Arnold Maxi-Edge .065-Inch x 440-Foot Commercial Grade String Trimmer Liner
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About Arnold Maxi-Edge .065-Inch x 440-Foot Commercial Grade String Trimmer Liner
Overall Feedback:
92% positive
91% appreciated its clean cutting performance
This line cuts quicker and is better than the standard round line based on my experience.
I noticed that the motor bogged down less and the battery held a strong charge longer. I also concluded that this filament cuts with less resistance than the standard filament and had no string breakage.
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The motor bogged down less and the battery held a strong charge longer. Additionally, this filament cuts with less resistance than the standard filament and has no string breakage.
90% found it easy to load and replace
This line is easy to use and effective in trimming. It cuts quicker than the standard round line, making a noticeable difference.
88% praised for its durable line
The line quality of the string-trimmer-lines-spools makes a difference over the standard round line that most battery powered trimmers come with. It cuts quicker which is great.
The line is sturdy and easy to use, making the installation process straightforward and hassle-free.
I found that the trimmer line is better than the OEM line that came with my Black & Decker 20V Max trimmer.
I was able to demolish the thickest stuff I could throw at with the line. I cleared a section of 16 ft wide and 30 ft long with one spool on the trimmer. Most of the overgrowth was over 4 ft tall. Based on my experience, the line is highly effective.
85% appreciated its size and fit
I advise others to get the correct size for their trimmer as it fits mine perfectly.
I was able to clear a section of 16 ft wide and 30 ft long with just one spool on the trimmer.
The Arnold Maxi-edge bulk spool is a perfect fit for my trimmer.
