Install and test support wheels on a string trimmer

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  • Опубликовано: 17 фев 2023
  • A step by step video demonstration of installation and testing of support wheels on a string trimmer. Video demonstration with Ryobi 40v cordless electric string trimmers.
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Комментарии • 18

  • @Bidimus1
    @Bidimus1 Год назад +4

    Clear and concise video .

    • @TryAdaptLearn
      @TryAdaptLearn  11 месяцев назад

      Thank for sharing your feedback about the video.

  • @leeoh9
    @leeoh9 6 дней назад

    Would be a lot more useful if there was a link provided where I could buy it.

  • @JoJo-kn4cv
    @JoJo-kn4cv 9 месяцев назад +3

    JUST ADD A LINK TO THE PRODUCT U R REVIEWING THAT WOULD B GREAT. OTHERWISE GREAT VID!

    • @TryAdaptLearn
      @TryAdaptLearn  9 месяцев назад +1

      Thank you for your comment and suggestion. We have added a couple of links in the description for string trimmer wheels used in this video and a similar brand incase they are out of stock.

  • @jean-michelcabrera5747
    @jean-michelcabrera5747 Год назад +3

    Hi, I really like your video. Where can I find one of these mounting brackets?

    • @TryAdaptLearn
      @TryAdaptLearn  Год назад

      Thank you for your feedback and question. This one was from Amazon. They have a few when searching for “string trimmer wheels”. The one in this video was Kalaww. You’ll likely want to measure the string trimmer shaft and compare it with the dimensions in the description.

  • @jamesbell6765
    @jamesbell6765 Год назад +2

    Where did you purchase the kit?

    • @TryAdaptLearn
      @TryAdaptLearn  Год назад

      This was purchased on Amazon. They have several similar items that come up when searching for “string trimmer wheels”.

  • @tominftlthomasp3559
    @tominftlthomasp3559 8 месяцев назад +1

    I don’t like the looseness of the bracket on the main shaft of the weedeater. 3:42

    • @TryAdaptLearn
      @TryAdaptLearn  8 месяцев назад

      The loose bracket and vacuum cleaner motion are definitely compromises to know about with the product. I use the loose bracket as a way to set and change the angle of the head near a straight edge then move the trimmer along the edge.

  • @shion_lwn
    @shion_lwn 6 месяцев назад +1

    I ordered something very similar (longer pole) from Amazon to see if I can use it for heavier attachment tool like bristle brush. I need to secure by adding a shaft. because of the shape of the metal (upside down U shape) and weight to the wheels, I feel like they may sag. These products from Amazon are really badly made lol

    • @TryAdaptLearn
      @TryAdaptLearn  6 месяцев назад

      Thank you for sharing. I would agree that these aftermarket accessories are light duty. With the popularity of these tools hopefully the manufacturers will offer some of these as accessories one day.

  • @WhoisMichelleCollie
    @WhoisMichelleCollie Год назад +2

    wish your camera wasn't so close.

    • @TryAdaptLearn
      @TryAdaptLearn  Год назад

      Our apologies that the camera is too close for you. Thank you for leaving feedback about the camera.

  • @joewoodchuck3824
    @joewoodchuck3824 9 месяцев назад +1

    I have that thing it's a POS. Won't clamp down on the diameter of the trimmer down shaft, and the wheel support is way too short. The wheels themselves look like something off a Tonka truck and the axles are designed to wear the wheels out.
    Stay away from it.

    • @TryAdaptLearn
      @TryAdaptLearn  9 месяцев назад

      Thanks for sharing your experience. I’ve shared some of what you have written. If/when you find some good string trimmer wheels, please share the name and model with us. Ultimately, these in the video are a cheap (get what you pay for) way to help get the weight off your back for small wide areas or very long straight distances. Since the wheels don’t turn these are best for long straight runs like a fence line. As mentioned in the video, they work like a vacuum cleaner instead of a swing. Swinging them normally will just add weight to the end. The wheels are cheap but I haven’t seen any unusual wear. They wont last if you slam the trimmer down on them, but if you just use the wheels to roll, I think the clamp hardware will crack before the wheels do.

    • @joewoodchuck3824
      @joewoodchuck3824 9 месяцев назад

      @@TryAdaptLearn The wheels don't turn on yours?
      I've looked extensively and the few that show up haven't impressed me.
      One of the manufacturer's other sins is that not a single one of the dimensions are given. Without that the customers buy blindly and good luck. I had to add about 10" to the struts so the wheels would be on the ground. I filled the shaft clamp with washers so it would work with my trimmer. It's not a no name mongrel either. It's a widely sold Black & Decker. I'd have been better off making something from scratch for all the hours and effort put into changes.
      I guess they don't care very much about customer satisfaction from the overall lack of consideration to buyers.
      "Let's make something that the picture looks like it might work for some people. They'll buy it anyway."