This starter pulley, also known as a recoil starter pulley, is sourced from the original manufacturer for use in outdoor power equipment. It includes the starter rope and plastic spool to hold the rope. Over time the rope may fray, tear, or the plastic spool may break. A faulty starter pulley will lead to difficulties pulling and retracting the rope, and starting the equipment. To replace the faulty parts, ensure the equipment is off and disconnected from power. Remove the starter housing/cover and remove the old spool and rope. Wind the rope around the new spool and tie a knot to secure it in place. Place the new spool and rope inside the starter mechanism and feed the end of the rope out of the hole in the housing. Reattach the starter cover to complete the repair.
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I took the front cover off the Briggs and Stratton engine. I took the rope handle off and then removed the pulley and rope and spring from the cover. I replaced the spring on the new pulley and them wound it up and reattached it to the housing Then I threaded the rope through the hole and replaced the handle.
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Pull start was hanging up and pushing back out of the pulley.
1. Removed front pull start housing.
2. Removed starter rope pulley and spring.
3. Installed new rope on new pulley.
4. Attached new spring to new pulley.
5. Threaded rope through hole and attached pull handle.
6. Attached pulley to housing.
7. Anchored loose end of spring to engine.
8. Bo
... Read morelted pull start housing to engine.
1. Removed pull starter housing from engine
2. Removed broken spool
3. Threaded new rope supplied through hole in spool
4. Knotted the rope and pulled to secure knot in the spool
5. Rewound the spring with the spool in place
6. Fed rope end out of housing and threaded rope through pull handle then slide rope
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7. Knotted rope, pulled through the anchor, slid anchor into pull handle.
8. Reinstalled pull start housing to engine
Drilled out rivets to remove pulley.
Removed old starter pulley by bending up wing on pulley housing
Wound pulley spring back up.
Carefully placed it back in housing
Riveted pulley housing back to engine housing.
pulled cover, replaced all parts needed. you have to make sure you wind up the starter spring enough so when you let the rope retract it returns all the way in. and if you pull the seal off the starter clutch, old part. watch out for ball bearings to drop. I couldn\'t believe that parts were still available for my 42 year old pincor gener
... Read moreator. I almost junked it, now it\'s back in service running great. thanks for being there.
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