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After all these years I had no idea my head needed to be greased. Thanks for the demonstration!

A man's best friend is someone else who enjoys yard work. Cheers from Down Under.

My original trim head died on me yesterday. Today I began my search for a replacement and came across your video. Discovering that this is the coolest and most efficient trim head that I've ever seen. Thanks for this tutorial! I liked what you presented and went out to buy one, using your link below. Can't wait to put it to use next week.

Im older and I always used line replacement time to take a sit down break with a cold ice tea, a smoke and too refeed some more line. Now the mrs who loves to watch me work, says, I bought you the speed feed so it would help you get done faster, but it still takes you the same amount of time to finish as the old head. I said... Oh....I thought you got the speed feed so I could enjoy more of my breaks... Besides I can't fill it with my hands full.... Raising tea in one hand and a smoke in the other, with a big smile on my face! Lol

If you want to make that speed feed head last 100 times longer, drill a small hole in the center of the bump button and install a small bolt and flat washer from the outside with a lock nut on the inside of the bump button. no more plastic contacting ground.

I'm a recently retired middle school Science teacher. You present things clearly, and the pace is well-managed. Well-done vid.

Thanks for turning me on to this amazing trimmer speed head. Works flawlessly and eliminates the frustration of winding new line onto a spool. I'm a big fan of all your videos and have recommended you to friends and neighbors.

Late to the party, just discovered your channel and I am very happy I have! Simple, straight to the point content is so very welcoming in this day and age. Thanks to you I did not toss my two year old Husqvarna off the highest bridge I could find!! New carb installed in a few minutes and she's new again. Now I need the new speed feed head you recommend!! Hahaha thank you very much for your content!

The factory head for my 1994 McCulloch Pro-Mac III Super weed trimmer never worked right. I used a variety of simple trimmer heads (adding pieces of line or plastic blades as you trim) over the years (decades). I decided to give the Speed Feed 400 head a try today. The gold arbor fit perfectly. I did some major trimming with it right away. It is a great trimmer head! Made my 27 year old trimmer seem like a new machine!

Just how I have been feeling - there are indeed "forces against me" getting my lawn mowed. Sure hope I can learn some tips through your videos.

Love your videos,I'm 71,been landscaping since 15 yrs old maintain & and try to work on my own equipment,YOU DA BOMB ! KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK

I love how universal these heads are, especially when they got into Echo's ownership. I actually retrofitted this to my Ryobi 790r (which may have been overkill for that kind of trimmer), and it works just like it was the original, and may even outlast the thing.

Recently started watching your videos. Very informative. And thank you for sharing your knowledge. I am going to change out my trimmer head to the speed feed. It is sooo much easier than the conventional one. I saw your video on loading the two different heads. You were the only one who mentioned the length of the new line to use. My Stihl straight shaft's owners manual doesn't tell you what length to use which I found odd. Thanks for all your help, Ray from Central Ohio.

Just got mine in today and thanks to your video it was a breeze to install and I love it. Thank you so much! I also purchased some Superlub FS from my local Stihl dealer for only $6.95 and greased it, which has never been done before btw lol, but again thanks to your video now I know. This is a very helpful instructional video so keep em coming from Mike in Alabama 🙂

I changed over to this type of head a couple years ago. So much easier than the old type that came on my brush cutters. So glad I watched your video, I didn't know about the greasing of the head. My original Sach's 330 brush cutter I did install zerk fittings in the shaft. That worked very well for the shaft lube but over time the rubber bushing inside the tube started slipping.

I appreciate your instructions and as well as things to watch out for while replacing a trimmer head. Thank you very much for the effort and content you put into your videos!

I just installed one of these a couple of months ago! I wish your video was on here back then, it definately would have helped. I didn't know about the grease either! Thanks for the tip!

