20 Most Recent Black & Decker Hedge Hog 24-Inch 3.0-AMP Dual Action Hedge Trimmer #HS2400 Questions & Answers

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How to Sharpen a Black and Decker Hedge Hog Maintaining the sharpness of electric timmers can made landscape trimming easier with beautiful results.

Electric hedge trimmers make trimming hedges and bushes easier and quicker than using manual hand-powered trimmers. Electric trimmers, the most popular type in the U.S., cost less and require less maintenance than gasoline-powered models. Electric trimmers are used most often by homeowners with the Black and Decker Hedge Hog series being very popular. While they are not premium products, electric trimmers like the Black and Decker Hedge Hog trimmer can keep trimming reliably for years with proper maintenance, including sharpening the blade's teeth.
Difficulty: Moderately Easy Instructions Things You'll Need

• Work table
• Two medium size clamps
• Dremel tool or similar hand-held multi-purpose tool
• Grinding wheel attachment for hand-held tool.
• Dremel 971 (or similar) aluminum oxide grinding sharpening stone with a tip small enough to cover the flat facet of a Hedge Hog blade tooth

1. • 1 Unplug the electric trimmer before trying to sharpen the teeth.
     
   • 2 Clamp the electric trimmer to the work table using two clamps if necessary so the Hedge Hog is firmly held down with the blade teeth accessible over the edge of the work table.
     
   • 3 Insert and secure grinding tip in hand-held multi-purpose tool.
     
   • 4 Maneuver the grinding tip so it is perpendicular to the facet of the Hedge Hog tooth.
     
   • 5 Sharpen teeth in one direction, being careful to try and maintain the same cutting edge angle on the sharpened tooth of no less than 35 degrees.
     
   • 6 Make same number of grinding passes/grind the same length of time a few seconds on each tooth.
     

Tips & Warnings

• This task should take about 15 minutes.
  
• Keep a light touch; too much force can break the grinding surface.
  
• For best results, insert the sharpening bit slightly less than all the way into the tool.
  

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Hey i found this for you i might help. Click on the link at the bottom!! How to Sharpen a Black and Decker Hedge Hog Maintaining the sharpness of electric timmers can made landscape trimming easier with beautiful results. Electric hedge trimmers make trimming hedges and bushes easier and quicker than using manual hand-powered trimmers. Electric trimmers, the most popular type in the U.S., cost less and require less maintenance than gasoline-powered models. Electric trimmers are used most often by homeowners with the Black and Decker Hedge Hog series being very popular. While they are not premium products, electric trimmers like the Black and Decker Hedge Hog trimmer can keep trimming reliably for years with proper maintenance, including sharpening the blade's teeth. Difficulty: Moderately Easy Instructions Things You'll Need

• Work table
• Two medium size clamps
• Dremel tool or similar hand-held multi-purpose tool
• Grinding wheel attachment for hand-held tool.
• Dremel 971 (or similar) aluminum oxide grinding sharpening stone with a tip small enough to cover the flat facet of a Hedge Hog blade tooth

1. • 1 Unplug the electric trimmer before trying to sharpen the teeth.
   • 2 Clamp the electric trimmer to the work table using two clamps if necessary so the Hedge Hog is firmly held down with the blade teeth accessible over the edge of the work table.
   • 3 Insert and secure grinding tip in hand-held multi-purpose tool.
   • 4 Maneuver the grinding tip so it is perpendicular to the facet of the Hedge Hog tooth.
   • 5 Sharpen teeth in one direction, being careful to try and maintain the same cutting edge angle on the sharpened tooth of no less than 35 degrees.
   • 6 Make same number of grinding passes/grind the same length of time a few seconds on each tooth.

Tips & Warnings

• This task should take about 15 minutes.
• Keep a light touch; too much force can break the grinding surface.
• For best results, insert the sharpening bit slightly less than all the way into the tool.

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Check that the bolts or screws holding the two blades together aren't too tight preventing the blades sliding. Lubricate the blades also with WD40.

give the end of the blade a sharp hit with a hammer, it worked on mine.

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If you are handy, you can do this. Most trimmers some with a very short cord to which you are expected to attach a extension cord. What exactly did you cut? If the short cord that may have come with it ... disassemble the body of the machine and reconnect a shorter (the one you cut) cord. If it was the extension, that is easy. New ends available ar your hardware store.

If there is a trick part,it is in reassembly. Pay attention to how it was configured when you took it apart.

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Better read through all of this before jumping in. I am not sure it fits your situation exactly. To remove the change position collar on the lower assembly of your 2018 Black and Decker Grass Hog, follow these steps: Disconnect the Power: Before servicing the trimmer, disconnect the battery negative cable from the battery to prevent accidental reconnection. Remove the Instrument Panel: The instrument panel houses controls for most of the electrical systems in the vehicle. Remove the instrument panel by following these steps: Disconnect the negative battery cable. Loosen the lug nuts on the front wheels. Apply the parking brake, block the rear wheels, and raise the front of the vehicle securely on jackstands. Remove the front wheels. Remove the retaining nut in the radiator coolant recovery reservoir assembly. Remove the retaining bolt in the front fender splash shield and position it out of the way. Are we approaching where you think you stripped something? Access the Lower Assembly: Tag and remove the wiring connectors. Remove the retaining screw in the parking brake control. Remove the parking brake control. Remove the retaining screw in the instrument panel finish panel in the lower instrument panel. Remove the retaining screw in the steering column opening reinforcement. Remove the retaining screw in the steering gear housing. Remove the tilt wheel handle and shank. Remove the ignition switch. Disconnect the upper steering column shroud and remove the retaining bolts. Disconnect the ignition switch assembly. Tag and remove the electrical connector. Disconnect the vacuum hose. Remove the retaining nut in the steering column assembly. Lower the steering column tube assembly. Disconnect the shift cable assembly. Remove the steering column shroud retaining screw. Remove the retaining screws from the multi-function switch and position it out of the way. Remove the retaining screw from the cowl side trim panel. Remove the lower panel door trim, remove the retaining screw, and position the panel out of the way. Tag and disconnect the wiring connectors and remove the ground wire assembly. Remove the retaining rivet in the passenger side of the instrument panel. Disconnect the generator. Disconnect the radio feed of the wire assembly. Remove the Sector Gears: Remove the positioning tab on the end of the lock cylinder using an 1/8-inch burring tool. Remove all burrs from the lock module and cylinder assembly. Push on the locking tab of the lock cylinder from inside the lock module assembly and remove the lock cylinder. Remember to exercise caution and follow safety guidelines while working on your Grass Hog. If you encounter any difficulties, consider referring to the instruction manual for additional guidance. This is all the info I have scraped together.

you will need to replace batteries. Google black&decker flex vacuum battery cost about $30.00 to $80.00