Thank you so much for making this video. As in anything else that I have to assemble if I tried to do this without watching your video it put it together and a lot of frustration. They give me three huge books of instructions and I can barely see the print and it would probably just confused me more if I Tried reading them first. But with your video it was a piece of cake I had it together and maybe 10 minutes max with no frustration at all. You are appreciated👍
I have a lot of the dewalt tools and when you put the batteries on the charger you don't actually have to press the button on the battery all you have to do is when you slide the battery on the charger just slide it down until you hear it audibly click and you should be fine. And I like that you actually mention that this trimmer has one of the quick load heads I've seen a lot of reviews on line of people complaining it's too complicated to respool the line because they don't know about the quick load feature and actually think you have to disassemble the head like you would on a traditional trimmerhead.
Haven't had to replace the original line it came with so I can't confirm on the size but it's been working fantastic since I got it. Trimming and edging is a breeze now.
@edo ba DIY - The front parts fell off when I opened the box today (where the cord/string goes) - Can you confirm that there are two pieces - one a small black circle piece that goes in first on the end...and then the black circle box that contains the string? And can you see which way that circle goes in as it has two sides? Thank you! It came barely screwed in I guess. Strange.
That's strange but yeah the trimmer head should have two pieces. The one that contains the string and the "bump" cover that closes it. Not sure of the orientation but if you check the manual that came with the trimmer it will have a diagram showing how those pieces come together on the trimmer head.
Bump feed should work, but I just stop it, flip it over and turn the head counter clockwise twice to advance the line as my line is thick and doesn't advance well if I bump it.
Garbage mine quit today, exactly a year IT lasted. took it apart hair thin wires on switch melted ....... was gonna repair but too cheaply made ...NOT READY FOR PRIME TIME,!!! Currently in the GD Trash Can!!!
How I get this in what I've seen look at kids truck how long does it last not even 5 yrs even out side use I'm telling u its a joke Just batteries laying around oneday just keep buying stupid and retarded stuff don't last. I studied outcome and for sure it don't last I'm telling u I care Then next solar piece of shit I'm just saying the end game keeps going on to the end solar don't work either I bet money on it
Rechargeable flashlights don't last long either don't buy it I don't believe this works at 5 yrs I give it time with constant use only weekly I bet not
The plastic insert on the shaft had me baffled. You pulled it out and I was like, oohhh. Thanks
Saaaaame.
Yes, that's exactly why I Googled this video: the black plastic cap on the pole. Okay, remove it.
Thanks for making this video. Mine came with no owners/operating manual and I had absolutely no idea since this is my first battery operated piece.
Thank you so much for making this video. As in anything else that I have to assemble if I tried to do this without watching your video it put it together and a lot of frustration. They give me three huge books of instructions and I can barely see the print and it would probably just confused me more if I Tried reading them first. But with your video it was a piece of cake I had it together and maybe 10 minutes max with no frustration at all. You are appreciated👍
You are very welcome George! I'm glad this is useful for you and others!
I have a lot of the dewalt tools and when you put the batteries on the charger you don't actually have to press the button on the battery all you have to do is when you slide the battery on the charger just slide it down until you hear it audibly click and you should be fine. And I like that you actually mention that this trimmer has one of the quick load heads I've seen a lot of reviews on line of people complaining it's too complicated to respool the line because they don't know about the quick load feature and actually think you have to disassemble the head like you would on a traditional trimmerhead.
Thank you, this time I needed more then some small pictures that didn't look like the same machine.
I have this model, it is awesome. I use Trimmer Plus attachments on this unit.
Thank you! This helped a ton
Thank you so much my Husband needed you!!!
You’re welcome!
thanks for your help got mine at Home Depot for $316
You’re welcome!
Great video. Thanks.
Thanks for this video brother.i bought new one and your video is very helpful to install.
Thanks for video!
How big of line can you put in that spool? And if this was posted 11 months ago how is it holding up now?
Haven't had to replace the original line it came with so I can't confirm on the size but it's been working fantastic since I got it. Trimming and edging is a breeze now.
@edo ba DIY - The front parts fell off when I opened the box today (where the cord/string goes) - Can you confirm that there are two pieces - one a small black circle piece that goes in first on the end...and then the black circle box that contains the string? And can you see which way that circle goes in as it has two sides? Thank you! It came barely screwed in I guess. Strange.
That's strange but yeah the trimmer head should have two pieces. The one that contains the string and the "bump" cover that closes it. Not sure of the orientation but if you check the manual that came with the trimmer it will have a diagram showing how those pieces come together on the trimmer head.
Thank
You sir
Same .. small round goes back in with slots . Dewalt sign goes outside on the ground and reverse screw in but I don’t know how to tighten it
How many manuals and what are their titles?
The spool head fell off the second I used it and don’t know how to tighten it .
How do I attach the strap ?
Doers anyone know how the line is advanced on this model? Is it bump feed?
Bump feed should work, but I just stop it, flip it over and turn the head counter clockwise twice to advance the line as my line is thick and doesn't advance well if I bump it.
@@DIYMaistor Thank you, appreciate the reply.
The two screws were missing for the guard. Can you tell me the size please
Those should be M4x0.7x15 hex screws
Thank you.
Geez alot of missing parts in these comments! Doesn’t make me happy hearing that .
That’s the handle the guard goes on the trimmer head
Garbage mine quit today, exactly a year IT lasted. took it apart hair thin wires on switch melted ....... was gonna repair but too cheaply made ...NOT READY FOR PRIME TIME,!!! Currently in the GD Trash Can!!!
U got to keep buying and buying them constantly its not a good idea I see it not working out not cars either I bet money on it
How I get this in what I've seen look at kids truck how long does it last not even 5 yrs even out side use I'm telling u its a joke
Just batteries laying around oneday just keep buying stupid and retarded stuff don't last.
I studied outcome and for sure it don't last I'm telling u I care
Then next solar piece of shit I'm just saying the end game keeps going on to the end solar don't work either I bet money on it
Rechargeable flashlights don't last long either don't buy it I don't believe this works at 5 yrs I give it time with constant use only weekly I bet not
My honest options never by them get goats man eat ur flowers to trees and what nots