The 1 on the Milwaukee works like the Speedfeed,I replaced it with a Speedfeed when I wore out the factory 1, love both heads

You are amazing! You provide straight forward information, in an easy to understand manner and finally, you just come across as a genuinely nice person. Thank you so much for your generous gift of your time and effort to educate people.

You have a talent for clearly explaining things. Thanks for making these very helpful videos.

You're a great teacher! You make it all seem easy even the actual trimming at the end of your video and all that work in 15 minutes. I'd need a couple hours siesta time after all that work you did. Thanks for your videos.

Just got the 400 installed on the old Stihl FS85 thanks to Chickanic! Also greased the gearbox for likely the first time! Running great and so simple to change line!

You have no idea how much time you've saved me and how much easier you've made things. Thank you so much.

I want to thank you for this tip. I've used this head a couple of times now, really like it.

Thank you, thank you, thank you! Finally, a person who explains how to do something so that even I could (not only understand, see visually what to do) feel confident in changing the trimmer head on my Stihl. I was wondering if you ever have a video out that shows how to sharpen and adjust the blades on a Fiskars Reel Mower I would be very grateful for the information. I have watched a few from UKposts and they are done so poorly that I now have a mower that doesn't want to cut anything. Thanks again for the fantastic video.

Thanks for the recommendation and the tutorial. I just installed mine and so much better than the stock unit. Also I never knew these could be greased. Love the no nonsense teaching so very refreshing!!! Subscribed 😅

7:00 That bit about the room to bump was very helpful.

Best addition to a string trimmer EVER! I installed one on my old Echo a couple years ago and it's still going strong. Thanks Chickanic!

Thats the first thing I buy when I get a new trimmer. I love the speed feeds. Love the name of your channel BTW!

👍I hate messing with trimmer heads. I can't believe the Speedfeed is so simple to load up with string.

The only time I have ever grinned while putting line on a spool. Great product - thanks for the recommendation!

I might need to look into one of them. I got pretty good at refilling my string head but that definitely looked easier and a bit faster.

Your videos have been beneficial. Please keep them coming. I'm pretty sure it took you much longer to list the brands and model numbers than it took to produce your video. I found a Zerk fitting that fits the grease hole and makes greasing an easy chore. For those who want to know. These grass trimmers', with gas engines, need to be broken in. I would also recommend NOT using 10/15 methanol gas as it will harm the engine.

Aww…this was just lovely! Thank you soooo much for your clear explanation, your obvious knowledge about your work tools and your willingness to help others conquer all that yard sh!t. I needed this. Our Stihl’s instructions for putting replacement line in the whacker are so back-assward that neither Hubs or I can do it correctly. The Speed feeder seems to be the answer to our problem….thanks! I love to fool around with stuff like this when I can rely on a good instructor to teach me the tricks!!

I've lived on acreage for 40, yrs and you've taught me more about trimmers than I ever knew. Thanks a bunch! New sub

Excellent ! Tried other sites to in stall my new speed feed but only this one worked for me. Clear and simple.

Thank you very much for this video. This is also applicable to the Echo speed replacement heads which come with the absolutely worst instructions ever. You are the only person that I could find who actually goes thru all of the steps for the head replacement and explains the how's and why's. Thanks again for your incredibly helpful videos and insights.

You are awesome! I am an older woman and feel challenged when it comes to mechanical things...not sure why, but...I am so very glad to have found your channel. If I can somehow manage the “strength” end of things, I believe you can give me the “know-how”. Thank you so much for presenting these videos. I now need to find something understandable about how to build and install a 60 ft minimum tower in order to be able to get internet services to my property....so I can watch videos from where I am trying to make a little “home”. Thank you again!

The "speed feed" is similar to the 'load & go' type for my old Efco combo trimmer/cutter (used for property maintenance). To save myself time, I bought 3. It was quicker to change them out and fill 'em later.

Thanks for all the tips and info you provide. You've saved me a bunch of money and a whole lot of swearing at my mowers and other gas powered equipment. Thanks again!

