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How to string a weed eater with two holes.
Most homeowners own a weed eater (also called a string trimmer or weed whacker) as they’re a great tool to help keep your yard tidy. But one of the most frustrating things about them is when the trimmer line runs out or breaks and you’re only midway through a garden clean-up!
So how do you figure out how long the trimmer line should last so you can be prepared?
On average, a spool of trimmer line should last two to three months assuming an hour of use every week for most casual users.
This can vary depending on the model of weed eater used, how strong the line is, and the type of grass and weeds you’re cutting with it.
As there are so many factors involved, I’ve written this post to show you how to get the most mileage out of your trimmer string.
I’ll cover topics like why it breaks, how to tell when it’s time to replace it, and what to do to make it last longer.
Keep reading to find out all you need to know before your next session tidying up the lawn or clearing those weeds around the yard.