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I've ressurected an old Black & Decker GL330 bump-feed strimmer

Can't so far get the bump-feed to work ...

Q: what way should I be winding the strimmer line on to the spool -
clockwise or anti-clockwise?

The spool housing spins anti-clockwise

TIA

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Hi

I've ressurected an old Black & Decker GL330 bump-feed strimmer

Can't so far get the bump-feed to work ...

Q: what way should I be winding the strimmer line on to the spool -
clockwise or anti-clockwise?

The spool housing spins anti-clockwise

TIA



Not sure on that make/model but the ones I've had have an arrow
on the spool to show you which way to wind it.

HTH

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700 ft up in Mid-Wales


Old spool - any markings long since worn off ....


Download the GL300 manual he
http://service.blackanddecker.co.uk/...?CatalogID=236

The parts diagram on page 10 shows which way the strimmer line is wound.

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On 17/05/15 12:35, Flynno wrote:

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Hi

I've ressurected an old Black & Decker GL330 bump-feed strimmer

Can't so far get the bump-feed to work ...

Q: what way should I be winding the strimmer line on to the spool -
clockwise or anti-clockwise?

The spool housing spins anti-clockwise

TIA


Not sure on that make/model but the ones I've had have an arrow
on the spool to show you which way to wind it.

HTH

--
Roger T

700 ft up in Mid-Wales


Old spool - any markings long since worn off ....


Download the GL300 manual he
http://service.blackanddecker.co.uk/...?CatalogID=236

The parts diagram on page 10 shows which way the strimmer line is wound.

--

Jeff

That's looking like anti-clockwise for that model?

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Download the GL300 manual he
http://service.blackanddecker.co.uk/...?CatalogID=236

The parts diagram on page 10 shows which way the strimmer line is wound.

Jeff

That's looking like anti-clockwise for that model?


.... as it says in the manual on page 7.

J.
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"Flynno" wrote:

"Jeff Layman" wrote in message
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Download the GL300 manual he
http://service.blackanddecker.co.uk/...?CatalogID=236

The parts diagram on page 10 shows which way the strimmer line is
wound.

Jeff

That's looking like anti-clockwise for that model?


... as it says in the manual on page 7.

J.


As you say ...

Thanks for all the help here!

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On 18/05/2015 11:33, Flynno wrote:

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"Flynno" wrote:

"Jeff Layman" wrote in message
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Download the GL300 manual he

http://service.blackanddecker.co.uk/...?CatalogID=236


The parts diagram on page 10 shows which way the strimmer line is
wound.

Jeff

That's looking like anti-clockwise for that model?


... as it says in the manual on page 7.

J.


As you say ...

Thanks for all the help here!



I just wonder if some lubrication is needed?
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On 18/05/2015 11:33, Flynno wrote:

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"Flynno" wrote:

"Jeff Layman" wrote in message
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Download the GL300 manual he

http://service.blackanddecker.co.uk/...?CatalogID=236


The parts diagram on page 10 shows which way the strimmer line is
wound.

Jeff

That's looking like anti-clockwise for that model?

... as it says in the manual on page 7.

J.


As you say ...

Thanks for all the help here!



I just wonder if some lubrication is needed?

er ... where?



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On 18/05/2015 12:33, David Hill wrote:

I just wonder if some lubrication is needed?


Most generous. I'll have an epint, please

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On 18/05/2015 13:47, Flynno wrote:
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On 18/05/2015 11:33, Flynno wrote:

"Another John" wrote in message
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In article ,
"Flynno" wrote:

"Jeff Layman" wrote in message
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Download the GL300 manual he

http://service.blackanddecker.co.uk/...?CatalogID=236



The parts diagram on page 10 shows which way the strimmer line is
wound.

Jeff

That's looking like anti-clockwise for that model?

... as it says in the manual on page 7.

J.


As you say ...

Thanks for all the help here!



I just wonder if some lubrication is needed?

er ... where?



Well for the thing to work the centre drum has to revolve for the line
to cut, and to release the line it also has to be able to move down and
up when you tap it on the ground.
If these things don't happen for you then you are in trouble.
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On 16/05/2015 16:10, Flynno wrote:
Hi

I've ressurected an old Black & Decker GL330 bump-feed strimmer

Can't so far get the bump-feed to work ...

Q: what way should I be winding the strimmer line on to the spool -
clockwise or anti-clockwise?

The spool housing spins anti-clockwise

TIA



A few instruction videos on Youtube.

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On 18/05/2015 12:33, David Hill wrote:

I just wonder if some lubrication is needed?


Most generous. I'll have an epint, please

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regards andy


Lol! you beat me to it..

Tina




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On 31/05/2015 20:33, Christina Websell wrote:
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On 18/05/2015 12:33, David Hill wrote:

I just wonder if some lubrication is needed?


Most generous. I'll have an epint, please

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regards andy


Lol! you beat me to it..

Tina




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