It is interesting to note that the reverse threads on the arbor is for self-tightening.

Regarding those forces that work to prevent lawns from being mowed - they walk among us, seeking out the mowers and trimmers you most rely on; their mission is to make sure your tools will not work when it is most critical that the lawn be mowed immediately, and they choose to screw up those parts which are both unavailable locally and no longer made. And they love their job!

Great job as always Bre. Still waiting for morning frost and snow flurries to stop but still busy. God Bless you.

It us si refreshing to watch somebody explain how to do something that really knows what they are talking about.

Thank you for taking the time to do all this. I installed the head in less than 5 minutes thanks to you. Haven't re-loaded it yet but.... Good job. And please keep it up.

Thank you for a very informative video. Love your channel and by the way, it’s so nice to see someone working and not wearing gloves all the time. If your hands get dirty-that’s what soap and water are for. From an old school guy. Just saying.

I found the 'Echo' branded Model 400 at my local Echo dealer (and a little cheaper than online stores.) Installing it was "Easy Peasy." The local dealer had one already set up for my Curved Shaft Echo GT2000. Getting the original OEM head off took some persuasion though. In all, it was about a 20 minute process (with 15 of those minutes spent getting the old head off.) Thanks for the great tip! 😎

Always appreciate your clear concise videos. I was asking myself why I was watching this until the end when you taught me to lube my trimmer head. Thanks as always! 💪🏼

Thank you for this video. I now better understand these heads. My dad who is a mechanic and I we’re trying to get a trimmer head off. It looks like we were turning it in the wrong direction. This resulted in damage to the gear box. It’s also good to know how to lubricate the head. Just like you said, I was unaware of this need.

I bought the Echo 400 Speed Feed head, which looks identical to this one. It fitted directly onto my Greenworks trimmer, without having to take anything apart. To make the plastic cap last longer from all that bumping, drill a hole through the center and attach a large metal washer, with a nut and bolt.

Helpful stuff here. Info, tips, and mysteries explained for anyone to undrstand. Thanks Bre! You've gained another subscriber.

I had no idea I needed a new head for my Stihl trimmer until I saw this video. Your video was really well done, and provided all the info. needed to set up and install this trimmer head. The trimmer head is fantastic. Thanks -

I had a model older than this one that I love. My sister has difficulty with tools that are too heavy and she actually loved mine and found it easy to use ukposts.infoUgkx_rBCFuDW1zD6blTGhLkvAkxU657uR_lG . This is a newer model but was even lighter which she really appreciates. She enjoys it and I no longer have to go to her house to trim as she can handle it fine. Haven't used it enough to comment on the battery life but lithium batteries last longer than the old style. Being cordless makes it easy to trim the far edges of the property. The entire yard can be trimmed with one charged battery.

Every so often something comes along that actually makes time consuming tasks easier thank you for highlighting the ease this new head works…I also like the special combo ratchet/ field arbor press - 10mm socket tool, I have the 9/16” version

Well done and you explained it as you preformed the job. If I could get my help to be as thoughtful as you are I would be a happy camper. Blessings

Glad I watched ! I haven't greased my weeder heads in forever. Thanks for the reminder.

You know what amuses me is, I always run out of line at the start of the job, never at the end. Every single time! I just get started, get into the groove, make my way along one fence line and boom, line's gone! No drama anymore with the speedfeed though. Whoever invented these is a damn genius. Love them. Great tip from another viewer about putting the bolt through the centre of the cap to make it last longer too. Really enjoying the channel, it's so cool to see a chick(anic) getting into it and getting her hands dirty. I have to say, as good a mechanics as they are, you're much easier on the eye than Steve or Don too, especially when you smile.... sorry fellas lol! Subscribed!

Bought one for my Echo about a year ago and I love it.

Thank you for keeping it clear and simple.

I’ve always wondered about greasing the gearbox . Thanks for answering that question for me !!

