Are the spools hard to change?
1884567
No not at all. If you have owned one in the past like I did it is exactly the same. You pop in the spool and feed the line through the hole. That's it and then lengthen to where you want the string.
1884568
not at all but if I may suggest order extra covers for the string- I think the Manufacture has discontinued making them we have had ours for about a year and the cover cracked and fell off the other day. I am a 71 year old woman and love the weed whacker, I only have one battery, it runs down when I do!
1884569
i have not used the WORX WG152, it is too heavy for me I have a bad ,back and cannot pick it up, sorry can't help you
1017315
Agreed. Very easy to change, and the locking levers are secure. Just be sure to check the screws that mount the lever assemblies to the legs. One of mine came loose while I was making an adjustment and the leg section fell out. Not a big deal, fixed with the turn of the screwdriver.
1184751
I don't know. If you download the instruction manual for that model it will tell you which spools work.
1867630
Yes (From appearances and 3 weeks of heavy use... it is a better spool than the original...head seems more robust) Note: Should only reload with .065 line to keep head rpms up.
43352
the replacement spools fits all models.if you are skeptable go to worx.com.
1596930
It's changeable but the lock is so weak that a different combination doesn't matter or help. The shaft holding the lock together is a plastic tube and can be broken easily by prying with a screw driver. You don't even need to pry hard.
887363
you can shorten the wires , it would be very tedious , you would need the correct wire/pin tools to open and close all the fittings/crimps
1797975
I don't know get the model number on the WG 118 and see what kind of spools it takes or what did it take last time
1634853
If you are talking about the actual trimmer spool...I did not have any luck doing so. You can get a different attachment though. Fyi, my original trimmer had isn't that bad...just hard to pull off the cap to replace the line.
1380273
No turning spool, but after the hose has been in there for a few days, it's easy to get it back in. Must be done by hand every time, though.
1570181
I am not sure. The way I knew what spool to buy was I kept the Instruction Manual and that's what listed replacement items. Try looking online at www.blackanddecker.Com for the answer. Key search your item and I'm sure you will find the answer.
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 .
855486
Not sure. My father did the replacement but they just screw right in so shouldn't be too hard.
2268431
Must buy replacement spools. They are not expensive and will avoid line jamming that comes from rewinding spools.
1280202
No. The rod ends have a roll up device that would not be easy to remove in order to change the length.
353969
i don't know ,you will have to try one to see ,as long as it has enough room on the spool to turn don't see why it wont
274365
Not that I know of. I've simply replaced the line myself. It's not that difficult to do.