I'm guessing no.

 

If you're referring to the Milwaukee M18 line of tools, yes you can install. I put rotary scissors on my M18 string trimmer. Very easy to change,took about 15 minutes. The tool works as it should. Get the biggest battery available.

 

I'd love to hear some more feedback on these tools. there was a lot of chatter about them last year.

 

If you're referring to the Milwaukee M18 line of tools, yes you can install. I put rotary scissors on my M18 string trimmer. Very easy to change,took about 15 minutes. The tool works as it should. Get the biggest battery available.

Thanks. I meant attachments for the quik loc system

 

I'd love to hear some more feedback on these tools. there was a lot of chatter about them last year.

Just got my trimmer, and hedge attachment. Works awesome. A little heavier than i wanted, but will get used to it after a few uses. The attachments have a spline input, that looks identical to ego's. Thinking it could be easily adjusted to use ego attachments.

 

Help!!!

How do I get the stupid angled shaft off my Milwaukee string trimmer to put the rotary scissors on?

 

Are there not a couple screws on the top to loosen the clamp?

 

Are there not a couple screws on the top to loosen the clamp?

There were. And I took them off to no avail. I have to admit my wife figured it out.

There is a black screw underneath that I over looked as it did not look like a screw.

 

How much run time are you getting out of a 9amp battery?

 

Are there not a couple screws on the top to loosen the clamp?

There were. And I took them off to no avail. I have to admit my wife figured it out.

There is a black screw underneath that I over looked as it did not look like a screw.

That screw had me guessing too.

 

Just saw these on YouTube. Anyone compare to say Stihl Kombi? Longevity is concern.

 

I'm curious to run time / weight for something like the landscape blade with w 9.0 battery.

In terms of power, I'm curious if it could truly replace my Kombi head.