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Model number RY15523A

If you can follow these directions that is the easiest. But if the thread is jamming on you, then if you unscrew the red button, inside is a tube through the inner mechanism. That inner mechanism has to line up as was shown in this video. It may be easier for some to take it apart, thread it through one hole, then through the tube, then through the other hole and then twist the mechanism back in place.

Super handy, thanks!

I'm sorry but that's one of the worst style of bracelets I've seen made on RUclips, and would never put that out for sale in the public domain.😣

could you not use a 4 -5 " hose clamp to draw copper onto wooden form

I would love to see the face of it as you go along. Narration would help to understand your process. I love these bracelets.

if you heat the metal with a torch and then let it cool to room temp, you really haven't annealed it. Quench it in H2O next time.

For the last 18 months I've not let the lawn crew edge or use a weed eater in my back yard. ruclips.net/user/postUgkx_rBCFuDW1zD6blTGhLkvAkxU657uR_lG I didn't like the fact that they just kept cutting the edge of the lawn further and further from the rock lining the flower beds and leaving bare ground. And the grass was trimmed or scalped several feet around trees, etc. It was a constant battle with them so I told them to just mow and no trimming. I have Zoysia grass so it grows pretty slow. Obviously after a while it could use some trimming. I'm in my 80's so I can't do much of it myself.Finally I decided that if I could find a lightweight battery powered trimmer I might be able to do some light trimming. I decided to buy the LST201 20V trimmer. And it works great for my needs. I have back yard with about 150' of flower beds and several trees to be trimmed. I can lightly trim the whole yard with a single charge! The grass I trimmed was only a few inches high but the trimmer was more powerful than I expected.

Very painful to watch

As I run out of string for the first time this spring, I come back here to refresh my memory and OH YEAH! It's easy! Just gotta say how much I appreciate your clarity in this good little video.

Are you going to post a “how to” build this video?

How do you take off the head

Never mind

This seriously made my life better! Bless you!

Thanks for this!

You have saved my sanity with this little vid- thank you!!

You really need to get on with the info... less chit chat!

Thank you for this video! Now I'm wondering what's the best way to un-wind the string once it gets shortened down?

thanx mate now i know

Thank u very much, you solved my 2 years old issue, love from Melbourne...

I can't believe how much time I wasted messing with this thing. Thanks so much for the useful video.

Thanks. I like the brevity and clarity 👍🏽

Wow thank you! I’ve been doing it wrong and the hard way for the last 7 years!

Very unfortunate. Y'all fittin to be RICH when Walmart settles. It won't fill the hole in your hearts but justice should be served. RIP Young man!

Thank you!!! JUST what I needed to make it easy on a used trimmer I just got!! 👍🏼

My retainer nut is stuck and won’t come off it’s on there right and the string is in there aswell any advice on how to remove it as I can’t taste the nut off at all :(

Amazing video

*Nice quality. 🌲 **allabout.wiki/Ryobi** These attachments are almost universal on the newer gas units. Mine is a 4 cycle Sears craftsman. Cuts raspberry and blackberry canes quickly. The blade comes un-sharpened. So it more or less bludgeoned them off. I used a 4 inch grinder to put a sharp edge on the 4 cutting surfaces. Cut a lot faster , although it cut well enough as it came.I haven't tried it on more woody things , like tree suckers, so can't comment on the need for the small table saw blades some use. I'll bet they cut faster , as long as you are very careful !!*

This guy nailed it. I see downvotes and I wonder how someone could downvote this.

I can't get the red knob to turn, so that I can get the remaining old line out. HELP!

I need to get a replacement head. My old Ryobi is the old style that you have to wind string on upper and lower spool and try to snap into the notches. Then thread out the holes and push spool down and pull the strings out of the notches. Makes me cuss every time.

Thank you very much. This helped a lot.

Thank you dude!

exactly what we needed - thanks so much for taking the time to post!

I loaded the line your way yesterday, and used it today, I am so happy to say, it now works like it Did when it was new, and the line bump out, works again. Thank You so much.

Thank you so much for this video. I have had my Ryobi for 3 years, and for 3 years I have been hand winding the line, because the instructions that came with it were so unclear. Today I needed to put more line in it, so I hand wound it, then I wondered if there was a better way, so of course I checked you tube, where I saw your video, I in wound the line, then re did it your way, what a difference. Now I know it is wound right, and it's so much easier to do. Thank You once again.

Thnx for the video. I had no idea mine was a speed spool loader. Great job!

This video is SO HELPFUL! I used to do it the hard way by removing the spool and trying to reinsert, but never got it right and the line never automatically advanced properly. I can't believe how simple this really is after watching your video. Thank you!

Mine is burning through the string WAY TOO FAST. It used to work fine. Any idea what may have gone wrong?

You rock!! Thanks a million for this.

THANK YOU! I was ready to buy a new trimmer when I came across your video! Very clear instructions!!!

Because the string is bang,,so very hard to put in ,it always go to th ed side,won't come out

OMG!!!!! I've been struggling for years!!! God bless you bro & thank you!!!

i line up those arrows, feed line through -- but when I wind in correct direction, spool/head just doesn't "catch" the line and it won't start spooling it - just spins around. any idea how to match it "catch" the line when you wind? worry this is symptomatic of a more serious problem with the head so thinking I may need to replace the whole thing.

email is chrispusnab@gmail.com ................i will be greatful

wow this is nice video it got me smile.... but well i can to ask / request you to assist me with the 'trend rider ' indicator for trading view

I second the last comment. I have been screwing with this thing for far too long.. It's a true miracle.

Believe it or not, I had no idea what was going on when I couldn't get the line to bump out on my ryobi. I've been using the same trimmer for about 10 years before I bought ryobi trimmer. I reloaded my new ryobi the old way when the line ran out that comes with it. Thanks for the vid!!!

Well done, about to try it on my machine. Thank you!

You sir a gentleman and a scholar! This was so much clearer than directions from Ryobi!!!!