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  • Re: [Brushcutter] Need trimmer head for big cords

    From Bibi38@145685a12e861e5d91dc16b2b56a6a4641392837e71e5532358a0534653a16d5@example.com to rec.gardens on Tue Sep 29 19:15:02 2026
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    Try a Speed-Feed 450. Eats 3mm and bumps easy. Square line is probably what's jamming, switch to round.
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  • From Bibi38@145685a12e861e5d91dc16b2b56a6a4641392837e71e5532358a0534653a16d5@example.com to rec.gardens on Wed Sep 30 16:30:01 2026
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    Try a Speed-Feed 450.Eats 3mm and bumps easy.Square line is probably what's jamming, switch to round.
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  • From Michael Uplawski@michael.uplawski@uplawski.eu to rec.gardens on Thu Oct 1 07:18:34 2026
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    Bibi38 wrote in rec.gardens:

    Try a Speed-Feed 450. Eats 3mm and bumps easy. Square line is probably what's jamming, switch to round.


    Wow. My newsreader does not even find the original post (by me) any
    more.

    When you have the whole thread, you can see that I found the optimal
    solution (so far) by just buying another Honda head. Round or
    square, even a side-length of 3mm (meaning 4+ diagonal) work.

    The best thing is the U-shaped holes, as you do not have to thread
    the line through the hole but just push it in, after the coil is
    already set in! This is like heaven, when you know the other models.


    Cheerio.
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