Cable,​​throttle W/​​stop 740194MA

Easy to repair. Wire ties used to hold cable against handle. This was a large wheeled weed-eater. Highly recommend ereplacementparts, they had the orginal replacement part. Fast shipping and I highly recommend for all your part needs.

Removed throttle from push arm remove cable end with pliers from bracket unhook wire reverse to install

Removed one bolt took off handle replaced with new one, hooked up cable snapped in place. be careful with this handel part of the switch it is very tight and will break easy when pulled into the Stop position. Just a poor design with the switch.

1. Removed old throttle cable.
2. Removed old throttle handle.
3. Installed new throttle control both cable and handle.
4. Tested found very stiff.
5. Cleaned and WD40 throttle retested Sat.

Replaced the old throttle control with the new.

1. Took the bolt out.
2. Disconnected the cable from the carb.
3. Reconnected the new cable.
4. Put the bolt back in.

Took off the old handle and installed the new one. Very easy.

Replacement of the throttle cable was straightforward, requiring only a Philips screwdriver and pliers.
Replacement of cutting shaft, cutting disc and height guide required removal of the cutting sub assembly from the trimmer but was also straightforward using a socket set. The cutting disc is held on the shaft with a 1/8" hex set-screw, the only slightly non-standard tool required for the job. Cleaning the set-screw in order to insure you can completely engage the hex wrench is a good idea, as I found considerable torque was needed to break the screw loose.
When replacing the cutting sub assembly on the trimmer, be sure the belt is still properly threaded past the two tensioning pulleys.