How do you remove the bump head on a husqvarna 224L? I want to put my ugly head attachment on
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See if either of these help http://www.gardenguides.com/102053-remove-head-husqvarna-trimmer.htmlhttp://www.ehow.com/how_5871435_remove-head-husqvarna-trimmer.html
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I believe it screws off. Call them at the 800 # on the web site if you have a problem. Good luck.
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I have the Lilly and it works great. There a several shanks that will help also. I believe the package even states that this foot is for Husqvarnas. t
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I thru mind in the trash. A total waist. It made the gun heavier and awkward to sight. I even had to modify the slide lock by fileing the pivot area to keep it from binding when in place. In answer to your question, just remove the slide lock lever, after removing the recoil spring and bushing, then place your rail mount over your slide aligning the hole on the mount over the slide lock hole, then insert the new slide lock, (provided) and align with hole in the mount and gun and insert threaded pin through mount, slide lock and gun. Tighten everything. Make sure slide lock doesn't bind.
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The Husqvarna brushcutter does not have a fixed head available. Just the bump feed head is offered.
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William, sorry I can't help you. I have a Husqvarna YTH2242 which is a 22hp. V-twin.
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There is a small, flat, squarish "u" shaped retainer clip that must be pulled away from the shaft of the replaceable cylinder. It is seated through a very thin slot in the brass part of the cylinder and surrounds the two "higher" clear plastic features on the valve handle end of the cylinder. Once that is removed, pull the brass control shaft with a needle-nose pliers, (it will be stiff). Once you have replaced with the new cylinder, you will need to realign those "higher" plastic features with the in-brass slots and the retainer clip replaced. The control handle is removed and replaced with a phillips screw. after th cover plate is popped off with a flat screwdriver or knife. There is a small, flat, squarish "u" shaped retainer clip that must be pulled away from the shaft of the replaceable cylinder. It is seated through a very thin slot in the brass part of the cylinder and surrounds the two "higher" clear plastic features on the valve handle end of the cylinder. Once that is removed, pull the brass control shaft with a needle-nose pliers, (it will be stiff). Once you have replaced with the new cylinder, you will need to realign those "higher" plastic features with the in-brass slots and the retainer clip replaced. The control... » Read More There is a small, flat, squarish "u" shaped retainer clip that must be pulled away from the shaft of the replaceable cylinder. It is seated through a very thin slot in the brass part of the cylinder and surrounds the two "higher" clear plastic features on the valve handle end of the cylinder. Once that is removed, pull the brass control shaft with a needle-nose pliers, (it will be stiff). Once you have replaced with the new cylinder, you will need to realign those "higher" plastic features with the in-brass slots and the retainer clip replaced. The control handle is removed and replaced with a phillips screw. after th cover plate is popped off with a flat screwdriver or knife. « Show Less
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Yes bump head. Pretty easy to restring. I would go with a tanaka trimmer tho..
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OK FOLKS - since the mfg has never heard of a technical writer, I will explain in plain English. Unlike what the mfg says, you do NOT hold back the black conical end of the attachment that inserts into the body. This part is the part that separates FROM the body. So, just get a thinner-ended pair of scissors that will fit in the little 1mm or so gap and pop it off. It's pretty snug, but if you do it equilaterally, it will be fine. Just give it a few small, quick pops to break the friction then pop off like a cork. I hope this helps you frustrated geeks like myself who want to try the other attachments ASAP! Best, Mike @ MikesSauces dot com.
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I haven't removed them. They are a star-pattern hole on each side (6-point star). You might be able to use an allan wrench, but I'm afraid it may strip the screws. With the correct tool, the head should be removable very easily.
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You should use the spur with a face plate. Drive the spur out of the face plate from the threaded end with a brass punch and hammer.
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Yes the ballhead can be removed. That's the first thing I did when I received mine.
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No! You will have to have proper tools and talent to cut it down. I made it fit on my gun. It took hours and I scratched my mp5 22 all to hell. It's still crooked a bit. It is a well made mount but NOT for the H&K; MP5 22. I wish I had never messed with it
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Not really sure about that. But see if you can get the item number and ask Husqvarna at their customer service otherwise.
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I truly don't know the answer to your question. I would suggest a call to Huswvarna Customer Service to get the real scoop.
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you could cut the ported piece off just past the redirect threads and do away with muzzle brake end. looks like the makings for a silencer. looks real good on a Ruger 22-45 MKIII with threaded barrel
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I have a Hitachi CG22EABSLP trimmer and just installed the Ugly Head - had to remove the entire spool housing to install - took 10 minutes - works great.
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I appreciate your response very much. I figured I would ask before I contact Husvarna's customer service. Thanks again.