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wow so clueless about our industry. Probably have no idea about aeration, scarifying, fertilising etc. Think we just cut, usual story.

They want to play on a solid ground with the greenest of the greenest grass and with the perfect line marks. When it’s not perfect, all players, commentators and staff criticize the people behind the job. At the same time they don’t appreciate when the ground and lines is flawless, the job isn’t easy.. Put some respect on the guys behind instead of mocking them, jesus..

Anyway sky sports how's this going now the GMA have asked for an apology?...as a groundsman this is absolutely bang out of order, sitting there slagging all of us off, the pitch cost shit loads cos needs everything redoing and it's at a professional level..why don't these 3 do all the groundsman courses, learn to work all the machiney, and do our job for atleast 10 years...then they'll look back at this video and think.....if that wasn't us sitting there we'd calling them a bunch of..... ##it's.... Rant over......I'm fuming about this😡

What an absolute mug, keep up the superb work Greenkeepers and Groundsworkers

I bet you sqeeze your toothpaste tube in the middle..... Helpful video.

Clearly not a brain cell between them

Wow, I'm not a groundsman by any standard, but I love my lawns. This is shocking.

how often should you do it tho 🤔?

Give them a clear shot with no weeds and they will grow. It may take a while but once they start runners grow a foot a month. And for sure keep them watered

t27 for sthil

Where did you get the blade to buy?

First view 😊

Glad I found this. I've owned mine since 2008 and never knew you had to add grease to it. I've used it here and there. Yesterday it ran rougher than usual. Luckily it wasn't damaged.

There was just something so relaxing in this video, idk what

For the middle I recommend getting a circle stencil and painting a full circle :)

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What STIHL sellers fail to tell anyone quite often is that only the FS-94 and higher models have this grease point on them. (STIHL told me that themselves before anyone says otherwise!) 😠 If you own say an FS-40 or an FS-70 RC for example you will have to take the head off and yes, they still ought to be greased even though STIHL will tell you they are 'maintenance-free'. Useful video for people this, well done.

Nice demo but you don't tell how many times per work hours you have to check/supply grease. My experience is that it can consume grease by loosing it while hot and escaping through the bottom axel. If that is the case, the bottom bearing is not properly sealing. You'll find residu of grease below the cutter head when you disassamble the whole thing right up to where you can look at the bottom casing of the transmission. Some heads need grease every say 10 hours or so, others last a life time. Also depends on the type of cutting (wire/blade, weeds or branches) you're doing. Also Chinese-build heads often start to loose grease over the years, but original Stihls are much stronger and tighter.

Any idea what that screw size is? I lost mine.

Thanks for not yelling 👍👍

are teh blades a complete assembly? his so do you have the part number?

My stihl FS55 R does not have a bolt to remove, nothing.

Hello how can apply I'm from Philippines i I want to join in your team and company

Hey, someone had to make this video. Knowledge isn't automatic, you've got to learn everything. Just because we think we know it already does not mean someone else does too. Besides I've watched plenty of videos about things I already know how to do and still learned something new!

Tip: Lubricate right after you finish using the trimmer, while the head is still warm. It's gonna make the lubricant less viscous, enhancing it's distribution.

Spin or relief?

Thank you sir🤙💪, i didnt knew the trimmer needed grease. I was wondering why it gets hot that easy...

you summed it perfectly for my exam tomorrow, thanks so much! I think you swapped the C3 and C4 in the diagram at the beginning but otherwise well done!

Gracias por tu video

It works??

Wow I’m over 25 years on a Deere xt140 and never it should be greased. I’ve owned many stihls and none compare to this beast

Bloody beautiful mate

If you put too much grease in there... You'll damage it. The hedge-cutter attachment is more likely to be damaged by putting too much grease in.

Is this applicable to all trimmers, even electric? I have a Ryobi electric?

What was that tube made out of and what rating did it have? Also how often should you do this?

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nice video

One question, how does the melted butter fit in?

Hi mate, this has been really helpful saved me a fortune, My HL KM 145 is really tight to open and change the angles, I have greased it but no change, any ideas?? Thanks

awsome bro

Thanks exactly the info needed.

Hello, where is available this item? Thanks your respond

This is great

what happens if the threaded bit of the tube doesn't fit the thread on the gearbox is the a attachment to put on the tube

will it stop all the vibration if you haven't greased

Is this required on ego batter powerload line trimmers too??

Cancha de fitbol

Yikes!

Love the Ventrac. Definitely the future.