On 7/22/2005 8:47 PM US(ET), took
fingers to keys, and typed the following:



Arnold "KwikLoader". $20.



That's what I need. I have the kind where you have to bend the piece
of line into a U shape, thread it through, then bend each have back
again and out another hole. So that each single piece of line gives
you two lines sticking out. It's a pain, especially since you have
to dig all the grass out to get to the holes.

With this Kikloader, how does it "grab" the string to keep it in
place?

It has metal strips in the holes that grab the blades only one way,
similar to a nylon tie. To insert a new blade, you push it in the hole
from the outside of the head. To remove the blade after it has worn
down, you pull it through the center of the head. It takes less than 10
seconds to change blades, and that includes the time to take the new
blades out of your pocket and put the worn ones in your pocket (unless
you just throw them on the lawn)..

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Bill