Questions and Answers for Milwaukee M18 FUEL 18V Lithium-Ion Cordless Brushless String Grass Trimmer with Pole Saw, Hedge Trimmer, Edger Attachments

A:  Hello! We suggest using a 5/32" diameter round file and holder. - Milwaukee Tool Social Team

A:  Hello, we are sorry to hear this! Can you please email us at social.media@milwaukeetool.com, so we can learn more and assist? - Milwaukee Tool Social Team

A:  Hi Ian! To feed out the line, you will have to bump it against the ground gently while running a normal speed. - Milwaukee Tool Social Team

A:  Hello! While using a M18 HIGH OUTPUT HD12.0 battery you can expect around 30-45 minutes of work done and while using a M18 HIGH OUTPUT XC8.0 battery you can expect around 20-30 minutes of work done. Runtime and work done varies on application! - Milwaukee Tool Social Team

A:  Hi Harley! The M18 FUEL String Trimmer is compatible with all M18 batteries. The M18 REDLITHIUM HIGH OUTPUT XC8.0 or HD12.0 battery gives you best in class performance and run-time in all applications. - Milwaukee Tool Social Team

A:  Hi Donn! On the trimmer head, you can rotate the housing plate to align the red indicators on the housing plate with the red indicators above the eyelets. Then, insert the line through either eyelet and push through the head, so an equal amount of line extends from each eyelet. You can then wind in the line by rotating the housing plate in the direction of the arrows. You can reference the operators manual here for more information > https://documents.milwaukeetool.com/58-22-0376d2.pdf

A:  Super easy, see here: https://youtu.be/eEc55Zo41Y0?feature=shared

A:  Hi Paul! You will receive one head of string with your M18 FUEL Cordless String Grass Trimmer! - Milwaukee Tool Social Team

A:  Hi Paul! On the trimmer head, you can rotate the housing plate to align the red indicators on the housing plate with the red indicators above the eyelets. Then, insert the line through either eyelet and push through the head, so an equal amount of line extends from each eyelet. You can then wind in the line by rotating the housing plate in the direction of the arrows. You can reference the operators manual here for more information > https://documents.milwaukeetool.com/58-22-0376d2.pdf