Trimmer Parts

Replacement parts on your trimming machine could be many different things. This could begin with a slow-speed shaft pulley for dry trimmings or a regular fast-speed shaft pulley. Or perhaps the wheel with a locking caster, the bed bar, the belt, belt cover, or the blade itself. The machine also may need a blade adjustment assembly, brush, brush bar, and brush bearing. Not to mention, the cam follower, cam follower ring, drum assembly, drum ring, gear cover, or it could require some simple hardware rings. 

Replacement for the tools that you use for hand marijuana cultivation can be much simpler to source. Hand tools, such as bladed ones are used for cutting vegetation above the ground. These include sling blades, shovels, double-bladed weed cutters, brush hooks, ratchets, axes, scythes, sickles, and machetes- and all may need to be replaced if broken or dull. When you are purchasing these are readily available at home hardware stores and do not require finding quite as much as specialty merchants as your trimming machine does.

Typically bladed hand tools will need replacement such as a hatchet, axe, or brush hook. Pruners, saws, and loppers are used in the control of woody plants and repeated cutting, thus may break and can require substitute parts. There are many different moving appendages in a working cultivation system.

These are just some of the parts to be included in your repertoire- this should also include things such as hand sprayers for smaller crops, hoses, or repair kits. There is a bevy of things that go with a garden sprayer, all little objects that can go missing and need to be bought again. More parts, such as a boom kit, brackets, and fittings can need replacement. There are also pressure valves, regulating valves, ball valves, spray booms, and water tanks available as parts for water sprayers that may require occasional replenishment.

For trimming one must have the right tools at hand, this will help you very much when it comes to harvesting your plants! It is so worth it to invest in the right trimming scissors or machine trim blades, there are some things to take into account to get the right items for your arsenal of supplies.

Since your scissors will be employed by you for varying lengths of time, it is best to ensure that they are very comfortable and do not cause your hand to cramp up. Their blades are of a large diversity in both shapes and sizes, coming straight or curved and non-stick. These are some examples of blade variety:

One feature that experienced trimmers know about is a spring-loaded scissor, which is a lifesaver as the level of cramping in the hands is significantly reduced when you use this tool. Resin also accumulates on your scissors as the bud is laden with this sticky matter; which can be a hassle to be constantly cleaning your shears as otherwise, they will diminish in performance. Purchase at least two pairs of scissors, and get the kind with coating on the blade as this will save you a ton of time in cleaning and it can be wiped without alcohol.

Because they are such a staple in a grow room, invest in your scissors and spend a reasonable amount of money in order to get something with proven durability. Try getting a kind that opens itself after every cut and has stainless steel or titanium blades. Consider the weight of the scissors in your hand after a day of trimming, and at all costs get that non-stick coating on the blade. Try to find scissors that are comfortable and easy to handle, ones that have a great deal of precision for the trim. Ensure that there is strength in the scissors for harvesting- as in how thick of stalks one could cut at a time. If you have larger hands, there are scissors out there made for you, simply do your research before purchasing.