Is there a way to remove the guard on the trimmer end? I would like to use this as well to cut sideburns and clean up the back of my neck.
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At first I thought there wasn't but after reading the other responses, I tried again and it was very easy to remove the guard. Now I can say that this trimmer meets all my needs!
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Dear, Unfortunately yes, another issue is that the accessory for adjusting the fine trimming is not working also(design deficiency) which make it really useless trimmer. Regards,
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How easy or difficult is it to change from trimmer to edger and back again? Would you purchase this product if you were a person of slight build and very short with moderate strength. If not, does Greenworks have another product you have used previously or have knowledge of?
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There are a number of settings you can use. Or you can simply remove the guard and just use the blades for the trimming that you need. I think it would work, but I am not completely sure.
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There are 3 adjustable guards that work with the attachment in picture 1 and 4 different attachments...nose trimmer, foil razor, small trimmer and larger trimmer. I hope this helps.
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There is a guard that it comes with in 3mm and 6mm settings. It's a smooth cutting trimmer.
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I usually use a guard to keep the shave from being short. I think the guards came with some cheap clippers but, yes, the blade alone is short.
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The trimmer end is not removable. They supply a small brush and instructions on how to clean in the manual. http://www.manualslib.com/manual/125350/Philips-Norelco-Nt9110-60.html?page=7#manual Page 7
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No, just the grinding guard. I've found the cutting guard online for around $10.
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it's very easy just to pull off the adjustable guide first, then just pull the blade part off. Simply push it back in after cleaning. I was hoping this unit would be able to trim my moustache. But the adjustable guide doesn't work for finer beards. It does have a small trimmer that helps.
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Have you adjusted the depth of the blade? It may be that the piece you are cutting is missing the guard entirely.
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I can't answer the first question, but yes, it will need the guard to trim the string. I can also tell you that it is the best-performing trimmer head I've ever had. I bought it for a trimmer that wasn't listed and the included hardware, which is intended to work with trimmers of different brands) worked on my Tanaka commercial-duty trimmer. You can always buy it, see if it works, and return it if it doesn't mount to your trimmer. Since you have a Husty brand trimmer, it would be more likely to fit than another brand, in my opinion. They make two models of this, one is for smaller trimmers, this one for larger ones. Mine has a 32 cc engine and has a much larger head then my smaller, lightweight trimmer.
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You will want to cut it down before you use it on the sides, if it is to long it might pull your hair....meaning if you already have Clippers that cut it to a 0, 1, or 2. Then just use these It will just give it a closer, cleaner cut!!!!!
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Not sure. I don't think these trimmers come with guards. Guards are usually for the big clippers.
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No I just turn the trimmer on it's side and change the handle position. They do offer a trimmer head I be leave. Watch your eyes....And be steady or you will dig a trench if you are not careful.
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When operating the trimmer as I do (without the guard), the string can get too 'long.' This causes the motor to run slower and pull more current from the battery. I suspect that there is some kind of monitor that is shutting the trimmer off. I simply cut a couple inches of the 'string' off and continue trimming/edging.
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Not sure I understand the question. You mean like a groomer comes with beard/hair length attachment? No. The trimmer flips up and what you hold it to, it cuts. When trimmers on shavers first appeared, they were shown in the commercials just putting a crisp edge to the bottom of sideburns, that's it. (Regular sideburns, not Star Trek style.) But this will do more. It's fine for edging a beard. The trimmer blade is wider than some groomer blades I've seen. The rotary head will handle a few days' stubble (for me at least), but if you've gone a week or two without shaving, the trimmer will also cut your beard down to a more shave-able level. Not sure I understand the question. You mean like a groomer comes with beard/hair length attachment? No. The trimmer flips up and what you hold it to, it cuts. When trimmers on shavers first appeared, they were shown in the commercials just putting a crisp edge to the bottom of sideburns, that's it. (Regular sideburns, not Star Trek style.) But this will do more. It's fine for edging a beard. The trimmer blade is wider than some groomer blades I've seen. The rotary head will handle a few days' stubble (for me at least), but if you've gone a week or two without shaving, the trimmer will also... » Read More Not sure I understand the question. You mean like a groomer comes with beard/hair length attachment? No. The trimmer flips up and what you hold it to, it cuts. When trimmers on shavers first appeared, they were shown in the commercials just putting a crisp edge to the bottom of sideburns, that's it. (Regular sideburns, not Star Trek style.) But this will do more. It's fine for edging a beard. The trimmer blade is wider than some groomer blades I've seen. The rotary head will handle a few days' stubble (for me at least), but if you've gone a week or two without shaving, the trimmer will also cut your beard down to a more shave-able level. « Show Less