The DWO1DT995 QuickLoad Spool Heads to make adding new trimmer line a breeze!
Models using it: DCST920, DCST970, and DCST991.
As you see, the Quick Load has a flat bottom while the traditional bump has a traditional bump knob.
Easy Steps to Load Your Quick Load Spool
- Cut up to 25 feet of trimmer line.
- Line up the eyelets on the spool with the arrow on the spool head.
- Push one end of the line through one eyelet and out the other, so the line is even on both sides.
- Hold the spool cap steady with one hand.
- With your other hand, turn the spool head counterclockwise to wind the line onto the spool.
- Stop winding when about 5 inches of line stick out on each side.
Now your trimmer is ready to use!
Comments
6 comments
Once again I've sent several requests for help without any help. I assure you I shall never buy a DeWalt product again. Stihl, here I come
Whom ever came up with this design should have their head examined. Gonna sell this garbage and go find a trimmer with a spool that's easily removed and wrapped. And can carry a wound spare.. idiots.
I have to admit that the design of this is a little funky. Also I'm not impressed if customer service is as bad as the two mentions above.
There is a big design floor, using an open bearing for the strimmer head, where it is only protected by a loose metal cap, held in place by the spool head. This needs to be changed to a sealed bearing.
The instructions for the replacement of the trimmer line are not very clear either. The pre-spooled trimmer line had become tangled in the head itself, which needed dismantling to enable the line to be sorted. There were no instructions on how to do this correctly.
I have had this trimmer for about 5 years and it is still working as it should. I do think the way to ad string is a bit daunting, but this article and a few different people on YouTube make it easy.
I haven't dealt with CS but i did by a couple extra spools to have them preloaded and they are an easy switch with a screwdriver to hold and twist off.
Is this for commercial use NO but for my couple of acres it gets the job done. User error would be my guess if someone is completely unhappy with the product. The price and the ease of use makes it great for me. Plus 5 years so far for sub $100, I'll take it.
It sounds like you're frustrated with the design of the Dewalt 20V DCST922 string trimmer, especially regarding the spool system. The difficulty in removing and wrapping the spool, along with the inability to carry a pre-wound spare, seems to be a major inconvenience for you. If you're looking for a simpler, more user-friendly trimmer, consider exploring models with quick-load spool systems or those that allow for easier maintenance.
What an enormous piece of garbage. I too intend to never purchase any item sold by Dewalt, ever. I also intend to tell all of my friends.
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