Toro 51467 Manuel De L'utilisateur page 6

If you do not fully install the spool and cap, the trimmer
could throw them during operation, causing injury to
the operator or bystanders. Ensure that you fully install
the spool and cap, with the two locking tabs on the cap
secured in the spool housing.
1. Press in the tabs on each side of the cap (Figure 7).
Figure 7
1. Cap
2. Spool
Note: You may need a screwdriver to press in the tabs on
the cap of a new trimmer.
Note: If the spring falls off the trimmer head, install the
spring before installing the spool and cap.
2. If there is any cutting line left (there should be a short piece),
remove and discard it.
3. Thoroughly clean the trimmer head. Inspect for any damaged
or worn parts.
4. If you are winding a new line onto the old spool, complete
the following steps:
A. Hook one end of line into the slot on the spool, allowing
no more than 1/8 inch to protrude, and push the end
of the line all the way to the inner end of the slot.
B. Wind the line in the direction of the arrow on the spool,
in level rows, between the spool flanges (Figure 8).
Figure 8
3. Spring
4. Trimmer head
The trimmer will not function properly if the line is
wound in the wrong direction, the end of the line
protrudes more than 1/8 inch, or the line is wound
beyond the outer edges of the spool.
5. Unwind no more than 3 inches of line from spool (either new
or re-wound) and hold the line and spool to prevent the line
from unraveling.
6. While holding the line and spool, place the cap on the spool.
7. Insert the line into the eyelet, aligning the cap tabs with the
slots in the cutter head.
8. Press in the tabs and push down the cap and spool to lock
the cap in place (Figure 9).
Figure 9
Note: You may need to rotate the spool to fully install it.
The fully installed cutting head should appear as shown in Figure
10.
Figure 10
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