Weed Eater String .080-inch-by-393-ft String Trimmer Line Twisted Grass Trimmer Line for Stihl Echo Husqvarna Universal Grass Cordless Electric Trimmer -0.080"

What It Is

This is a 0.080-inch diameter twisted string trimmer line, 393 feet total, designed for gas, electric, and cordless trimmers in residential and light commercial use. The twisted profile improves cutting efficiency over round line, especially on thicker grass and weeds.

Fitment & Compatibility

• Diameter: 0.080 inches – fits most standard trimmer heads that accept line up to 0.095 inches. Check your manual; many heads are marked with max line diameter.
• Length: 393 feet – will refill a standard head 15-20 times, depending on head capacity.
• Brands: Compatible with Stihl, Echo, Husqvarna, and most universal trimmers. Does not require a specific brand head.
• Line type: Twisted, not round or serrated. Works best with bump-feed heads; avoid on fixed-line or automatic-feed heads that prefer round line.
• OEM vs aftermarket: This is Husqvarna-branded aftermarket line, not OEM for other brands. No fitment issues, but warranty coverage is your own risk.

Key Things to Know

• Installation: Easy – wind line onto spool in the direction arrows show (usually clockwise). Overfilling or crossing lines causes tangles. Cut line to 12-14 inches per side for best performance.
• Durability: Twisted line lasts longer than round line on weeds and light brush but wears faster on pavement or gravel. Expect 20-30% less life than square or serrated line on rough surfaces.
• Common gotcha: If your trimmer head is designed for 0.095-inch line, this 0.080-inch line may rattle or feed too fast. Check your head’s min/max line size.
• Noise/vibration: Twisted line produces slightly more noise than round line, but it’s negligible on most gas trimmers.

Should You Buy It

Buy this if you have a standard 0.080-inch trimmer head and need a versatile, long-lasting line for mixed grass and weed trimming. It’s a solid value for the length, but skip it if you trim heavy brush or mostly use your trimmer on hard surfaces (choose square or serrated line instead).