Husqvarna T35 Replacement Trimmer Spool for Trimmer Head, 0.95-in

Ive used this head on my 223L, 323L now it's on my 525LST. Owned my T35 since 2012 caring for nearly 3 acres plus 2 friends acre size properties each. My bump button finally got so worn it busted bumping my line out. I could just buy the blue button alone, its cheap enough as each part is sold separately on Husky heads. Still I'd rather buy the entire head so I'll have a few spare parts off my old one, if needed. An extra reels nice to have, usually wrap extra line around my tube though. Toughest bump feed head built imo, very easy to load these heads, Ive been timed, loaded mine well under a minute including measuring & cutting my line. I have seen a few people loading 2 lines separately on these reels on YouTube (wrong/slower too) instead of loading one long line, yet in my disbelief the head operated still. Read the Manual, it's easier than that man! Maybe Husqvarna needs their own vid on loading line on heads here for new owners idk? The Arrow on Reel could be highlighted/raised higher so they see it I guess? I read my manual over a decade ago so no issues here, not sure why others can't read it? If I ever buy another trimmer I'd have this head on it right off the bat. Yeah' yeah, Ive owned a real Shindiawa (before Echo purchased them) with a Speed Feed head on it, I prefer this one. Besides being so much tougher & I really like how this one glides across the ground too. Fyi- The T35x won't glide because it's center don't spin, instead you must hold T35x up off the ground the entire time. This head actually pulls itself along at times if you just rest it on the ground, I just steer it as I pull my trigger, try it you'll see. No other head I ever used since weedeaters were first invented glides this way. I hope Husqvarna never changes this design, except maybe to improve this gliding action maybe? Oh yes' I'm older than weedeaters. Peace

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This replacement spool fits Husqvarna T35X head perfectly, handy to have as a backup to get up and working quickly when line runs out.

I have used string trimmers from two other manufacturers prior to the Husqvarna and this is by far the easiest to reload and has the least amount of string binding. The cover is a little hard to remove but I'm 65 and have a bit of arthritis in my hands so I can't complain. Replacing the string is quick and easy once the head is off.

Hard to remove--confusing to load-arrows are worthless. Would never buy again !

Good grief Husqvarna...what are trying to cost is work time? The cover is nearly impossible to remove to replace line. It shouldnt take 2 people and a screw driver to get the cover off