Can you rewind string on the spools yourself ?
332732
The only way is to remove the spool cover by squzziing the prongs on the spool cap then remove and wind. Refer to Owners Manual. But Yes you can . I bought a 2 pack refill kit from Amazon for $7 it's from B&D; original equip . I would highly recommend doing that instead of buying cheap line and doing it yourself . You might save a buck but it even comes pre loaded and that's hard to beat . Hope that gives you something to think about .
332733
I think it is possible to rewind but I bought the replacement spool which appears to be easy to install. It has been a pleasure to use this item. I recommend it. Dean
332734
The only way is to remove the spool cover by squzziing the prongs on the spool cap then remove and wind. Refer to Owners Manual. But Yes you can . I bought a 2 pack refill kit from Amazon for $7 it's from B&D original equip . I would highly recommend doing that instead of buying cheap line and doing it yourself . You might save a buck but it even comes pre loaded and that's hard to beat . Hope that gives you something to think about .
332735
There's really no reason you couldn't buy the line of the same diameter and wind it onto the existing spool but not sure what you're really saving since it's only a plastic spool.
598973
The spool is loaded with .105 lines so you won't need to worry about it. It is really easy to rewind and get back to work
191861
I do reload the spools of my Black & Decker weed eater by hand, and it takes under a minute. The key is locking the lead end of the string into the provided hole (on the spool) and winding under moderate tension (and without criss-crossing the string) in the direction shown by observing the arrow symbol embossed on the spool. I never wind past the embossed capacity line. The webbed sheath included on this product helps keep excess line from spinning off, so I'm able to control how much line pays out while respooling. Hope this helps!
1364077
Yes it can be used on your serger, without the spool holders. No, I didn't use another adapter.
916297
Yes you can. It's just as easy as a regular closed reel but instead of screwing the top off it has a button on the side that that releases the spool of line out the side.
1317068
Make sure you properly installed the spool according to instructions. your string might be improperly wound...
1145357
It depends. I'm a lefty so I'm used to things being backwards. I really like using my left thumb on the spool and winding with my right. I know righties that do the same thing. I say let your thumb decide.
1632581
I tried restringing the original spool and it didn't work well . . . unwound too fast and wasted lots of string I found it much easier and less expensive to just replace the entire spool. These spools last quite a while.
478371
If you can open up the string cartridge, you can manually wind this on it. I've done this with several different manufacturers, but not a Craftsman.
417213
Yes. It is what I am using. I like the string. It will not runaway anymore.
1284244
I believe you can spool any preferred floss onto the reel, however, I have used these for years and have yet to run out of spool before the plastic crank mechanism breaks down.
2116116
Remove the spool. On the back side of the spool is a spring clip holding in a washer. Take the washer out and reverse the part. At least that is how I remember doing it.
1190992
Remove the weight form the spool. Pull the pin on the take up wheel and pull down the cable. Pull on the cable while operating the motor and unwind the cable. Place cable back over the take up wheel and replace the pin. Readd the load and make sure the cable rewinds correctly.
111764
Sure you can buy the spool and the black thing pops out if u sqeeze the tabs just make sure the string is turni the direction of the arrows on the housing
668755
Spool is loaded for left -hand retrieve but bearing in reel can be reversed to right. Also requires unwinding entire spool to accomplish this.
1871741
I don't know. I've only used the string. You would have to contact Craftsman or possibly Sears for this answer. Cheers and have a great day.
204144
p.s. once I got the hang of reloading the double-spool, I just use cheap string from Walmart or amazon instead of buying expensive prefilled spools.