Operation and maintenance of grass trimmer

Operating the thread cutting machine

The start-up and operation steps of the trimmer are different, so please follow the manufacturer's instructions and safety instructions. Whether you use a wired, wireless or gasoline trimmer, here are some tips for maintaining the shape of your lawn:

Let the tip of the trimming wire cut. Cut into small pieces and cut the tall rough grass trimmer to prevent the trimmer from stagnating or tangling. Forcing the cutter to perform large cuts will strain the machine.

The full-line rotation of the trimmer can damage decorative plants, trees, and items such as wooden fences and sprinklers. Look forward while working and run the trimmer at low power near these obstacles.

Know how to advance the production line based on wear. The automatic feeding spool can release the pipeline as needed. When you tap on the ground, the bump spool will output a new line.

Eventually, you need to replace the trimming wire. Have extra items on hand so that you don’t have to stop and shop during work. You may need to remove the spool and wind a new thread, or you can purchase a spool before winding to replace an empty spool. The fast-loading cutting head allows you to bypass the new thread without removing the spool. Another cutting head uses a pre-cut wire that does not require winding. With many trimmers, you can only wind the thread in one direction of the spool. Please check the instructions for the correct method.

Some thread cutters accept optional accessories for other jobs. Look for trimmers, field cultivators, blowers, brush cutters, pole saws, and hedge trimmer accessories that can be used with these trimmers.

Maintain the thread cutter

After trimming, please use a brush to clean up debris and dirt. Do not spray the machine with water or use chemical cleaners, otherwise it may cause damage. After allowing the trimmer to cool down, store it in a dry area out of reach of children.