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The instructions on how to remove the head depend on your trimmer and which installation method you followed to install the head
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With the shaft now locked, keep turning the GrassGator head to unscrew it. It will work as a wrench on the recessed nut or bolt. If it's been on the trimmer for a while and is hard to remove, spray some lubricant or solvent right where the recessed fastener is and let it soak for 30 minutes. That should help loosen the nut or bolt. Be careful not to force it or you'll end up rounding up the hex-shaped recessed hole which will ruin the GrassGator head.
If you need additional instructions on how to lock the shaft of your straight-shaft trimmer, check the straight shaft installation instructions:
With the GrassGator head off your trimmer, undo the 3 safety screws. You can now pull the top and bottom halves of the GrassGator apart to expose the pins.
Remove the old blades and install the new blades on the pins.
Close the head making sure the pins are completely inside the holes on the bottom half. The blades should pivot but you shouldn't see the pins. Re-do the safety screws and lock nuts and re-install the GrassGator head on your trimmer.
Pro Tip:
If you are having issues with the head torquing itself down making it hard to remove, after each use, wait for the head to cool down and unscrew it. Then screw it back on. Because the head is self-tightening, it's easier to remove it after just an hour of use than a whole season of compounded time.
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