Type I 530036575

These are the steps i used... Remove fuel lines from carburetor note position of each. Open up cover of air box. Remove air filter. Remove two screws with Allen wrench. Remove air box. Slighty remove carburetor and unhook throttle cable linkage noting the way it hooks up. Remove carburetor. Make sure old gasket doesn't stick to carburetor adapter. Remove two screws and remove carburetor adapter. Take carburetor adapter, air box, and air box cover and clean with toothbrush and dishwash liquid. Dry thoroughly. Take a q-tip dip in cleaner and clean around cylinder where adapter fits. Push screws through carburetor adapter and put new gasket on screws pushing it on adapter so it lines up perfectly. Tighten adapter on cylinder. Push screws through air box, new carburetor, and place new gasket on screws against carburetor so gasket lines up perfectly. Install throttle linkage cable to carburetor. Tighten screws back down. Clean air filter, or replace then install air box cover. Hook fuel lines back up in proper position. Always, ALWAYS use non-ethanol gas in your weed eater with proper oil mixture. My Poulan weed eater is 13 years old and this is the first time I habe replaced anything on it.

Remove the air filter cover, then remove the old filter and install the new one, then replace the air filter cover.

Removed old tank and hoses from trimmer, and replaced the new tank with its hoses easily! Removed old spark plug, put new one in and it cranked right up!! No need to adjust gap on plug as it was already set!
Removed old filter, and replaced with new one!!

Removed and replaced carburetor which was easier than replacing the fuel pump diaphragm, which may or may not have fixed it. Also replaced spark plug and air filter. Blower runs great now.

1. Drained the gas tank.
2. Detached the hoses from the carburetor.
3. Removed the two screws holding the gas tank in place.
4. Mounted the new gas tank and put the two screws back.
5. Attached the two hoses to the carburetor.
6. Replaced the foam air filter.
7. Replaced the spark plug with a socket set.
8. Filled the gas tank with mixed gas, started the pruner and started cutting tree limbs.

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Pulled air filter cover off.pulled carburetor off 2 screws. Pushed existing plastic choke lever out with small screwdriver. Installed new lever.

Removed gas tanks and carb and then removed existing hoses and then pushed new hoses thru gas tank and retrieved with long nose pliers added filter and air vent pulled hose back thru to proper length cut and added hose to carb and outback together

I replaced the carburetor, replaced the fuel tank and replaced the air filter. Now my 16 year old trimmer starts up and runs like a new one. I am so glad that I found the parts on ereplacement parts.com.

Cleaned carb and put on new foam filter and air cover.

Removed cylinder head cover, removed old fuel tank from that, removed carburetor, attached new fuel lines to carburetor, reattached carburetor, attached new fuel tank to cylinder head cover, replaced cylinder head cover. Throttle cable to carburetor was difficult to reattach. Properly orienting and seating all parts when reassembling took the most time. Trimmer started right up, works fine!