Will the Grass Gator 3600 work on my Ryobi electric trimmer. It is a two speed, LOW and HIGH speed, curved Head. Thanks for your input.
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The packaging on the Grass Gator 3600 states that it is for gas powered trimmers only. Grass gator makes a replacement head for electric trimmers that uses string.
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It claims it does. "Fits 99 percent of all gas trimmers, including ryobi, john deer, echo, stihl, homelite, bolens Weed Eater. Also fits Craftsman, toro, cub cadet, troy built, Poulan and most other makes."
1791928
I do not know. You may want to email the Grass Gator people at www.techsupport@cmdproducts.com. Hope this helps.
808669
Check you model number and battery you have. I purchased this for a grass whip.
2164869
Not according to the chart that STIHLusa.com provides. Go to http://www.stihlusa.com/products/trimmers-and-brushcutters/accessories/trimmer-heads-and-blades/ ad select trimmer heads and blades. I own a different model number but I reference this before purchasing anything
2072379
I am not familiar with this trimer. I looked it up the best I could. The chain saw needs an EZlink system for clip on attachments to the power head. It appeared that the Ryobi had a similar system, so it might work if the coupling fits.
1564057
It's universal so I would say yes but you can go to the gator site and look. I sure hope it works for you because it makes yard work fun :)
1438853
You need to go to their website and check the list of compatible trimmers. With my model of Stihl it said it would fit but I had to get an adapter, supplied by Grass Gator at no charge, and even then I had to modify the mounting procedure from what they said.
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Not sure, but with a 99% chance its worth the try. "Yes, it should work, it's made for curved shaft trimmers," to my knowledge it will not work on any straight shaft trimmers.:) I wasn't prepared to give up on my 1998, model Craftsman I been using since 1999, it has worked with the Grass Gator for two summers so far and hoping for more. The next one I get will not be the bump-and-go type for sure. I replaced the bulb and fuel line one year before the bump-and-go bottom wore out and the spring fell out, so I replaced it with the Grass Gator 5600, works well, didn't think my well maintained Craftsman would last so long. Will keep using it until she stop singing. Not sure, but with a 99% chance its worth the try. "Yes, it should work, it's made for curved shaft trimmers," to my knowledge it will not work on any straight shaft trimmers.:) I wasn't prepared to give up on my 1998, model Craftsman I been using since 1999, it has worked with the Grass Gator for two summers so far and hoping for more. The next one I get will not be the bump-and-go type for sure. I replaced the bulb and fuel line one year before the bump-and-go bottom wore out and the spring fell out, so I replaced it with the Grass Gator 5600, works well, didn't think my well... » Read More Not sure, but with a 99% chance its worth the try. "Yes, it should work, it's made for curved shaft trimmers," to my knowledge it will not work on any straight shaft trimmers.:) I wasn't prepared to give up on my 1998, model Craftsman I been using since 1999, it has worked with the Grass Gator for two summers so far and hoping for more. The next one I get will not be the bump-and-go type for sure. I replaced the bulb and fuel line one year before the bump-and-go bottom wore out and the spring fell out, so I replaced it with the Grass Gator 5600, works well, didn't think my well maintained Craftsman would last so long. Will keep using it until she stop singing. « Show Less
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The trimmer worked fine but the issue for me was the stupid self feeding feature that, for all practical purposes, requires you to buy the factory wound string. They copied the marketing strategy used by ink jet printers; they work fine with a good price point but soak you for the ink. Most trimmers are like this now. I searched and found a Ryobi (Model # RY41131, $70 on line through home depot) that comes with a pre-cut line head and an old bump and feed head. I love it and I don't have to shell out a ton of money for spools.
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I'm not a 100% but from looking at the picture of that trimmer it doesn't look like it has the changeable shaft so I don't think so. If i'm wrong about that then I would imagine so but I got mine with the Ryobi ZRRY15122BM 10 Amp Expand-It Electric Power Head. Sorry I couldn't offer more but I hope this helped some at least.
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I bought the hedge trimmer attchment for my weed eater and I love it, it has different angles you can set it at to cut. I works really good. I use it on my ground cover and the bushes .
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I use it in leaf blower and weed whacker. I would think it should work with hedge trimmer.
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It should as long as you have a little quick disconnect button and your trimmer will work for universal attachments. It is universal. I have mine on Troy Bilt curved shaft weed eater.
937151
Ryobi has an "Expand-It" line of 40v yard tools. This line uses these kinds of attachments and if you check out youtube, there is a review of this edger using a Ryobi gas model. The "Expand-it" attachments will fit both gas and battery version, so if this edger fits the gas model, I don't see a problem with it working on the battery version.However, Ryobi does have another 40v tool line that uses attachments with the motors in the attachments themselves. This edger will not work with that model.
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My Ryobi attachments fit the troybuilt trimmer. So it would seem to reason it would go both ways
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Generally the gas heads don't fit the electric trimmer heads. The Makita head only uses one strand from the head. Not nearly the rpms from a gas trimmer. Love the trimmer, light weight & easy to make adjustments to. Not super powerful, but good enough. Now I don't tear the crap out of my fence & gutters.
37831
I do not know if your trimmer is a straight shaft or curved. The straight shaft worked great on my Echo & the curved wobbled too bad to use it on my Hitachi.
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My understanding is that the TrimmerPlus pole saw will fit on a Ryobi, but the Ryobi is not as powerful. The Troy built power unit is more powerful. I have both a Ryobi and a Troy Built trimmer. The attachments are interchangeable, but the Ryobi has less power.