Rino Tuff Push n’ Load Universal 3-Blade Head for Gas and Electric Landscaping Trimmers

I've always hated cord trimmers. The cords break, you have to constantly feed out more, the whole banging the head on the ground thing eventually breaks the head and then you have to do it manually. The ones where you put in a pre-cut length of cord are better, until you start having to cut cords at the precise length, plus they take longer to refill than other options. The blade trimmer is a great alternative that really works.Pros:-Cuts through just about anything-Don't have to change the blades very often (I've had to change about every 3 full trimmings, but I'm hitting a lot of concrete).-Easy and fast to change the blades.-Works on a wide variety of trimmers.Cons:-Holy GEEZ was it hard to install. I took me over an hour to install. This might be my trimmer's fault; it was a brand new, in the box Ryobi.-Don't hit the ground. At full speed, hitting the ground with the blades spins me (at 180lbs) nearly 90deg to the right. This isn't the fault of this particular product, though, just blade trimmer heads in general.-Replacement blades are more expensive than cord, but then again, you might be going through cord faster. At Home Depot, it's about $8 for 12 blades.Overall, I'm extremely glad I bought this product, especially considering that I got one with an open box for $1.

Sent hardware for multiple machinesYet did not have correct hardware for my Echo trimmer

Supposed to be "universal" but did not fit my mcCulloch

Item as described. DID fit Honda 35cc weed-trimmer. I recommend this product.The trick with these plastic blades is to keep the RPM's DOWN when you're trimming near ANYTHING that could catch the blade. Keep in mind that small rocks can be kicked off the ground by the spinning plastic blades with enough force to break a window or put an eye out. You must be mindful of obstructions at ALL TIMES and keep the RPM's DOWN.The reviewers that are having all the problems are using high RPM's which cause the blades to snag, break, and even break the drive-shaft of the trimmer.

Well, we bought this to cut down the grassland we have agressively growing in our backyard. Our trimmer only has string so we thought that the blades would offer a little more muscle. It would have but we have the one kind of trimmer this blade doesn't fit. Ah well, you live and you learn.

This one is exactly like the one I bought several years ago . It fits and works perfect . I would quit using a trimmer altogether if I had to go back to bumping a cord type..

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Bought this for my Toro electric weed eater ( model #51480 ) and despite watching the install videos cannot remove the trimmer head to access the threaded shaft necessary to install this attachment. Maybe I'm overlooking something?