string that it came with(I prefer the better-cutting square string) or a larger gap between the head and the bottom of the shaft that allows long grass to wrap around the shaft and cause friction on the spinning head.

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Piece of Junk May 30, 2008
By Scott
Does not work well at all - string tangles constantly around the trimmer head - not at all like the original.

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Was exactly what I needed Sep 19, 2007
By Donald W. Jordan "DW Jordan"
I had thought about ditching my old Homelite trimmer when the string stopped feeding reliably. After installing the new trimmer head, however, I am back in business and saved myself about $150 for now.

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