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New spark plug fired up first time and runs great!
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Found it! Renewed an old Ryobi Trimmer
Hard to find plug for an old ryobi trimmer locally at stores. Trimmer runs MUCH better now.. hopefully goes many more years.
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Still doing the repair
I'm sure it will work just fine.
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Great part.
Part came quickly as indicated. Direct fit. Quality part.
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Easy repair
I have a craftsman weed eater that had issues staying running. It had just been sitting in my garage for a few years. I was about to throw it away when a friend had mentioned your site. I easily found the parts I needed using the make and model codes. I got a new carb, spark plug, air filter assembly, and a new primer bulb. All the parts fit and work perfectly. It runs better than it did when it was new.
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Quick repair
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Take the whole air cleaner off. The take off the fuel lines off the carb. Take the screws out and remove the old carb. and put the new one on and tighten the screws. Put the fuel lines on and the air cleaner. Take out the spark plug and put in the new one and gap it at 0.025
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Gov. ethanol in gasoline (4 stroke unit) had ruined the carburator replaced fuel system. Hard to start.
Troybuilt TB146 EC tiller - four stroke
1.) Removed the 4 - 5 top cover screws
2.) Removed the air breather cover, filter and filter grate, and assembly. See the spacers in the housing for the long bolts put them back, a big help to have.
3.) Removed the carburetor.
4.) Disconnected the throttle connection from
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5.) Lift and discounted the throttle cable securement from the body of the motor, use two standard screwdrivers to push in on both sides of the holder, it just lifts off and out of the way.
6.) Remove the carburetor gasket, big cardboard piece. Remember to tuck in under the plastic housing when reinstalling
7.) