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The Makita A-89137 Bump and Feed trimmer head is designed for landscaping professionals and homeowners who utilize Makita petrol string trimmers for maintaining lawn edges and clearing brush. This genuine OEM accessory provides consistent, reliable cutting performance by delivering a smooth line feed, though users must ensure their specific trimmer model utilizes an M8 x 1.25 RH thread mount for compatibility.
| Model Part Number | A-89137 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Makita |
It is compatible with Makita RST200, RST250, and EH2650 petrol string trimmers.
This head uses an M8 x 1.25 RH (Right Hand) thread mount.
It is recommended to stick to the 2.4mm diameter line to ensure the feed mechanism functions correctly as designed.
The assembly is designed as an integrated unit; please consult your local Makita service dealer if the bump knob mechanism fails.
The head comes pre-wound with 3 meters of 2.4mm nylon line.
Yes, the A-89137 is a genuine Makita replacement part.
Check if the line is tangled inside the spool or if the line has become welded together due to high heat from over-use.
Ensure the trimmer head is securely tightened and verify that the line is wound evenly on the spool.
Avoid striking hard surfaces like concrete or rocks directly with the trimmer line at high speed.
To install, ensure your trimmer engine is off and the spark plug wire is disconnected. Remove the old trimmer head by unscrewing it clockwise or counter-clockwise as dictated by your specific Makita model, ensuring you match the M8 x 1.25 RH threading. Hand-tighten the new A-89137 head to ensure it is seated flush against the gear case.
Compatibility: This unit is designed for use with Makita models RST200, RST250, and EH2650.
Care: Regularly clean debris from around the spindle to prevent friction. Check the nylon line for wear and replace it by following the internal spooling guide when the line length becomes too short for efficient cutting.
