Why spend $2 more for the same spools being sold at Worx under their "free spools for life" section?
1549355
Free spools for life is the pits, no shipping cost for items that weigh what they do should cost this much
1549356
I just went on the WORX website to order the "so-called free spools for life". At the end of the checkout the total was $18.40! Of course, I did NOT order them. This is truly misleading advertisement on WORX's website!
1549357
The reason is you get 6 here and the Worx web site charges you $7.99 to ship 2 spools. Do the math???
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.
785949
That's great that Amazon has updated their site. The price is a little confusing, but if you are on the Worx site and you click the 30 minute charger and then Buy now it still brings up the price as $199.99, so that leads me to believe that Amazon's MRSP is correct for the 30 minute charger. They both have the $50 discount, but Worx's is charing $26 for shipping while Amazon will ship for free. I am pretty positive that I am going to purchase this item now, but I am leaving for vacation for 2 weeks, so I will probably order when I return. I have also inquired to Lowes if they will carry this newer model since they carry the older one, but I have not heard back yet from them regarding that. That's great that Amazon has updated their site. The price is a little confusing, but if you are on the Worx site and you click the 30 minute charger and then Buy now it still brings up the price as $199.99, so that leads me to believe that Amazon's MRSP is correct for the 30 minute charger. They both have the $50 discount, but Worx's is charing $26 for shipping while Amazon will ship for free. I am pretty positive that I am going to purchase this item now, but I am leaving for vacation for 2 weeks, so I will probably order when I return. I have also inquired to Lowes if they will carry... » Read More That's great that Amazon has updated their site. The price is a little confusing, but if you are on the Worx site and you click the 30 minute charger and then Buy now it still brings up the price as $199.99, so that leads me to believe that Amazon's MRSP is correct for the 30 minute charger. They both have the $50 discount, but Worx's is charing $26 for shipping while Amazon will ship for free. I am pretty positive that I am going to purchase this item now, but I am leaving for vacation for 2 weeks, so I will probably order when I return. I have also inquired to Lowes if they will carry this newer model since they carry the older one, but I have not heard back yet from them regarding that. « Show Less
375394
Are they the exact same models? If so, they might just be trying to sell you the higher priced item by tricking you. If they are the same, go with the lower price. Good luck.
29604
Yes, I've been able to buy the replacement spring spool that has new line on it. Typically, the place I consistently have found it is at Ace Hardware. I really do like this trimmer 'cause it's light in weight and allows me to get really close whereas the ones with the little metal hoop projection are heavier and didn't let me get up close. It's an inexpensive unit, so it's worth a try :) Thanks for asking--hope my review helps.
1483499
If you check the gauge of the line you can usually buy pre-packed spools that are cheaper than Black & Decker. I'm not sure what you mean by using your own line.
1736046
I am using the last spool that I have, and no longer have a wrapper, so I cannot answer your question.
528312
I found a different supplier who sells for cheaper , check out listing now !!!!!! cheaper than what you was willing to pay!!!!
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.
43352
the replacement spools fits all models.if you are skeptable go to worx.com.
1192278
The trimmer worked fine but the issue for me was the stupid self feeding feature that, for all practical purposes, requires you to buy the factory wound string. They copied the marketing strategy used by ink jet printers; they work fine with a good price point but soak you for the ink. Most trimmers are like this now. I searched and found a Ryobi (Model # RY41131, $70 on line through home depot) that comes with a pre-cut line head and an old bump and feed head. I love it and I don't have to shell out a ton of money for spools.
1069027
ereplacementparts.com for about $19 delivered. Not sure of the prices from the local stores.
299465
you can buy the spool on line by the model or just re-load the empty one with the type of string you like thinner is better
2099860
I followed John Terra's advice and went to Home Depot. It appears that the Greenworks trimmer is identical to a Homelite model. My Home Depot had about 10 3-packs of replacement spools for the Homelite which are identical to the Greenworks spools. With the 2 spools that come with the Greenworks trimmer plus the 3-pack I bought at Home Depot, I have a nice supply of spools wound with cord. When I run out of cord on a spool, it is easy to snap another spool in to the trimmer. I can rewind the spools at my leisure.
1379824
Sorry, I'm not familiar with either of those two model numbers and they don't "search" out on the Worx all tools website.
1983002
I paid $5.76 for mine (a single PL14459 filter) and that is still showing as the current price. Prices on Amazon for many items seem to fluctuate somewhat from day to day. Monitor it for a while to see if it goes back down to $9.50 for a two-pack. Not sure what part number you're looking at specifically, but the price of this one hasn't changed at all.
86178
the model i bought did not come with free line but i intend to contact WORX and see if i can talk them into free line.