DeWalt Genuine OEM Replacement Trimmer Head and Line # DWO1DT995

Oh yeah fits , works . Nice not having to go to the orange box or the blue box store ! Thanks Wally World .

Great product %26 easy to assembly to attach to dewalt

The concept of this is great. I have the 20V trimmer with the old head, and it drives me nuts to wind the thing manually. When this came out, I was super excited to get it. Unfortunately, there are like . . . six of these in the entire US, so I had to order mine from a dealer in NC (I'm in Ohio). I was really excited when it arrived. The feeding isn't as smooth as I was hoping, but it works. Unfortunately, it's not usable. Attempting to "bump" it only results in nothing happening, or even worse, the string actually *retracting* into the head. If that happens, good luck fixing it without unwinding the entire spool because of how the internal design is. It's a great concept, but the execution just sucks. From the other reviews on this, it looks like I'm not alone in my thoughts. So disappointing. Probably going back to the old head.

Spool just exploded. It's the most obvious case of planned obsolescence I've ever seen. A flimsy plastic that you have to tap on the ground. Seriously... I'm done with DeWalt. I will pay a bit more for other brands...

This came standard on the DeWalt DCST920 that I purchased from Farm and Fleet. For one, their was no instructions on how to spool the thing, and after searching I found a video for an Echo trimmer that had the same head, even the instruction manual showed the other head that is available from DeWalt. Quality This trimmer head is very thin for the one piece that needs to be very thick in my opinion. The bump head wears down quickly and starts to fall apart after less than one year of regular use around my .25 acre yard. If you plan on using this around concrete, gravel or asphalt don't get this spool head. Rubbing this head around the concrete when edging the yard or curbs will over a short amount of time wear down the thin plastic on the lower part of the spool unit. I do not recommend this product. The trimmer is great, but not this spool head.

Do you want all your customers to go "red"? I am a tradesperson who has a vast number of DeWalt tools and one thing I enjoy with DeWalt is the power. Even this trimmer has very good power to tackle some of the biggest weeds and then like everyone else the cap breaks causing a huge vibration rendering the tool useless and there is no replacement. Almost like it's done on purpose to squeeze more money from the customers. I've very close to switching, even though I would have to sell a ton of yellow tools first.

I bought 4 of these weed eaters for my company and i have been very disappointed with the quality of the head. We buy a lot of dewalt tools for our company and i am aware of the quality that the dewalt name brings. I would say the head of this unit came over from the black and decker side of the company. Dewalt would never put this on such a great weed eater. I am going to see if i can modify mine to work with a echo head.

I bought this for my Dewalt cordless string trimmer. It was easy to install, but within a few minutes of using it, I lost one of the lines in the spool. I took the spool apart, pulled the line through, reassembled -- and 15 seconds later it happened again. Repeat, again with the same results. I figured maybe the string was loaded wrong at the factory, so I took all the line out, and carefully loaded it back on the spool. This time I got about two minutes of use before it lost both ends of the string. If you're keeping track, I tried to use this for 15 minutes and got about three minutes of use out of it. Pretty frustrating to spend more time fixing it than I did using it. I'm giving up. Total piece of junk.

I've owned tons or dewalt tools over the years and they've always been great quality. So when I decided to go to a batter operated trimmer, of course I chose dewalt. Worst mistake ever. This quickload trimmer head is the biggest hunk of crap I've ever purchased. The only thing it has successfully done for me is make me wish I had kept my old school gas powered trimmer. 90 percent of the time fill it with line, hit the trigger and it immediately unloads all of the line I just put in it. The other 10% of the time it will let me weedeat for about 10-20 feet and then immediately unload the rest of the line. My best advice is to avoid this product and save your money.

We bought a Dewalt 60V Model# DCST970X1S electric trimmer. The trimmer is great, but this is the head that came on it when purchased and it is absolutely terrible. Difficult to load. If the string fails to feed (common), it is nearly impossible to get started again. It pretty much stopped feeding within two months... and I don't have to do much trimming. Save yourself some headache and buy something else.