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Wrong part sent twice.
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Lots of patience is required for this repair. You have to pre-load the rewind spring. I used a small cotter pin to hold the spring tension when guiding it into the housing.
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Pull assist (plastic) was broken, wouldn\'t start.
1. Removed Drive shaft and cover
2. Removed Sparkplug, carefully feed small rope into cylinder (keeps piston from rotating), make sure to leave some out.
3. Finish removing cover and drive parts
4. Remove pull assist (Carefully, there is a spring underneath)
4a. Spend two hours rewrapping the spring and making it
... Read morefit back in its housing. Use your hands with gloves to tighten the spring then use vice grips to hold the spring while you fit it back into it housing.
5. Feed the pull cable through the housing but keep as much as possible wound up, or it doesn\'t retract right.
6. Put it all back together, remove the rope from the cylinder and reinstall spark plug.
7. Enjoy your fixed trimmer.
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The recoil pulley slipped off the flywheel when pulling the rope.
1. Removed the cover and the clutch.
2. Removed the pressure plate.
3. Cut the handle from the old rope.
4. Removed the old pulley system.
5. Installed the new pulley.
6. Threaded the new rope through the cover and tied on the handle.
7. Replaced the cover and the clutch.
Remove trimmer shaft assy. Remove front cover from power head. Torx bits are helpful in removing screws. Remove T handle from pull cord and remove complete recoil assy from cover. Install new parts in recoil and rewind spring for recoil. Used a short piece of soft wire on end of new cord to help thread it into the hole in the cover. It is
... Read more some what of a chore to get it started thru the hole as the spring has to be wound and held while the cord is threaded thru the hole in the cover. The throttle assy has to be removed from shaft but it has enough slack to allow the recoil to be repaired without complete removal. The wires from the shutoff switch can be removed without problems and allow the cover to move freely.
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Broken spring assist
Doug from Mohave Valley, Arizona
3 of 3 peoplefound this instruction helpful.
Difficulty Level:
A Bit Difficult
Total Repair Time:
30 - 60 mins
Tools:
Pliers, Screw drivers, Wrench (Adjustable), Wrench set
Removed housing, removed throttle assembly, removed spark plug, inserted a rope into engine cylinder as per instructions in repair manual, removed clutch, removed pull rope and spring, installed spring, installed pull rope, reassembled in reverse of removal as per repair manual.
removed worn part, installed new part, still not engaging, I probably ordered the wrong one. I just bought a new trimmer of the same maker but different model. I will save the part for when the new trimmer fails.
hopefully it fits my new trimmer.
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Starter rope wouldn\'t recoil and the other was the engine was running ruff and stalls and only running on choke.
Replace the whole start system and replace the whole carburator part\'s and for good measure I have replaced the reel and the job wet well and the trimmer is running like new condition.
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This part works with the following models:
ERP Number: ERP19282628
Manufacturer Part Number: 753-04823
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