A wide range of sizes and shapes are featured as well, so whether you have a low-maintenance yard or an unruly lawn full of aggressive vegetation, you should find an option that fits your specific situation.Greenworks 40V 12 inch Cordless String Trimmer, 3AH Battery and Charger Included ST-120 I get the hassle of winding, replacing, and adjusting frayed and broken string, so the brands covered below are all reliable and preferred by professionals. With experience as a landscaper at a large state park, I spent plenty of hours using a variety of weed eaters and different types and sizes of string.
Otherwise, you can end up with something that’s too thick for your spindle, which can either jam it up or not fit at all. Most importantly, you should always make sure the string you purchase will fit your eater. 105 inches are suited for yards with thicker vegetation, and anything above that is designed for your extra rugged, heavy-duty projects with lots of thick brush and growth. A good rule of thumb is that lines from 0.065 to 0.080 inches are for lighter work, like typical residential lawns with light weeds. The diameter, or thickness, of the string is something else to consider. Serrated strings are the most aggressive of all, with actual cutting blades shaped into the string, to tackle heavy-duty projects. Multisided–or “square”–strings, on the other hand, provide a cutting edge that is designed to slice through grass, as opposed to ripping it.
If you’re simply looking for a good all-around option for trimming grass and small weeds, go with a round string, as it's more durable, and less likely to break if it comes in contact with fencing or other landscaping elements.
The most important factor to take into account when choosing weed eater string is its shape.
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