they work, sort of, one thing i had some sucess with and this is if the vegitation isnt way overgrown is to fab up a U shaped bracket on the front right corner of your mower deck, the u nees to be attached by a single bolt with a locknut so it can piviot, it needs to have a loop over the U that attaches togeather to form a O with the weedeater straight shaft fitting loose in it so it can slide up and down, in and out ,secure with a bolt and wingnut, the u bracket is for support only on the lower portion of the weedeater, with the lawn mower in first you can inch along and work the weedeater with one hand while driving with the other, that slow you have time to get the grass trimmed, it doesnt work however if the grass is way tall, like 2 feet or so, just an idea,
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