what size string is used on the 128LD model trimmer?
1609193
Comes with .095 and works fairly well, I use .105 Oregon line and it last longer, cuts better, and get the 5lb spool to save money. Go ahead and find a good resource for T25 replacement heads... you'll ware them out... I use eBay and have good luck there and they are always at Husqvarna 966674401 T25 Tap Trimmer Advance Head, Curved and Straight Shafts Ready for you.
1609194
I went to Low's and they had line for Hasqvarna. I have been using it for about 6 months and works great. If Amazon is still selling that model trimmer most of the times they recommend you to by other products for the trimmer including the lines.
1067662
12lb 260yd or 14lb 210yd. Hope that helps. This is what the spool itself reads.
1511257
I use it on an old Homelite ST-185; should fit most newer trimmers. Make sure to use the proper spacers or bushings that come with original trimmer. Keep the blade out of the dirt. This bought in quantity is far superior in cutting and heat dissapation that any other I have used. Outlasts by 10X the original replacement blades.
1710652
Joe, Not that I know of, I drilled four 3/8" holes in my spinner disc and use tempered 8"x 1/8" metal instead of the trimmer line that came with the Swisher unit. These metal lines work great and I got them from my local small engine repair shop, I do not know where he got them from.
2052597
I bought mine just for that purpose but it did not fit the trimmer.whiich is the GH1000 I ended up using just the inner spool and line. Seems B&D; has made enough of a change in design that this spool does not insert properly into the shaft.
1388483
I am sure if it will fit your machine are not. It would not fit my trimmer so I returned the spool to Amazon.
2000997
Your instruction sheet should indicate if 0.065 inch will fit your trimmer. I don't know what model you have so I cannot really say this is the correct size.
1170592
I ordered the ss-791991 for my 6L, T-fal Sensor 2 model #4231, but it didn't fit. It was too thick, however, the diameter was correct. Maybe I should have looked for these numbers which are on the inside of my handle: 502U, 4231, 6L, 0902.
1359707
According to the MTD100 mower deck information its compatible with NST 2118, LST 220, LST 300, LST 400 LST 420 Trimmers. Looks like NST 2118 is your best bet if you want to use your old batteries too. All LST Model use 20 volt lithium batteries which are supposed to have longer life. NST 2118 is 18 volt ni-cad.
692513
APPr0ximately three eights (3/8th) of an inch. Fits well on HM1900. PLS get in touch if need any other info..520- 404- 6450
1527325
Since your trimmer appears to use .125 string and this is somewhat larger, there is a good chance that it will not fit. Read the manual to be sure.
1139566
I would have to say no. It just fits my electric. I would check into one just for a 12 string.Sorry
412035
Brian - The one I purchased from Amazon was too large for my trimmer, so I had to get the correct one at Home Depot and return the one I got from Amazon.
321901
It is thicker 0.095 vs. 0.080. You'll have to consult the manufacturer (or instruction manual) to determine if it is ok to increase the diameter of the string on your trimmer.
275122
The option is that this head will function with either 0.80 or 0.95 inch diameter trimmer string. Unless you are using this unit for commercial operations the 0.80 that it comes with is all you will need.
1966311
Hah! Big difference, indeed, DB. When I pop in my twisted .95, it feels relatively snug. .155 is most likely a measurement only for round line (and even at that it'll be a real snug fit). If I may interject with something (kind of) related, this is the string I use with it: Tanaka 746570 0.095" x 230' Quiet Trimmer Line The string works like charm with it and it's unbelievably quiet. If this somehow makes your decision easier, I'm glad I could help, if not, I'd go with something just slightly under .115 if you want braided string or something with a nice and sharp edge. Good luck and happy trimming! Hah! Big difference, indeed, DB. When I pop in my twisted .95, it feels relatively snug. .155 is most likely a measurement only for round line (and even at that it'll be a real snug fit). If I may interject with something (kind of) related, this is the string I use with it: Tanaka 746570 0.095" x 230' Quiet Trimmer Line The string works like charm with it and it's unbelievably quiet. If this somehow makes your decision easier, I'm glad I could help, if not, I'd go with something just slightly under .115... » Read More Hah! Big difference, indeed, DB. When I pop in my twisted .95, it feels relatively snug. .155 is most likely a measurement only for round line (and even at that it'll be a real snug fit). If I may interject with something (kind of) related, this is the string I use with it: Tanaka 746570 0.095" x 230' Quiet Trimmer Line The string works like charm with it and it's unbelievably quiet. If this somehow makes your decision easier, I'm glad I could help, if not, I'd go with something just slightly under .115 if you want braided string or something with a nice and sharp edge. Good luck and happy trimming! « Show Less
1407800
Depends on the trimmer's specs. Normally this diameter is for electric units