can a nylon or plastic light duty blade be installed on an electric trimmer
511031
they are not meant to. I had to modify mine and change screws. Also had to use a heavy duty adhesive. I like it soooo much better than the string
511032
It depends on the trimmer. You have to look and see if your trimmer model is supported. I have an Echo trimmer and these work well on it. They cut through grass nicely, but wear down pretty quick.
1507825
I cut mine with scissors. It is solid plastic but still a little flexible and not really thick. A utility knife should work, too.
1407800
Depends on the trimmer's specs. Normally this diameter is for electric units
443744
We do not stock a grass trimmer the doesn't use the string to cut. We do stock an edger model #LE750. This is equipped with a metal cutting blade.
1438852
It would not work on my trimmer, so I don't know as I can not use this device.
1455313
The plastic trim tool is not required in order to install these rails. Thanks
1710650
I never looked for that kind of blade for it. The company is very helpful. The string is very thick and we have had no problems cutting through what we needed. You do not want to get close to any siding or metal it will cut holes into this stuff
1431709
The Prunning Stik does not need a blade. The nylon cable pull will stretch or loosen just from use. It can be untied slightly and re-tightened and the blade will close properly. I would suggest a lawnmower repair service to do this. I have done it so if you're game should be no problem.
2163878
I am not sure about that question however I have cut plastic pipe for irrigation purpose and small steel pipe maybe 1or 2inches in diameter with the blade made for cutting steel which comes with the saw. I hope that helps.
1006958
There is a rivet at the bottom of the sheath that would have to be removed in order to remove the plastic part. You might be better off just buying a leather sheath because if you remove the plastic, the only thing protecting you from the blade is a thin layer of cloth.
1298692
Probably not, since metal blade is fixed in plastic holder. I suppose the plastic in front of the blade could be filed down or broken off.....not sure if worth it, or if safe.
1518279
I would think that this blade can dur plastic conduits. For metal conduits I would use the diamond blade. Understand that you will have to go around the conduit if the conduit is much bigger than 1/2".
371949
Yes. You won't have any problems whatsoever. Buy the no# 10 blade. I love this trimmer. Perfect for my cat and my two dogs.
1272020
Another guy asked a question just like this. Someone said this blade worked with a variety of Andis trimmers. Look into the return policy and experiment. Then let me know how it works out.
1663470
Yes. Blades are expensive, but last & cut steel fast IF taken care of. Keep item CLAMPED TIGHT.
667350
YES... straight cuts only, and plastic must be solidly suported on both sides of the cut and bottom to diminish or exclude vibration. And let the blade do the cutting--do not rush it.
1182625
Yes. I use mine to trim such branches (on trees and bushes) that are too thick for an electric trimmer.