How do you get the amp out of the hog 30? - Garden

Cheap little battery powered amplifier.
Sound OK to me.

If this was the original charger for the air hog copter and it just started to fail in recharging , there must be a faulty part inside the charger that is causing the problem, staying red light during charging period and never turns to green or other color to show that it was charged is one problem but when it also shuts off after 30 seconds without charging definitely shows a faulty part or parts inside the charger. To check this out you can try another good charger which you can borrow from a friend to see if it would charge your copter or you can take it to the store where you bought the copter , they may be able to confirm the fault on your charger, if it can be fixed or needs a replacement.

sounds like that blade is bent also if they are dull it will bog down more

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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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The radio's internal amp is blown. You are still using the internal amp to supply the output to the Hog Tunes amp, so just installing an aftermarket amp will not solve the problem. The radio will need to be repaired.

Try these guys. www.radiosound.com

For the cordless Grass Hog, the replacement spool is AF-100. You can purchase these spool heads online or maybe find them at your local hardware store, but they may be hard to find because the Grass Hog is not made any more.

You should be able to download a new manual at the following link. I hope this helps.
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You can definitely pick up a sheer pin for that model. I know ereplacementparts.com has them usually pretty discounted, or just check out a local store, but make sure they are in stock.

You can order these thru black and decker at blackand decker.com

You may have a piece of metal between the moving blade and the stationary one. Also the motor may have been at the top of the stroke when it stopped. You may be able to "force" the blade to move a little. This may free it enough to work.