Oregon .105" Square String Trimmer Replacement Line for DIY Yard Work or Gardening, Universal Fit, All-Purpose, 5lb Spool, 971 Foot Length, Green (69-474)

What It Is

This is a 0.105-inch diameter square-shaped trimmer line on a 5lb spool (971 feet total) designed for gas and electric string trimmers. It’s an all-purpose line for residential yard work and gardening, suitable for light to medium-duty trimming of grass and small weeds.

Fitment & Compatibility

• Line diameter: 0.105" – fits any trimmer head that accepts line up to 0.105" (check your owner’s manual for max line size; using too thick line can damage the head or motor).
• Trimmed length: Universal – works with bump-feed, fixed-line, and auto-feed heads as long as the head can hold 0.105" line.
• Brand: Oregon (not EGO; the listing title is misleading). This is an aftermarket line, not OEM for any specific brand. Compatible with most gas trimmers (e.g., Echo, Stihl, Husqvarna, Ryobi) and many electric trimmers, but check your trimmer’s line diameter range before buying.
• Spool size: 5lb spool – heavy; best for users who go through line quickly (e.g., large properties, frequent trimming). Not ideal for casual users who only need a few feet.

Key Things to Know

• Quality: Oregon is a reputable aftermarket brand; this line is durable and resists fraying better than cheap round line. Square shape cuts more aggressively than round but may wear faster on rough surfaces.
• Installation: Easy to load if you have a trimmer with a standard spool or pre-cut line slots. For bump-feed heads, you’ll need to cut your own lengths from the spool. No pre-cut pieces included.
• Gotcha: 0.105" is thicker than many electric trimmers can handle (most electrics max out at 0.080" or 0.095"). Confirm your trimmer’s line size limit before purchasing.
• Value: At $38.73, this is a bulk buy – cheaper per foot than single spools, but only makes sense if you use a lot of line.

Should You Buy It

Buy this if you own a gas trimmer that accepts 0.105" line and you trim frequently (e.g., multiple acres or weekly maintenance). Skip it if you have an electric trimmer (likely too thick) or only need a small amount of line for occasional yard work – a smaller, cheaper spool will serve you better.