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The Fly
29-10-2002, 01:00 AM
Anyone got any good ideas on how to load trimmer line? Everytime I
try it gets jammed or tangled up a few minutes after I start using the
trimmer. How do you keep the line taught while rewinding?
Thanks
notme
29-10-2002, 03:22 AM
you have to take your time and try to make it as neat (going back and forth
in layers)and as tight as possible. There is no easy way of rewinding the
line. I fight with it each time. but if someone does have a easy way I would
be interested in hearing it.
Tim Fischer
29-10-2002, 05:26 AM
"notme" > wrote in message
t...
> you have to take your time and try to make it as neat (going back and
forth
> in layers)and as tight as possible. There is no easy way of rewinding the
> line. I fight with it each time. but if someone does have a easy way I
would
> be interested in hearing it.
Anyone with some mechanical ingenuity want to try to come up with a homebrew
"line winder"? I'm thinking of something on the order of a "bobbin winder"
which is common on every sewing machine. Think how neatly the bobbin gets
wound.
Probably isn't so simple when you're dealing with semi-rigid trimmer line,
though...
-Tim
notme
30-10-2002, 12:31 AM
i thought of something along like a fishing reel but never could get around
to makeing one.
Ken Shelton
06-12-2002, 07:50 AM
Hold the line between your 3rd and 4th finger and palm and the spool between
the index finger and thumb on same hand, do not wind the line, turn the
spool with your other hand, this keeps the line from twisting.
Ken Shelton
http://www.stores.ebay.com/id=8825968
"The Fly" > wrote in message
...
> Anyone got any good ideas on how to load trimmer line? Everytime I
> try it gets jammed or tangled up a few minutes after I start using the
> trimmer. How do you keep the line taught while rewinding?
>
> Thanks
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