WORXWA0007 2 x 16' Spool & Line for WORX Corded Electric String Trimmers

I love this line. It is easy to replace and self feeds. Cuts through the toughest grasses and small underbrush.

Worx double decker or DNA spool often gets listed as two spools per pack. In actuality, the spool has cutting line wrapped half on top and half on bottom. The respective ends get threaded through holes on opposite sides of the weed eater. It takes a little effort to prevent loosened string from jamming the sides of the spool holder when installing. What's worse is letting the string wear down from cutting near wood and rock then having to rethread with less string and less tension. I avoid this by checking string more often when it's in contact with hard surfaces. Dirt doesn't wear it down, btw. The bad point now gets to a good feature. When just trimming grass and weeds without hard stems, the string will last forever. Which means if you're on your last spool, you could get most of the job finished by avoiding hard surfaces. You can also avoid lots of starting and stopping to let out more string by waiting until last to trim near such surfaces. Overall, I'm quite pleased with the weed eater because it chops up weeds and tall grass well while still being light enough for a woman without much upper body strength. But, back to the spool itself, I can attest to its value because I've used my Worx as a substitute for a broken lawnmower a few times. I bought new spools that still haven't been opened by using the abovementioned strategy. To avoid frustration, I repeat, go slow when installing a new spool and don't let the string wear down so much it can fall back inside the opening. Also, the three pack I'm referring to here was a good buy.

it should be stronger

Fairly good, expensive though

Pros:-A full spool for less than $10-Dual string-Doesn't break & fly out-Has little notches to hold string so it doesn’t all uncoil on you.Cons:-I manually feed the string so every time string gets too short I have stop, take off, get string out & put back on trimmer.-If gets too hot a small part of string can stick to one another on the spool but doesn’t happen often but worth a mention.Overall I like its straight out of packaging & into trimmer in seconds. The first time I edged my yard in 2-3years I went thru an entire spool in 1 day. Disappointing...BUT, if you keep up with it & have your little groove beside driveway & grass then after that it’s a breeze and don’t use much string. So if you regularly have a touch trimming job to handle find another string, if every Saturday mower then you’ll be fine.

I'm new to the string/lawn-trimmer scene, so I'm not familiar with comparable products. That said, it worked just as I expected it should. The biggest drawback for me was that I went through a single spool within 3-4 months, which was at most, and likely much less than, 15 hours of use. My work is centered around grass and dandelions, and I never had to open it up to re-thread the line (as others here, presumably with tougher plants to cut, have reported having to do). Since I have no idea how <15 hours of use per spool compares to the competition, I'm assuming that, for the price, it was acceptable. Hence, I intend to order it again.

What could one really say about a manufacturer's replacement part? It either "works", or it doesn't.

I have purchased these replacement spools many times over the past few years. Great product.

fait sa job

The products ok should do the job

This is good

east to install

Works great and fits perfect