1-2-Trim Universal Trimmer Head Attachment

>> Okay, Orlando, what are we looking at with it? >> How's it going, fellas? So, this is a universal fit um aftermarket trimmer head attachment. This is basically going to be replacing the stock bump feed. Um and so the bump feed, the situation with it is it gets real hot whenever it starts um you know, rotating and then the metal eyelets whenever some whenever the string hits against something, it breaks. This replaces that. So basically this is going to pivot the line. Don't let me show you the insertion of the line first. So you just cut your own line 12 in long. It's not a special line. And to insert it, all you have to do is this. >> And then you're done. So the advantage to this is that the lines won't break. So whenever it hits against something stationary, rocks, uh fence, chain link fence, it will absorb the impact in the pivot and not in the line. So it saves the lines from breaking. Then um like I said, it has multi-function. So you can use it with the nylon blades. It's super safe. They're just they're nylon lines basically configured into a blade shape. Um and you can use it as a brush cutter. >> Okay. >> And then the super cool third function of it is a blower blade. So instead of going back into the garage and picking up uh you know a heavy blower, having to start another machine, you could just have these in your back pocket. You pop them in and then it's directional. So you can go ahead and you know blow all the debris away. So, you tell me it's like a leaf blower, a brush cutter, and a weed whip all in one. >> Correct. And so, there's two different versions of it. The version on the left right here is what I have in my hand. It's a residential version. Um, it's going to be, you know, more of the light duty um as far as this line goes. And then over here is going to be more of a heavy duty. This is called the Pro Series. It has the same function. The materials um made made with it are just a little bit heavier duty. And then the lines the lines >> What is it called? to do. This is called the one two trim, guys.