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by NormK - 07/11/25 03:53 PM
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[b]Here is some good information on how to service your Trimmer/Brushcutter gear head. [video]
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this video has been removed :-(
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Just put up another one.
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Could have at least wiped the excess grease away. I see that Stihl make a tube of grease that screws into the gear case access and you just squeeze away. Handy but expensive.
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There are alternatives, Aldo. You could turn up an adaptor that goes from an old low pressure grease gun or an oil gun to the thread on the gear case. Don't use a high pressure grease gun, you are likely to blow out some seals.
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The only vid close I've seen is this:
VIDEO
Not really service but at least how to remove.
Anyone got a better one?
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G'day Everybody,
Here's is one of many available YouTube videos [which I should of included in my McCulloch M T1255 CLS Line Trimmer post] regarding
Quick Feeding :"Tap'N Go" Brush Cutter Heads For Almost Any Make Of Model of Line Trimmer, on the market today .
VIDEO
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