That sure does look nice and easy to use. However the stock head on the Husqvarna is also easy to use and has been working very well for 12 years for me so I'm gonna stick with that, at least as long as it works well. If it ever breaks I may try the shindaiwa head.

I had no idea about greasing the gear! Makes sense! Thank You!!

This channel is the greatest help in garden/lawn care equipment!

Excellent demonstration and explanation. Thank you for also listing compatible weed trimmer models. You rock!

Love your channel!

Love watching and learning more about the videos u share keep up the great work and God bless you and your family

Thanks for the tip. It has made my Stihl fs90 so much more useful. Great invention, great tip. Love your channel. Added the bump bolt too.

ANOTHER GREAT INFORMATIVE VIDEO!!!!! You are AWESOME!!!! 💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽💯💯💯💯

Nice info, thanks!

Watched this video and went out and purchased a Speed Feed 400 for my Stihl FS131. Trimmer head has changed my life. Cuts great, no snags, super easy to reload. Thanks Chickanic!

About as clear a video as I have ever watched ! Perfect , seriously . Thx Now I go buy one and know it will work on curved AND straight units, much appreciated .

What a great video - and a great idea for loading a trimmer head! Can I ask what Shindaiwa model you have or might recommend? Is entry level good enough for trimming around things on a 2 acre place, or would you recommend something more powerful? Thank you!

Excellent tutorial. Nothing like weed wacking when the mower won't start...!

Took me awhile to fine this. Completely agree with great design of this trimmer head. Did NOT know about aligning arrows and hole! So obvious NOW! Thank you. I did find that install process instructions were confusing. So many parts in the package. Figured it out with some trial and error. My Echo straight shaft was a simple out of the package and install just as you said.

Awesome job at explaining things. You're the only one that I've ever seen show us how to oil the gears on your trimmer head. Good job keep your videos going and I'll keep watching. God bless😊

Talk about impeccable timing! I just ordered a new bump feed for my Stihl and they were on back-order. I cancelled the order and going with this Speed-Feed. I love it when the cosmic tumblers all come into place.

Thanks for taking your time to put together great video’s. You’re making a difference with each video you post. It’s great to see women working in a mechanical field, we need smart technicians.

Thanks for the great scoop! Preventive maintenance is so important.

Glad you mentioned lubing the gearbox. My 12 year old echo is probably well overdue for some fresh grease.

Been a groundsman/ gardener for nearly 30 years, I can re fill my trimmer head on my stihl 430 manual feed head ( I don't do bump feed heads) in less than 30 seconds, if I precut line for 24 ft beforehand. My present head I have has been on my trimmer since 2010, and could probably do another 10 years....... great to see you show the correct way to grease the gear head 👍🏻👍🏻 Excellent as always, greetings from the 🇬🇧

Bre: Took your advice and bought a Speed Feed 400 for my Stihl FS120. I love it! Installed as easily as you showed in your video. I love how easy it is to refill while I am working. I used my trimmer for four hours yesterday and could add more line so quickly and easily compared to the original Stihl spool. Great recommendation and great product! Thanks.

Hello, I have just started to watch your channel and appreciate the 'down to earthness' and the very easy to follow practical advice you provide. I have learned something new each episode and value the way you go beyond the obvious, such as with greasing the trimmer head gearbox in this one. Experience counts for everything! However, I was dismayed to see you finishing off demonstrating what we call here a 'brush cutter' without wearing any specific personal safety gear, and not using a harness in what might be termed as 'uneven ground'. Familiarity breeds contempt too. That said, PPE and correctly fitting common harness types might be a valuable topic for a future episode. Keep it going and keep it safe!

I watch your channel first thing every morning. You are better than a cup of coffee! I always leave with a smile on my face. You are delightful!

ONLY head i will run. I upgraded my 20 year old srm210 with this head. My god it works flawlessly and like you said it takes more time to find the trimmer line in the shop than it does to rewind the thing. Great job chickanic!

