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Anonymous Posted on Jul 31, 2014

Black and Decker GrasshogXP weedeater trimmer will not spin?

The head was running fine. Removed spool to rethread and now motor is running but head will not spin. Have reseated head numerous times as in past. Is there a reset button?

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Jul 26, 2009

SOURCE: Black & Decker gh1000 trimmer head not spinning

The same thing happened to me. You either have a ruined belt pulley, or, hopefully, the belt burned out. Belts are easy to find online, but the housing is tricky to remove - see other posts.

I finally got it the plastic housing apart on my trimmer (there is one screw hidden under the label), only to find a total meltdown. The plastic pulley is ruined, and the only way to get it replaced is to buy a new motor (the most expensive part).

If your trimmer is no longer under warranty, then you can get a refurbished gh1000 for the price a new motor unit.

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on May 29, 2009

SOURCE: Motor runs but base doesn't spin to do the trimming. How can I fix this? I have a Black & Decker 14 inch Grass hog- electric trimmer.

gearbox!! get rid of it

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Roy Cagle

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  • Posted on May 17, 2011

SOURCE: need the manual for the black & DECKER GRASSHOGXP

Click on: Instruction Manual....Print DOC

http://servicenet.blackanddecker.com/Products/Detail?isId=true&productNumber=GH1000&selectedType=16880#

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