18V ONE+ 25cm Line Trimmer 2.0Ah Kit (R18LTR52)

Watch video to learn how to extend your line trimmer.

This guide explains how to rotate the head on a Ryobi trimmer to achieve versatile trimming angles by unlocking the head with the button on top, holding it while rotating or tilting the head to the desired position, and then releasing the button to…

Watch video to learn how to turn your line trimmer into an edger.

The auto-feed feature automatically extends the cutting line as it wears down, maintaining the correct length without manual adjustment. To use it, trim normally with the trigger engaged, then release the trigger when the line wears down and the…

Guards must always be fitted for the Line Trimmer to work correctly and safely. Please see the video on how to fit your guard.

This troubleshooting guide explains that if the trimmer line does not advance on an auto-feed head, the issue may be caused by fused line from heat buildup, insufficient or overly short line on the spool, or tangled line, and can be resolved by…

To replace the cord on a Ryobi battery-powered whipper snipper, first turn off the unit, remove the battery, and ensure all safety precautions are followed. Flip the trimmer over to access the spool housing, press the tabs on the sides of the spool…

To change the line on a Ryobi whipper snipper, first turn off the unit, remove the battery, and wear protective gloves. Turn the trimmer over to access the spool housing, press the side tabs to remove the spool cover, and pull out the old spool.…

To get the most out of your line trimmer, make sure the line reaches the guard and regularly bump or stop-start for auto-feed models. When cutting long grass (30cm), tackle it in three stages: 20cm, 10cm, and finally 3-5cm. This technique prevents…

The best way to cut thick or overgrown grass with a line trimmer is to work in stages by first trimming only the top layer using a smooth, sweeping motion to reduce resistance. Once the upper portion is cleared, the cutting height should be…

Bump feed trimmers require you to tap the head on the ground to manually advance the line, giving precise control over how much is extended. Auto feed trimmers automatically advance the line when the trigger is released, allowing continuous cutting…

For a clean finish, use a steady side-to-side sweeping motion with the line parallel to the ground. Tilt the trimmer head slightly when cutting edges, and maintain a smooth, controlled pace for even results and to protect both the lawn and trimmer.

Trimmer line breaks most often due to using the wrong line diameter, hitting hard surfaces, or worn spool components. Line that is too thick or thin can feed poorly and snap, while contact with concrete, brick, or fences causes rapid wear. Damaged…