Fabbay Adjustable Support Wheels Auxiliary Wheels 26mm(1 Inch) and 28mm(1.1 inch) Weed Walk Behind String Trimmer for Weed Grass Cutter Gas String Trimmer(Black)

What It Is

The Fabbay Adjustable Support Wheels are bolt-on auxiliary wheels designed to convert a walk-behind string trimmer (weed eater) into a wheeled edger or mower. They attach to the trimmer shaft just above the cutting head, letting you roll the machine instead of carrying it—ideal for flat lawns or long edging runs.

Fitment & Compatibility

Before buying, measure your trimmer shaft diameter precisely. This kit includes two adapter sizes: 26mm (1 inch) and 28mm (1.1 inch). It will not fit shafts smaller than 26mm or larger than 28mm. The wheels are universal and work with most gas string trimmers (e.g., Echo, Husqvarna, Ryobi, Craftsman) that have a straight shaft within those diameters. Check your owner’s manual or measure the shaft with calipers. There’s no deck or mower body—this mounts directly to the shaft, so no OEM part number cross-reference is needed. If your trimmer has a curved shaft or an odd-shaped guard, it likely won’t fit.

Key Things to Know

• Build quality is mixed. At $30, the frame is stamped steel and plastic; several reviews note the wheels wobble or the bracket bends under heavy use on rough ground.
• Installation is straightforward—clamp around the shaft and tighten bolts—but you may need to adjust the wheel height to avoid scalping or dragging.
• Common gotcha: The wheels can interfere with the trimmer guard or line spool if your trimmer has a bulky head. Test clearance before tightening fully.
• Not for commercial use. This is a light-duty accessory; heavy vegetation or uneven terrain may cause the bracket to slip or break.

Should You Buy It

Buy it if you have a standard 26mm or 28mm straight-shaft gas trimmer and want to save your arms on flat lawns or long fence lines without spending $100+ on a dedicated wheeled edger. Skip it if you need durability for rough terrain, have a curved shaft, or expect commercial-grade performance—the low rating and build complaints suggest you’ll be replacing it within a season.