Will this work on a 1993, 125L Husky? Does it also require a guard with blade to trim the string back?
1772002
I can't answer the first question, but yes, it will need the guard to trim the string. I can also tell you that it is the best-performing trimmer head I've ever had. I bought it for a trimmer that wasn't listed and the included hardware, which is intended to work with trimmers of different brands) worked on my Tanaka commercial-duty trimmer. You can always buy it, see if it works, and return it if it doesn't mount to your trimmer. Since you have a Husty brand trimmer, it would be more likely to fit than another brand, in my opinion. They make two models of this, one is for smaller trimmers, this one for larger ones. Mine has a 32 cc engine and has a much larger head then my smaller, lightweight trimmer.
1466095
While I don't have this exact saw; I have the 12" compound saw, I doubt that it will work. It won't fit between the blade and the guard. I haven't done it yet but I will buy the DeWalt laser that fits the front of the guard.
1390327
Yes, you can do different lengths using the blade guards. I use the shortest guard on my Havanese and it leaves her hair about an inch long. Just make sure coat is clean before clipping.
765528
The only thing that you have to assemble is the grass guard on the trimmer shaft. Other than that, you simply slide the shafts together and tighten the clamp. As for the trimming line. I use bulk line. I would say that pre-wound will work as well.
6377
I have a hairy, double coated mutt that showed up a few years ago and because her hair is long and fine, it picks up every burr in our fields. And she is why I bought the heavy duty Andis. I use a #3 3/4 skip tooth, cuts about 1/2" (you may want to get one that cuts 3/4" or more, but the skip tooth makes for a more layered look than the full tooth blades. Get the blade size you want but I would suggest the skip tooth blade for those thick coats. You may have to stop for awhile if the blade get too hot, especially to begin with. I cut my dog every couple mo nths so it doesn't take so much effort each time. You might want to do it outside also. We live in the country and I just let the wind blow the hair into the fields-easy clean up!
1292233
It will most definitely work. Please wear a glove or protect your hands. I didn't use the guard because it sucks and shredded my finger. The blade is extremely sharp!
1527324
It fits and works well on my Husqevarna walk behind trimmer. This is a very durable trimmer line.
701973
Yes, it can be used without the guard. The guard just pulls off. Only long haired dogs need to use the guard.
1722617
From what I have read it is supposed to fit poulin/craftsman/husky and a few more, but the best way to be sure is to ask the seller. That is what I did and mine fit great. I had to replace the tensioner sprig for the new belt as they are made from Kevlar and really stiff. my spring was a little weak anyway. hope this helps.
984936
Honestly, I don't know, huskys have such thick fur I'm not sure. It will continue to shock at the wire line. Worked great for my Doberman. Now that he's trained we are bringing the fence into the house to protect the couch while we are gone all day.
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.
1088786
The literature says that it will work with straight shaft trimmers. One other reviewer commented that if you use a trimmer for more than 30 minutes each time, then the harness is worth it. I usually use it for an hour each time and it helps (Stihl 95R) but there are some trade offs. It does limit the reach area and how you stand on hills, trimming uphill is better.
1527323
I have two trimmers but neither is a Husqevarna. Both of my trimmers came factory supplied with 0.130" diameter string. I tried a small package of the 0.155" string as a test. It worked fine. On occasion, I double the strings for tough cutting, that is, I use two strings at each connection point. Both of my trimmers have space for that setup. I would suggest that you try a small package of the 0.155" line and decide after that. The 0.155" line cuts well and the price is very good for the quantity of line. Hope that helps.
1834704
That is the reason I purchased this version instead of the solid shaft version. The attachments are universal. I have several Ryobi attachments and a generic edger attachment that all work on this Husky trimmer.
990501
I don't know. There are many models of weedeaters. It will depend on the power of yours, how the string head is mounted on the shaft and if you have enough clearance for the blade under the guard.
2143786
I have Goldendoodles and use this blade. However, I suggest going to the Andis site to see which ades are used for different trims.
990498
Check the size of the mounting shaft on the weedeater and make sure it will clear the guard.....it should with a 4 in radius.