As always we appreciate your videos. These Universal Speed Feed head are the great. One problem I have run into is if you are trimming around a Lake you will collect fishing line between the back base and head. When that happens it prevents the head to feed the line out. So, I have told the guys that all they have to do is remove the head and remove the fishing line between the base plate and head. But, instead they open it and loose the spring and cap and that’s when they bring it to me. Also adding a grease fitting to the gear head is convenient as well.

Okay. I am convinced. When I first watched this, I had a new Stihl head and didn't want to buy another one. Now I have decided to change it out. You are the inspiration for that. Thank you.

This video saved me so much time and frustration. I started with the instructions and got confused and then I watched your video and in a few minutes it was together. Thank you so much!!!

My Dewalt 20v cordless came stock with that type of trimmer head.

The speed feed heads are indeed the best. I did commercail lawn care for 25 years and stringing new line into a weedy was never faster or easier.

didn't realize diff between round, knobbed and triangular line. will go to round from now on. thanks for the tips😊

This was the best video that I’ve watched all month and it was a big help for my echo trimmer Thanks 😊

Thanks on the extra info on lubricating the trimmer!

For anyone interested in knowing what models of trimmers the Universal Speed Feed will fit, here is a list. THANKS FOR WATCHING!!! ARIENS : BC350, BC400, TB220E, TB260 DOLMAR : LT250, MS340, BC250, BC337, LT225, LT250, NB03, NB04, NB26, NB40, NB50, NB411, F Bolt, BC225, LT154, LT225, MS20C, MS2501, MS253, MS2300, MS2514, MS2600, MS2810, MS3100, MS3210, MX20C, NAB231, NB01F, NB02, NB16F, NB2, NB211, NB26, NB31, NBF171 ECHO : SRM SERIES 140, 140A, 140D, 140DA, 200, 200A,200AE, 200BE, 200CE, 200D, 200DA, 200DB, 200DE, 202DA, 202FA, 210AE, 210E, 250, 250E, 300,300AE, 300AE1, 300AE/1, 300E, 300E/1, 302, 302ADX, 303E, 400AE, 400B, 400BE, 400E, 1500,1500A, 1501, 2100, 2100SB, 2101, 2110, 2200,2201, 2300, 2301, 2400, 2400SB, 2410, 2500,2501, 2501S, 2502, 2510, 2601, 3000, 3010, 3100, 3100S, 3110, 3400, 3410, 3800, 4600 HOMELITE : HK16, HK23, HK24, HK33 (1985 and older), HK30 (1986 and newer), BCH Series: 20, 24, 32C, 32CD, 32CDI, 33, 33B, 33DI, 33TO, 40, 48, HBC30/B, HBC38, HK15, HK18 (after 1985), HK24 (1986 and newer), HK25, HK28, HK30 (1985 and older), HK33 (after 1986 and newer), HK38, PBC3600, PBC3800, PBC4000, ST285, ST385, ST385CG, ST400, ST485, SXD20 HONDA : UMK422LNA, UMK422LTA, UMK431LNA, UMK431LTA, UMK431UNBZ, HHT25SLTA, HHT31SLTA, HHT31SUNBA, HHT355LTAT, HHT355UKAT