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Today i tried a cheap no name no brand string which i could not use at all. I left it overnight in the water and today i ran a full spool cutting and trimming without a single issue. Who would imagine such an easy solution.

Another proof that there are very few good thing left in the world that Americans can't destroy. 1st all the US auto industry, then they almost succeeded on the most reliable car - Toyota (read about 3rd gen tundra's, the most American truck, was developed and built in the US), now the tractor's...

I heard they are assembled in the US, is it true?

Have someone told that it is not important on the belt driven blades?:cool:

In Branson/Tym it is an optional BS. Most guys in my area delete it, the rest just ignore it. If i knew i could do this, i'd go with a larger tractor. If then i was as smart as i'm now....

Yes, i red about it, but the question is, why the dried strings are more sensitive to it.

If i built the deck now, i'd definitely go with a composite, but i bought the house 4 years ago with the new deck. The main factor is the sun. I have a little portion where it is under the roof, The wood still looks new. The oil diesel option is virtually free. I have three 5 gallon of clean...

1. +1000 on extremely bad customer service and dealers i had to deal with. Not same problem but same experience 2. Just delete the DPF and be done. This is what good about them. No computer, no problem

I thought about it, but my deck is only 5 years old and spend north of $15K is kinda painful. If it looks good enough for 1.5-2 years, i'd be OK. So far it looks ugly only 6 month after cleaning. I actually dont mind pressure washing and re-applying every year if it holds this long. Does not...

Ok, after overnight soaking the string in water, today i ran two spools worth of cutting . The welding-melting happened only twice and it wasn't the string/head/trimmer fault. Ones i attacked a very heavy overgrowth too fast and another time there were thick twigs in the grass i did not see...

The samples held very well, but the deck i haven't done yet. We have too rainy spring and so far summer. I understand, in order to get good results the wood needs to be as dry as possible. So, waiting for the mother nature to change it's mind. So far we haven't had 3 not rainy days in the row...

I have hasqvarna head.

Nope, just some grass. Provably the hardest was young, about 18" Johnson's grass. It was welding every time. In 10 minutes i had to rewind 3 times, then i gave up and went for the internet then for TBN. It was doing it before, but not to this extend. I tried multiple brands, same results, no...

Before wasting your time guys i searched the internet and i understood the term welding applies to the condition when the string is melting and welds with the rest of it inside the trimmer's head. It is why i used this term, but yes, you cam call it melting Already dropped it in to the bucket...

No mater what brand i use, cheap or expensive, after half of the spool on the trimmer it start welding and does it every 2-3 minutes. Any idea why it happens and what is the remedy?