This OEM line cut-off blade trims any excess or protruding string from your trimmer during operation so that it stays at an optimal length within the guard. It is in the guard assembly at the bottom of the trimmer head near the rotating spool where the trimmer line is fed. Over time, it can become dull or worn out. Look for signs of damage such as deformation, bending, or nicks. If not replaced, the trimmer may produce uneven or messy trims and put additional stress on the spool or motor, leading to premature wear or damage. To replace the blade, locate it on the grass deflector assembly and remove its mounting screws. Please note that this blade is sold individually without hardware.
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This part works with the following products:
Trimmer.
This part works with the following products:
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Ordered the hub repair kit. I had much difficulty removing the agitator. It was stuck. Running the strap under it and tapping on the agitator assembly should've caused it to pop up but didn't. I had to ultimately strike it hard with a metal hammer. That released it but caused a hole in the agitator. The center metal gear on the agitator w
... Read moreas very worn and rusty. I decided to also replace the agitator. I saved about $300 on the repair.
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