HUSQVARNA : 16R, 22R, 25R (1985 and older), 24R (after serial #603702), 25RL (1987 and newer), 24R (up to serial #603702), 122L, 123L, 123LD, All 225 series, 227LD, All 232 series, 235R, 322L, 322R, 324LX, 324RX, 323R, 325LX, 325L, 325R, 325RJX, 325RX, 326L, 326LDX, 326LX, 326RJX, 326RX, 323L, 323R, 335LS JOHN DEERE : 21S, 24S, 25S, 30S, 38B, 38R, 38S, 60G, 90G, 99G, 215, 240G, 250G, 260G, 300G, 305, 350G, 360G, 380G, 385, 450G, 460G, 826, 2056, T105S, XT105, XT105SB, XT120, XT140, XT140B, XT140SB, XT170, XT170B, XT250B JONSERED : Big Red, 400, BP40, BP 40 Combi, BP2040, BR400, BR420, BR450, BR460, GT21L, GT22L, GT24L, GR32L, GR32L Cat, GR2026CL, GR2026D, GR2032, GR2032D, GR2032L, GR2036, LIT30, LR200, LR220, LR220B, LR220L, LR260, LR260B, LR260L, LR300, LR320, LR400, LR420, LR450, LR460, RID30, Tiger40, GT32, GR41, GR44, J40D, RS44 KAAZ : BS400, BX400, BX540, G3CR, G4CR, J4BD, J40FD, J400G, J400GX, J480, JLQ200, JQ40, JQ50, JGQ4K, JQT200, K10, K40D, KQ30, KQ30B, KT10, KT30R, RQ30, RQ30B, RX, RX350, RX351L, T30, T50, T170, T240, U10, V15, V18, V25, V35, V40, VPS301, VRP201, VRP301, VRP400, VRS201, VRS301, VRS400, VRX360, VRX430, VRX440, VRX540, VS300, VS400, VS441, VX221, VX251C, VX360S, VX360, VX430, VX440, VX540, G3CR, G4CR, K20, KLQ20, KQ20, KQ30B, KQ40, KQP20B, KT15R, KT17R, KT18R, LRQ20, RQ20, RQP20, VP15, VP20, VP200, VRS200, VRS300, VS220, VS250, VSP250, VX230, VX260, V20 KAWASAKI : KBL23A, KBL26A, KBL27B, KBL34A, KGT, KGT27B, KGT35A, KTF27A MAKITA : EM4251, RB251, RBC221, RBC230, RBC251, RBC252, RBC255, RBC260, RBC261, RBC281, RBC310, RBC311, RBC321, RBC410, RBK410, RST1250 MARUYAMA : BC184, BC184C, BC200, BC201, BC230, BC241, BC260, BC260C, BC260H, BC260CB, BC310, BC320, BC320H, BC326, BC340DL, BC402, BC420H, BC500H, BC2300, BC2320, BC2600, BC2620, BC3020, BC3200, BC4200H, BCGX22, BCGX31, BCL2250, BCL2250C, BCL2550, BST23, MC8, MC-S, BC220DL, BC221DL MCCULLOCH : EB Series: III, IIISX, IV, IVSL, 32BC, 35L, 38AV, 85A, 280, 282, 285BCS, 297BCS, 325BC, 327BC, 2815, 2816, 2817, 2818, 2845, 3225, 3225HD, 3227, 3227HD, Mac Series: 90, 90A, 95, 95A, 99A, 99SL, 100A, 100AHD, 100HD, Pro Mac Series: III, IIISUP, IVSUP, 2325J, 2635B, 2635J, 3335L, 4HD, 4335B, Proscaper Series: IS, II, IIHD, III, IV, V, PSI, PS2, PS3, PS4, PS5, 28S, 32HD, 32HDS, SEBIV, Silver Eagle, 32BCDLX, 32BCS, SupMac 100A, Titan Series: 2300, 2300AV, 2310, 2360, 2400, 2500AV, 2565AV, 3000, 3900, 4335B OLYMPYK : 433BP, 727S, 727T, 733S, 740S, 740T, B200, B220, B220L, B220S, B260, B260L, B300, B320, B400, B420, B450, B460, OL8260BAV, OL8260DAV, OL8260LAV, OL8206TA, OL8260DAV, OL8260LAV, OL8260TA, OL8350BAV, OL8350LAV, OL8405BP, OL8460BAV, OL8725BAV, OL8725LAV, OL8726TA, OL8725BAV, OL8725LAV, OL8726TA, OL8735BAV, OL8735LAV, OL8740BAV, OL8742BAV, OL8746BAV, OL8750PRO, OL8753BAV, OL88510BAV, PRO38 