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This particular thrust washer is specific to Ryobi manufactured brands, including Ryobi, Troy-Bilt, Yard Man, Bolens, and MTD. To find a thrust washer specific to your model, visit eReplacementParts.com.

If your Ryobi string trimmer is showing any of these symptoms; replacing the thrust washer could solve your problem:

1) Trimmer head melted/fused to reel
2) Plastic melting inside trimmer head
3) Excessive heat from trimmer head
4) Thrust washer damaged or missing
5) Reel assembly stuck inside of trimmer head

eReplacementParts.com part number: 791-181561

Tools used for this repair/replacement:

1) Pick or small screwdriver
2) Split-ring pliers
3) Long-nosed pliers

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Hi, I’m Mark from eReplacementParts.com. In this video, I’m going to show you how to replace the thrust washer on a Ryobi trimmer. The thrust washer is a nylon washer that provides a bearing surface between the trimmer head and the trimmer spool. Without it, the plastic portions of these parts would rub against each other until they created so much friction, they melted together. Replacing the thrust washer is easy to do, and I’m going to show you how.

Thrust washers, as well as many other parts, can be found on our website. Let’s get started.

I’ll begin by removing the bump head knob and the spool. I’ll use a small pick to pull the C-clip away from the shaft. Now remove the plunger and the plunger spring. Now remove the E clip, the slider and the two slider springs. I’ll use a pair of split ring pliers to do that. With the slider removed, now I can access the thrust washer. I’ll pull the thrust washer out with a pick.

And now, install the thrust washer. Now install the two slider springs back into the outer housing. Now the slider, and this gets secured with the E-clip. Now install the plunger spring and the plunger. You’ll notice that there’s some angled faces on the plunger. There are also angled faces on the slider, and I want to align those two together. Once in place, I’ll press the plunger in and secure it with a C-clip.

Now install the spool. The spool comes pre-packaged with trimmer line already on it, and often, two lines are twisted together; and this is just for shipping. So, what I want do, is pull the lines away from each other so I have them extending out both sides of the trimmer head.

You’ll notice that there are these clips on either side of the head, and those are to temporarily hold the line while we insert the spool into the trimmer head. So, I’ll line up each of the trimmer lines with the eyelets on the trimmer head, and then slide the head over the shaft. Once in place, I’ll give a tug on the lines, and that is to pull them away from those temporary clips. And now secure the spool with the bump head knob. Because of the spring on the knob, you’ll need to press in as you secure it.

And that’s how easy it is to replace the thrust washer on a Ryobi trimmer. If you found this video helpful, be sure to give us a thumbs-up, and leave a comment.

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