As a dirt cheap trimmer the Ryobi was pretty good ,I have given so many away even about 20 to 30 electric RYOBI Trimmers.

If you get second hand Line trimmers you just want one that is still decent mechanically (good compression)

I still have quite a few left over ,when people come over and say to me can you fix my line trimmer I usually say no but you can
have this better working one for free.

The 30 cc Ryobi 2 stroke has a power output of . 7 KW and the Electric Ryobi I use is . 8 KW.

The Honda GX35 looks like it will bolt up to a 52 cc Trimmer shaft. I don't have a Honda GX35 here at the moment to check.

I haven't checked the tip shops for years as I still have lots of mowers and trimmers to dispose of.

Yes Widget ,sounds like you have Googled the wrong Key words.

https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/151379685278

https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/393427926043

https://richmondvalley.nsw.gov.au/s...ery-waste-facility-and-transfer-station/

https://kimbriki.com.au/

https://reversegarbage.org.au/

https://bower.org.au/about/contact/

Cheers
Max.

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