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ST4500 RS-136 Spool Trimmer Replacement Spool

ST4500 RS-136 Spool Trimmer Replacement Spool for Black and Decker ST4500 ST1000 ST4400 ST6500 GE800 ST6800 CST800 ST1000 ST4050 ST4500 Weed Eater String 20F…

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1 Match the machine model

Compare the model printed on your trimmer label with the fitment list below.

2 Confirm the line and spool spec

pre-wound spool

3 Check the part code

Match part B0DSS3DCS1 or ASIN B0DSS3DCS1 against the listing and your old part.

Equipment brandWeed Eater
ReplacesB0DSS3DCS1
Spool typepre-wound spool
CategoryTrimmer
ConditionNew aftermarket replacement

Overview

Keep your string trimmer ready for action with this pre-wound replacement spool. It is built to the same dimensions as the OEM spool, so it drops right into the trimmer head with no modifications. Aftermarket spools provide the same cutting performance as factory originals at a better value.

Key specifications

  • Pre-wound replacement trimmer spool
  • Direct-fit for listed trimmer models
  • Bump-feed compatible winding pattern

Compatibility

This spool is designed for Black+Decker string trimmers as listed above. Confirm the spool part number, line diameter, and trimmer model before ordering to ensure a proper fit.

Installation notes

Remove the spool cover from the trimmer head. Extract the old spool and clean out any grass or debris. Insert the new pre-wound spool, feed the line ends through the guide holes, and reattach the cover. Verify the line extends the correct length before trimming.

Common questions

Q: Will this RS-136 spool fit my Black and Decker ST4500 and ST1000 trimmers, or are there different versions I need to watch for?

Yes, this replacement spool is made for the Black and Decker models listed, including ST4500 and ST1000, and it cross-references with RS-136-BKP and part number 143684. If your trimmer uses the RS-136 style 20 ft spool, it should fit correctly, but it’s always smart to confirm the model number on the tool label before installing.

Q: Does this spool come pre-wound, and do I need to do anything special when installing it in an ST4400 or ST6500?

This type of replacement spool is designed to drop into compatible heads pre-wound, so installation is usually straightforward. Before installing, unplug the trimmer or remove power, clean out any grass or debris from the spool housing, and make sure the line feeds through the eyelet smoothly so it advances properly during use.

Q: I’m using this on a Black and Decker CST800 and the line keeps sticking or not feeding well—what should I check?

First, make sure the spool is seated correctly and the line isn’t crossed, pinched, or wrapped too tightly inside the head. It also helps to inspect the spool cap and housing for dirt buildup or wear, because even a compatible RS-136 spool can feed poorly if the head components are clogged or damaged.

Before you buy — how to verify fitment

  1. Find your trimmer model number. It's usually on a label on the motor housing, battery slot, or lower shaft.
  2. Check spool compatibility. Compare the model number with the compatibility list above.
  3. Verify line gauge. Confirm the line thickness matches what your trimmer head requires by checking your manual or the old spool.
  4. Inspect the spool housing. Make sure the spool diameter, cap, spring post, and feed style match your trimmer head.

Frequently asked questions

How do I know this spool fits my trimmer?

Check your trimmer model number against the compatibility list above. Then verify the line gauge (.065, .080, .095) matches what your trimmer head requires — it's usually printed on the spool cap or in the manual.

Can I rewind a pre-wound spool?

Yes. Once the factory line runs out, you can rewind the spool with bulk trimmer line of the same gauge. Pre-wound spools just save time on the first load.

How often should I replace the spool?

Replace the spool when the line no longer feeds properly, the spring loses tension, or the spool body is cracked. Under normal weekend use, a spool lasts 2–4 refills before the housing wears out.

What gauge trimmer line should I use?

Match the gauge to your trimmer's power: .065" for light-duty electric trimmers, .080" for mid-range cordless, and .095" for gas-powered or heavy-duty models. Using too thick a line can stall the motor.

Where to buy

This part is available through Amazon with free returns on most orders. Use the fitment details above to compare your model, old part number, and physical specs before ordering.

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