WORXWG119 15 Electric String Trimmer, 4.9" x 9.2" x 38.6", Orange and Black

Revision after I modified the line spool I drilled out the spool to fit .080 line and the edger is much better now. Spool with .080 line does not hold very much line, but it works soooooo much better now. I just used a drill bit slightly larger than .080 line and widened the spool line hole for the initial string when you wrap the string/line.I pulled this unit out of the trash to give this modification and it worked out and then some.Original 1 year rant:I finally had to throw this unit away because I had just re-spooled and fed the whole reel, manually mostly because the feeder button was sunken) to edge a fairly small yard.I bought this for my dad after I threw his last whacker of weeds away.Edger still runs fine, but feeder button sketchy and line that works with spool is too thin.

Works well considering that o is pretty inexpensive. There's not a lot of power, of course, but it's lightweight and doesn't hurt my shoulders like the heavier trimmers do.

It was a good trimmer for the first hundred feet and then the head locked up and the motor just hummed. I have no need for a humming string trimmer. Other Worx products have worked well and lasted many years. I think I must have just gotten a bad one. I would purchase another at this price.

Love everything about trimmer. Always ready to go.

Usually a weedeater of this type and size is used mostly by women so I think they should be still not so heavy. Make these things more female friendly. I am an older woman and the lighter the better.