Ryobi 105r, 132r, 137r manual Operating the TWO-SPEED Switch

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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

OPERATING THE TWO-SPEED SWITCH -

 

MODELS 132r AND 137r ONLY

 

This unit is equipped with a two-speed switch -

 

a powerful high speed for demanding yard work,

 

and a precision low speed for light-duty yard

 

work.

 

Push the switch up for high speed trimming.

 

Push the switch down for low speed trimming

Fig. 11

(Fig. 11).

OPERATING THE CLICK-LINK®SYSTEM - MODELS 132r AND 137r

Models 132r and 137r are equipped with a Click- Link System, which enables optional attachments to be installed on this unit.

The optional attachments are:

Sweeper/Blower

SB720r

Vacuum

LV720r

Edger

LE720r

Cultivator

GC720r

Straight Shaft Trimmer

SS670r or SS725r

Tree Pruner

TP720r

Snow Thrower

ST720r

Hedge Trimmer

HS720r

Blower/Vacuum

BV720r

Blower

TB720r

Removing the Lower (Attachment) Boom

NOTE: To make removing the boom easier, place the unit on the ground or on a table.

Installing the Lower (Attachment) Boom

1.Remove the hanger from the lower (attachment) boom. Hold the release button down while pushing the lower (attachment) boom into the Click-Link (Fig. 13).

2.FOR BASIC TRIMMING OR USING OTHER RYOBI ATTACHMENTS - Locate and lock the release button into the primary hole in the Click-Link (Fig. 13).

CAUTION: Make sure the release button is locked in the primary hole and knob is securely tightened before operating this unit.

Click-Link

Primary Hole

Upper

Release

Lower

Boom

Button

Boom

1.Loosen the knob counterclockwise (Fig. 12).

2.Push the release button in (Fig. 12).

3.Pull the lower boom straight out of the Click- Link (Fig. 13).

Click-Link

Release Button

Knob

Guide

Recess

Fig. 12

If your unit is not assembled, or you have more than one attachment, use the following instructions:

Fig. 13

3.Tighten the knob securely clockwise before using the unit (Fig. 14).

CAUTION: All attachments are designed to be used in the primary hole unless otherwise indicated in the specific attachment’s operator’s manual. If the incorrect hole is used, it could result in injury, or damage to the unit.

Trimming Head

Trimming

Edging Hole (90˚)

Head

 

Edging Hole

 

(180˚)

 

Knob

Washer

 

Fig. 14

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Contents OPERATOR’S Manual Introduction Table of ContentsElectrical Safety Warnings Safety WarningsWhile Operating Before OperatingOther Safety Warnings USA Safety and International SymbolsInstalling the D-HANDLE Assembly InstructionsAdjusting the D-HANDLE Installing the String Guard Models 105r and 132rOperating Instructions Connecting the CordStarting the Trimmer Stopping the TrimmerOperating the TWO-SPEED Switch Adjusting the Trimming Line Length Decorative TrimmingEdging Models 132r and 137r Line Installation for Speedspool Maintenance and Repair InstructionsCorrect Line to USE TOP View of the SpeedspoolReleasing the Inner Reel Cleaning the SpeedspoolBump Knob Foam Seal Spring Assembly Inner Reel Installing a Prewound ReelShaft Specifications Maintenance Repair InstructionsTroubleshooting Cleaning the TrimmerPage REV. B Limited TWO-YEAR Warranty

105r, 132r, 137r specifications

The Ryobi 105R, 132R, and 137R are popular string trimmers designed for both homeowners and professionals, each offering unique features and capabilities that cater to various landscaping needs.

The Ryobi 105R is a lightweight and easy-to-use trimmer ideal for small to medium-sized yards. Weighing just over 10 pounds, it provides excellent maneuverability, making it suitable for those who may struggle with heavier tools. The 105R features a 26cc two-stroke engine that delivers sufficient power for most trimming tasks. It comes equipped with a 0.080-inch line, which is adequate for cutting through grass and lighter weeds. One standout feature of the 105R is its anti-vibration design, which reduces user fatigue during extended periods of use. The spool is easy to replace, thanks to its quick-load system, allowing users to spend less time on maintenance and more time on trimming.

Moving up the line, the Ryobi 132R offers a more robust solution, featuring a 31cc two-stroke engine that provides increased power for tackling tougher jobs. The 132R also includes a full bump feed head, allowing for easy line advancement with a simple bump on the ground. This model is particularly valuable for homeowners with larger properties or those who require a reliable tool for more demanding landscaping tasks. Its ergonomic design and lightweight construction enable users to operate it comfortably for extended periods. The 132R also incorporates a straight shaft, which allows for better reach in tight spaces and under bushes.

The Ryobi 137R takes performance a step further, combining a powerful 32cc engine with enhanced features suitable for both residential and commercial use. The 137R excels with its superior cutting ability, equipped with a 0.095-inch dual line for tackling thicker vegetation and more challenging weeds. This model also boasts Ryobi's patented Speed Feed technology, enabling quick and easy line loading without the mess of traditional spools. The combination of a straight shaft and a comfort grip handle further enhances control and precision when trimming around flower beds and fences.

In summary, the Ryobi 105R, 132R, and 137R each provide a range of features to accommodate different users' needs, from casual homeowners to serious landscapers. Their innovative technologies and user-friendly designs are key attributes that set them apart in the competitive market of string trimmers, ensuring ease of use and optimal performance for various landscaping tasks. With Ryobi's reputation for reliability and efficiency, these models remain top choices for anyone looking to maintain their outdoor spaces effectively.
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