Does this WG160 Model Have Wheels at the Bottom of Plastic Guard (As Pictured ) I ask cause a Later WG165 Model has the wheels On TopSide for edging only.
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Don't know about the WG165 but my WG160's wheels can be used in either position... Very easy to change from edging to, what they call, a mowing mode like shown in the WG160 picture... Hope this helps...
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Oh wait so sorry. I just looked at my manual and the one listed is the Wg160 and the wg167, Not the the wg165. But what I said earlier about the wg160 still stand. I love mine. All my neighbors now own one. I am now looking at getting the blower. I got a link to the manual too hope it helps. https://www.worx.com/Assets/WorxManuals/WG175.pdf
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In this video you can see how to change position of the wheels for different modes: http://youtu.be/PUbnA6p0cXs
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The wg160 has a slot on the bottom and on the side to moves the wheels to the bottom for mini mower mode or place them on the side for edging mode. Or remove the wheels all together to provide a lighter weight for free hand edging. Hope this helps.
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The wheels usually will be placed by the pole area for the edging but they do have a spot on the horseshoe card to move those wheels to so you can jist walk them almost moqer like. Im not aure on model numbera themself. I recall all orange. Worx gt 2.0...rhe older vwraions have wheel only for edgings and no spot to mpve the wheel on guard section to just push fpr flat moqer like teimming but that was black. Hope I clarified it for you. Enjoy! Depending on your yard size, ypu may want extra battery.
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Actually the wg160 and the wg165 share the same manual. In the one manual in the box both trimmers are listed one model is not newer than the other they both were realesed at the same time the only difference is the wg160has a 20v battery and the wg165 has a 24v battery. Other than that they operate exactly the same way.
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That's right. The wheels can be placed at the bottom or on the side depending of what mode you would like to use. Or remove the wheels all thogether. Just like in the video.
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You can even place the wheels on the bottom facing to the side if you want to work it side to side.
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Sorry for the delay in responding. This edger is easy to use for the curb edging your require. It is just a matter of removing the snap on spacer and moving the front wheel on the axle to one side or the other.
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No separate "edging tool". The inset wheel position "offers closer side edging", means you cut grass close to where the wheels travel and not, as on some other reel mowers, about 3 inches inboard of the wheels.
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I ought this a couple years ago and I have a table saw with wheels and it did not affect anything. I put it to the right of the blade vs. the left as shown in the picture, so I didn't have to take the extenstion off. I really like this and it has worked perfectly.
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It lifts up for normal edging. It goes down and rides on the street when edging a curb. Not as good as typical Sears craftsman types.
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It doesn't, but assembly was straight forward. Putting the edging wheel and guard on were the trickier parts. The handle and hand hold were straight forward.
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Yes, it just slides over the top. Buckles secure it at the bottom and sides as seen in the picture. The wheels are not protected they are open as seen.
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No. It is only an edger. Does a great lob ob edging though. Sounds like you need a tiller.
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Hi Katie, The measurements include the edging but the edging isn't as raised as it appears in the photo. It's pretty consistent and I measured it again for u and it is exactly the size listed so if your equipment is under that. It should work! I really like the product. I love the white and black color. It was easy to put together!
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I finally received mine today, took a month (slow boat from China...) It does come with a guard, which I use. (I have another Hubsan) However, the guard makes doing any tricks difficult. I use a 16gig card with no problems. Hubsan makes wonderfu quads, I recommend getting a crash kit.
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My understanding is that they have a version with the legs and a version with wheels. If you got the wheel version, no, you don't HAVE to put the wheels on, however it will be lower than it should be as a proper worksurface. It's also difficult to move because it is rather heavy, and I find the wheels help immensely for cleaning around and under.
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I ordered mine about a month ago and have used it quite a bit already and have had no problem with wheels. Plus, I'm pretty sure I read somewhere they fixed the problem.
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It comes with wheels, do you probably don't need risers, but if you didn't put the wheels on it might fit on risers
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I believe the guard is adjustable , for use from front or either side . I haven't use this tool for sometime , but I believe this is the case.
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The lower wheel was a tiny bit out of true. The blade that comes with the saw (5/8") rode perfectly on the wheel. But when I changed to a 1/4 or 1/8 inch blade it started riding on the outside of the wheel. Customer service walked me through the process of getting that straight. Customer service was friendly and helpful without being condescending. Also we looked at the brand of blade I was using. Also it turns out that Timberwolf blades did not work well on the saw. What we saw was that two blades the same width had way different tension settings when installed on the saw. I hope that helps. The lower wheel was a tiny bit out of true. The blade that comes with the saw (5/8") rode perfectly on the wheel. But when I changed to a 1/4 or 1/8 inch blade it started riding on the outside of the wheel. Customer service walked me through the process of getting that straight. Customer service was friendly and helpful without being condescending. Also we looked at the brand of blade I was using. Also it turns out that Timberwolf blades did not work well on the saw. What we saw was that two blades the same width had way different tension settings when installed on the saw. I hope that... » Read More The lower wheel was a tiny bit out of true. The blade that comes with the saw (5/8") rode perfectly on the wheel. But when I changed to a 1/4 or 1/8 inch blade it started riding on the outside of the wheel. Customer service walked me through the process of getting that straight. Customer service was friendly and helpful without being condescending. Also we looked at the brand of blade I was using. Also it turns out that Timberwolf blades did not work well on the saw. What we saw was that two blades the same width had way different tension settings when installed on the saw. I hope that helps. « Show Less
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I did not recieve any muzzle guard with my Gunslick carbon fiber rod. The attached picture shows a conical brass collar at the end of the rod. Mine does not have that either, i.e., it is just a flat brass collar. Perhaps there is a new model out and no one at Amazon has updated the picture. I would just go to a local gun shop and buy one - that way you know what you are getting.
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Yes it does, at the top middle between the handle grip is where u can manually set it to low or high. High is for normal operating speed and use and low is for idling such as if u dont want to turn off the edger to move something or come back shortly to your edging needs. Only complaint is the rubber debris guard kinda prevents you from using the deepest setting, but I removed mine and all is good.