How Do You Replace The Line In A Ryobi Trimmer?
Replacing the line in a Ryobi string trimmer is an inexpensive job that can be done relatively quickly with just a few tools. Most models need 0.80-inch diameter monofilament replacement line, which is readily available at most garden centers and home improvement retailers. It won’t take long to get your trimmer up and running again. Detach the sparkplug wire to make sure the unit will not start while you are working on it. Models powered by electricity should be disconnected from the power source. Lay the trimmer on a flat spot in your yard, driveway or garage so you can work on the power head. Remove the spool cap and bump knob by unscrewing the cap. This will expose the inner spool containing the trimmer line. Clean any debris from the power head, using a towel or a stiff brush. Throw away any string that might remain on the inner spool. Measure 9 feet of your new trimmer cord with a tape measure and snip off the end with your snippers. Position the end of the trimmer cord in the in