RED MAX : BC254A, BC260DM, BC260DMU, BC260DL, BC261DL, BC262DL, BC340DL, BC341DL, BC342DL, BC430DWM, BC2200E, BC2200LDC, BC2301S, BC2600DL, BC2601S, BC3400DL, BC3400DW, BC4400DL, BC4400DW, BC4400DWM, BCD20, BCX2600S, BCX2600DS, BCZ2500S, BCZ2500SW, BCZ2500BC, BT2200LDC, DM340DMW, DM340FW, C2KC, MD431DMW, SCG2300DL, SGCX2600S, BC200, BC250, BC2000DL, BC2300DL, BC3401DL, BC4401DW, BCX2600S, BC2240S, BCZ2400S, BCz2500SU, BCZ2500SWG, BCZ2600S, BCZ300S, BCZ300SW, BT2000, BT2001DL, ECZ2500S-BC, SGCZ2500S, SGCZ2600S, BC17, BC23, BC32, BC220DL, BC221DL, BC240DL, BC225CL, BC300DL, BK235FL, BK345FL, BK435FL, BK530DL, BC2DWM, BC430DWM, BC440DWM, BC431DWM, BC441DWM, BC442DWM, BC531DWM, FBC22, FBC26 ROBIN/SUBARU : NB02, NB02-3A, NB02T, NB02TM, NB03, NB03M, NB16, NB16F, NB16S, NB16T, NB20T, NB23, NB23F, NB23S, NM26, NB27, NB27AU, NB31, NB31AU, NB31UA, NB211, NB211S, NB223, NB231, NB253, NB281, NB281AU, NB30K, NBF16F, NBF171, NBF231, NBF251, NBK411, NBT20T, NBT27, NBT27UA, NBT415, TNB211, TNB231, NB04, NB042D, BN23, NB26, NB30, NB50, NB321, NB321AU, NB351, NB411, NB415, NB2001, NBKT415 RYOBI : 284, 284-1, 284-2, 284-3, 285, 285-1, 285-P, 540, 540-1, 540-2, 740, 740R, 740-1, 750R, 775R, 780R, 780R-1, 780RB, 780RE, 790R, 840R, 865R, 885R, 990R, RD180K, REK285BP, 108,108S, 108KS, 3318, RD, RD430, RD520, RD1605, RD2414, RD3318, RD3330 RYAN : 284, 284-1, 284-2, 284-3, 285, 285-1, 285-P, 540, 540-1, 540-2, 740, 740R, 740-1, 750R, 775R, 780R, 780R-1, 780RB, 780RE, 790R, 840R, 865R, 885R, 990R, RD180K, REK285BP, 108,108S, 108KS, 3318, RD, RD430, RD520, RD1605, RD2414, RD3318, RD3330 SEARS : 79532, 79534, 79541, 79542, 79551,79552, 79555, 79556, 79561, 79565, 79570, 79580, 79819, 79680, 79690, 79717, 79719, 79812, 79813, 79814, 79819, 79853, 79854, 79855, 79857, 636-79545, 636-79558 CRAFTSMAN : 79532, 79534, 79541, 79542, 79551,79552, 79555, 79556, 79561, 79565, 79570, 79580, 79819, 79680, 79690, 79717, 79719, 79812, 79813, 79814, 79819, 79853, 79854, 79855, 79857, 636-79545, 636-79558 SHINDAIWA : C23, C260, C261, C270, C3410, DYB251, DYB252, DYB254, DYB261, DYB321, DYB322, F18, F20, F230, P18, P21, T260, T261, T261B, T261RX, T261XB, T27, T270, T272, T272X, T282, T282X, T3410X, T300, 22T, C20, C25, C230, C230RX, C231, C242, C2510, LT18, M230, M231, M242, M2510, T18, T20, T20A, T35, M231, M242, M2510, T18, T20, T20A, T25, T230, T230XR, T231, T242, T2500, T2510, B35, B40, B45,B450, BP35, C35, C350, RC45, T350 SNAPPER : 210SS, 210SST, 211SS, 211ST, 212CST, 214DCST, 215ORI, 215SST, 240SS, 240SST, 245ORT, 245SST, 