Weed Wheels
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Q: What is the difference between standard and professional grade?
A: The difference is in the thickness of the metal used to make the legs.
The professional grade legs are made from 14 gauge steel. The standard
grade are made from 16 gauge.
The professional grade legs are made from 14 gauge steel. The standard
grade are made from 16 gauge.
Q: Will your wheels fit my string trimmer (Brand xxx Model #xxxxx)?
A: Unfortunately, I don't have one of the trimmers referred to (I can't afford
to buy them all). You can find a listing of shaft sizes reported by other
customers here. In general if your trimmer has a round metal shaft that
goes all the way down to the trimmer head Weed Wheels will fit.
to buy them all). You can find a listing of shaft sizes reported by other
customers here. In general if your trimmer has a round metal shaft that
goes all the way down to the trimmer head Weed Wheels will fit.
Q: I have an electric trimmer. Will your product work with it?
A: The short answer is maybe. Most electric trimmers have a plastic boot
that covers the bottom of the shaft and/or a shaft that isn't round. Weed
Wheels will not work with these trimmers. Go here to see a list of trimmers
(including a few electric ones) that other customers have reported using
Weed Wheels with.
that covers the bottom of the shaft and/or a shaft that isn't round. Weed
Wheels will not work with these trimmers. Go here to see a list of trimmers
(including a few electric ones) that other customers have reported using
Weed Wheels with.
Q: How do I "bump feed" the trimmer line with Weed Wheels?
A: You can bump the trimmer head either by raising the back of the
trimmer higher than usual. You can also use a tree root, or a rock. You
can avoid making bald spots by bumping the trimmer head on a sidewalk.
trimmer higher than usual. You can also use a tree root, or a rock. You
can avoid making bald spots by bumping the trimmer head on a sidewalk.