Maxpower 333265 Residential Grade Round .065-Inch Trimmer Line 260-Foot Length

What It Is

This is a 260-foot spool of .065-inch diameter round trimmer line, designed for residential-grade gas, electric, and battery-powered string trimmers. It’s ideal for light to medium-duty trimming of grass and small weeds around lawns, gardens, and fences.

Fitment & Compatibility

• Line diameter: .065 inches — fits most standard trimmer heads that accept this size. Check your trimmer’s manual or existing line for the recommended diameter; using a thicker line can damage the head or motor.
• Length: 260 feet — enough for multiple reloads on most residential trimmers.
• Brand/model fit: Compatible with nearly all brands (Troy-Bilt, Husqvarna, Echo, Ryobi, etc.) that use pre-cut or bulk .065 line. It does not include a spool or adapter — you load it manually.
• OEM vs aftermarket: Aftermarket replacement. Works fine for most residential use, but may not match OEM line’s durability in heavy-duty or commercial trimmers.
• What to check before buying: Confirm your trimmer head accepts .065 line (common on lightweight electric/battery models). If your head uses a specific spool (e.g., SpeedFeed), this bulk line will work but requires manual winding.

Key Things to Know

• Quality: Round line is affordable and works well for light trimming, but it wears faster than twisted or square line. Expect to replace more often in thick weeds.
• Installation: Easy to load if you follow your trimmer’s winding instructions. No special tools needed. Avoid overfilling the spool — it can jam the head.
• Common gotchas: .065 line is too thin for heavy-duty trimmers (e.g., .080 or .095 heads). Using it in a high-power gas trimmer may cause snapping or poor cutting performance.
• Value: At ~$0.04 per foot, it’s a budget-friendly option for frequent users who don’t need premium line.

Should You Buy It

Buy this if you have a residential trimmer (especially electric or small gas models) and need a reliable, low-cost bulk line for regular grass trimming. Skip it if you need heavy-duty weed control or have a commercial-grade trimmer — go with a thicker or twisted line instead.