Correctly Load String in Ryobi Expand-It String Trimmer Attachment

[flamejacker]

This video is EXACTLY what I was looking for. You blew my mind with how simple restringing is. Thank you 1, 000, 000x

[ckevinmelady]

All I can say, is God bless you. I've been doing it wrong for years. What a savings of time and frustration.

[dennisvoorhees]

Perfect. So many other "Experts" showing you how not to do it, Your's in one of the few that has the correct way. I learned something today. It's a good day.

[michaelc]

I can't believe how much time I wasted messing with this thing. Thanks so much for the useful video.

[karidru]

As I run out of string for the first time this spring, I come back here to refresh my memory and OH YEAH! It's easy! Just gotta say how much I appreciate your clarity in this good little video.

[FormerFA]

Dude, I love you! I have spent all summer, asked a few neighbors and was not able to re-string my Ryobi. This....this was easy and it worked. No cursing, no putting the trimmer down and walking away, no thinking I should go buy a new trimmer. Thank you, thank you, thank you. I’m feeling accomplished.

[Shanecoffeyoutdoors]

Thanks for the clear direction. You literally beat the manufacturer directions. You sir Rock!

[arturorobles]

OMG, I’ve had this weed eater for about 7 years now. For 7 years I’ve been struggling with this thing. Until now, it just blows my mind. Thank you 1 million times for this video!!!!

[tonirinaldi]

Best, simplest instructions - clear directions, good video quality and closeup, no background distractions. Thank you!

[melandterryshu]

Stumbled upon your video recently and sat slack-jawed at how easy and logical this is. I have an earlier model Ryobi, but your method still worked. Kudos and thank you.

[keithr]

4 minutes watching your video saved me an hour trying to figure out how to replace the string. Very short and to the point directions. Thanks!

[amberly.w.]

I read the manual trying to understand it for 30 mins, and in 3 mins you did what the book failed to... thanks, this was a great help.

[sabrinaharris]

Thank you so much for this video. I have had my Ryobi for 3 years, and for 3 years I have been hand winding the line, because the instructions that came with it were so unclear. Today I needed to put more line in it, so I hand wound it, then I wondered if there was a better way, so of course I checked you tube, where I saw your video, I in wound the line, then re did it your way, what a difference. Now I know it is wound right, and it's so much easier to do. Thank You once again.

[robertbober]

This video is SO HELPFUL! I used to do it the hard way by removing the spool and trying to reinsert, but never got it right and the line never automatically advanced properly. I can't believe how simple this really is after watching your video. Thank you!

[sabrinaharris]

I loaded the line your way yesterday, and used it today, I am so happy to say, it now works like it Did when it was new, and the line bump out, works again. Thank You so much.

[dang]

You, my man have made life worth living!!lol. Have been doing it wrong, and cussing it out for not working right! Why couldn't they make the manual that easy, many million thanks!!

[rubensreef]

WOW !!! Great simple video that make my day. I was trying to figure out how to change the string and I lost the manual so here's YouTube for a rescue. You are the BEST. Thanks a lot.

[danhabermel]

Son of a gun. I've had this very same weed whacker for three years and never knew about this. Thanks for the tutorial.

[kimbybean]

Great demonstration! Their manual is not very good at explaining how to do this yet it was the main reason I purchased this model (reported ease of re-spooling). Thank you so much!!!!

[fluffskunk]

A reverse-threaded nut... that's all Ryobi had to show us and they were too thick to do it.


Thank you so much for this video!