310, 311, 311S, 410, 410SST, 411SST, 414SST, 415ORT, SST2111, SSTBC, SST2401, SS4111, SST7111, P212LST, PL212LST SOLO : 014, 100, 115, 118, 119, 130S, 400, FS135, F136, S100, S400 STIHL - AFTERMARKET : FS50, FS50E, FS50F, FS51, FS51AVE, FS60, FS61, FS61AE, FS61E, FS65, FS65AVE, FS65AVRE, FS80, FS80E, FS80RE, FS83R, FS83RT, FS85, FS85R, FS85RT, FS86, FS90, FS90AVE, FS91, FS96, F90R, FR106, FR108, FS40, FS44, FS44B, FS44J, FS44R, FS48, FS52, FS52AVE, FS52AVRE, FS55, FS55R, FS5-RC-E, FS56C-E, FS56, FS56AVRE, FS62, FS62AVE, FS62AVRE, FS66, FS66AVE, FS66AVRE, FS74, FS74AVE, FS74AVRE, FS76, FS76AVE, FS76AVRE, FS80, FS80R, FS81, FS81AVE, FS81AVRE, FS83, FS83R, FS85, FS85R, FS85RX, , FS85RT, FS86, FS86AVE, FS86AVRE, FS88, FS96, FS100RX, FS106, FS106AVE, FS108, FS110, FS110R, FS10RX, FS120, FS120R, FS130, FS130R, FS200R, FS250, FS250R, FS350, FS450K, FS550, FS550K TANAKA : AST210, AST250, AST7000, SUM250, SUM301, SUM321, SUM351, SUM400, SUM421, SUM500, SUM700, TBC Series: 162, 200ON, 205, 215, 218, 220, 220E, 220SS, 232, 233, 240, 250, 262, 265, 265SDH, 270PF, 300, 300SDH, 301, 321, 322, 325, 355, 355SDH, 373, 400, 420PF, 422, 422C, 422SDH, 425, 500, 500SDH, 501, 2000, 2100, 2110, 2200, 2211, 2510 (serial #U215189 and older), 2800, 3010, 4500, 4501, TST218, TST501, TBC160, TBC162, TBC202, TBC205, TBC210, TBC215, TBC1600 TORO : 1000, 2000, 30900, 30901, 30920, 51628, 51641, 51645, 51650, 51660, CL700, CL2100, CL20900, CL30901, CL30920, TC300, TC350, TC400, TC600, TC650, TC700, TC800, TC2100, TC3000, TC3100, TC3500, TC4000, TC5000

Have an older 242 multi-tool, with the speed feed on the trimmer head, the ultimate in line feeding. One note, if you can get a bit of tension/hold on the line while grasping the lower section, as you're screwing/drawing the line into the head, I feel you get a slightly tighter spool up. Not alot of tension, just enough, so it isn't drawing in loosely. Just tore the spark plug boot off my 242, guess which video I just came from.....Thanks for the help!

I need to get one of these! One of the things that keeps me from trimming as often as I should is knowing that I am going to have to fight restringing it at least every other time I go out with it. Every trimmer should come with this kind of head straight from the factory.

My Dewalt 40V that was a Lowe’s exclusive has this head on it, with the Dewalt logo on it.

Wow nice to see you today! I needed some “Eye Candy” ! I enjoyed it thanks!😘

Great job with camera steadiness and detail explanations of products!

Thank you so much. I just broke my trimmer head and found your channel. I bought the Speed Feed 400 and it installed just like you showed. It works Great!! Thank you