I don't know how to load line into the Troy Bilt Speedlock head

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The TB635 EC curved shaft gas trimmer with SpringAssist™ technology features the new Click N Trim™ bump head, making line replacement easier than ever. ..... next one they put on - will only run for about 4 seconds. they've had for about 2 ... Both String Trimmer and Edger work great, easy to start and very low vibration.

I'll send you a link to the operators manual. To change the cable, simply unscrew the bump feed knob anti-clockwise.

Remove the cutting head spool and see if you have old grass stuck around the shaft area that could be causing to cease your shaft..

Here is a video on 3 different heads. Yours is probably the first head that he demonstrates:The only thing that is not demostrated is a left-hand vs. right-hand trimmer. The spool retainer may twist off in the opposite direction if you have a left-handed trimmer.

Good Luck!

Jim

Go to this link and click the photo at the bottom left that says "Learn About the Speed Spool 2 Bump Head". A video will pop up showing you exactly how to load the line. http://www.troybilt.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/product_10001_14102_1503931_54980_-1

An auto feed line system will do just that and if too much line is released there is usually a cutter inside the edge of the plastic guard covering the string head. I use a Troy Built head on a 32 craftsman and I unscrew the bump knob ...twist and pull out the spring loaded spool....cut a lenth of line 6-8 feet or so....thread the two raw ends thru the two holes in the inner spool....pull them out until they are even with each other....then grasp each one and hold them side by side and wind them onto the spool in a clockwise manner. This is how I do the string head with a split boom that fits the 32cc Sears Power head (an older Troy Bilt).

The majority of the time excessive string feed is caused by one or a combination of one or more of the following:

String wound backwards. Seems simple enough, but happens to the best of us.
Missing or improper spring.
Lubrication ANYWHERE on the shaft or inside the bump head assembly. This item should be clean and dry..but never lubricated.

If you know the model number on your particular trimmer, that would assist in troubleshooting.

I hope this helps.

DROPNDEAL

I've never had any luck with those stupid bump heads. Every time I would refill them, the string would get caught up. They bind up. I finally replaced the bump head with a string head that you place short pieces of string in. They're not perfect either. You have to pre-cut the string to about 9-12 inches in length, and just replace the piece when it's time.

man i dont have a answer but if you receive a solution i would like to know also because i have the same problem

Threads are left hand. Hold the black wheel and use large plier or pipe wrench to turn the knob cloclwise