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ALL IS GOOD EASY FIX TRIMMER HAS NOT RAN THAT WELL IN A LONG TIME
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Received parts in a timely manner. Parts were as advertised. Parts fit perfectly. Tiller now runs great. Would buy from this seller again.
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Cultivator carb was gummed up from ethanol based gas, ordered replacement carb, 15 min to install, tool's back working great!
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Worked as advertised.
Very pleased with the service I received from you guys. Delivery went smoothly and timely. Everything worked as advertised. Will use your site again.
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Removed the complete air cleaner assembly , then removed two screws. Took the fuel lines and throttle off of the defective carb, then put on the new carb on, then screwed in the screws. Put the fuel lines and throttle on the new carb. Then put the air cleaner back on.
1. I did some diagnostics
2. Checked for good compression using compression guage.
3. Checked for spark had strong spark
4. Inspected fuel lines for being hard or brittle all checked out ok
5. Primer wasn\'t working lead me to believe diaphragm wasn\'t any good.
6. Bought new carb didn\'t find it cost effect
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7. Removed fuel lines from carb and remove tank
8. Removed air cleaner cover and removed both bolts using a flathead screwdriver
9. Removed all bolts for the trigger handle
10. Take cable and carb off as one piece.
11. Put new cable on and put throttle handle back together
12. Hooked cable up to carb and reinstalled the carb
13. Put fuel lines and tank back on
14. Prime carb until a steady stream would go through both line with each push
15. Set choke and pull until it starts took 2 pulls for me.
Now my Troy-Bilt weed eater starts 1-2 pull every time. FYI deff buy the non-ethanol fuel to run through it and the carbs will last much longer. Ethanol fuel is what ruined this carb from the previous owner.
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Old primer bulb worn out. Wasn\'t able to get just the bulb.
Remove the air filter assembly. Remove the filter lines. Unscrew the screws holding the carburetor. Remove the old carburetor. Remove the throttle cable from the carburetor mount and carburetor and the throttle lever. Note how the throttle spring is installed when you open the throttle housing. Install the new throttle cable to the thrott
... Read morele lever and close the housing. Attach the throttle cable to the carburetor mount and the installed new carburetor. Replace the screws holding the new carburetor. Replace the fuel lines. Replace the air filter assembly.
Removed the old carb and installed the new one. It came with a cable but it was too short to fit my machine. so I used the old one. Primed new carb and fired up on third pull.
1. Disconnected the spark-plug.
2. Drained the gas tank.
3. disconnected the gas lines from the carburetor.
4. Removed the air-filter cover and element.
5. Loosened the two screws the carb is mounted to the engine.
6. Removed old carb and replaced with new one.
7. Reversed the process to reinstall the s
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8. Connected the spark-plug and filled with gas.
9. Pulled the cord and it started right up.
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Trimmer would not run unless I put gas in the carb.
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