Rino Tuff 70266 Pivotrim X4 Pivoting Trimmer Head for Curved and Straight Shaft Gas .095” String Trimmers w/ 6 Included Pivoting Lines and Adaptor Kit

I received my Rino Tuff Pivoiim sting trimmer head and installed it on my weed eater brand gas trimmer, the trimmer head is great.But the trimmer but the trimmer Line is Junk!! As it is only possible to trim 10 or 15 feet an all four lines are broke off, and it is .095Don't know what kind of plastic it is made of, but it is not nylon.. I had some .080 nylon line it was a little small. But at least it did notkeep breaking! Buy the trimmer head, but don't do as I did ! I ordered extra trimmer line!

This isn't perfect, but it is the best head I have had on my string trimmer. This is the third style I have tried. So far, it is the easiest to load with string. The string lasts pretty well - especially when trimming the weeds that grow on the street side of the curb.My one negative comment is that the swivels that keep the string from breaking also reduce the cutting effectivity, so it doesn't trim as well as with other heads.

Once you get use to how it works and its limits it does a decent edging job. Do not buy the cut replacement strings. Buy bulk string line and cut your own. Simple, easy and much cheaper.

They're not as indestructible as advertised around chainlink and such, but they're still pretty darned tough. Do yourself a favor and cut a few replacement pieces to length before you start and just carry them with you. Super ez to replace. Overall thumbs up! beats having to rewind the bump heads time and time again.

Tired of fighting tap-n-go string feeders? Me too. I only use two strings on opposing sides because my weak engine trimmer bogs down with four lines spinning. I have a lot of fence line and ornamental rocks and other stuff to trim around. When the line does wear out or break, it is so quick and easy to change out. Carry a few in your back pocket when trimming and you're back to trimming quickly and without a major fight. I will not have another trimmer without a Pivotrim cutting head on it.

This thing is terrific. I used it for the first time today, and I love it.In fact, I took my two "bump" trimmer heads, and threw them in the trash. Yes, this Pivotrim still uses up the plastic line, but not nearly as fast as the other thread-through heads.The Rino Tuff cut through my thick ground cover like "buttah!

I had hesititated buying this kind of product in the past, because I was worried about whether I could use thicker line, which I have a big spool of (just tired of re-spooling my OEM trimmer head).So as soon as it arrived I tried whether my supply of line, .105" would fit. Good.Adapting it to my Husqvarna trimmer was easy following the instructions.

My weedwacker runs a bit slower now. It’s not a bad head as it tears up weeds, just don’t like the power loss.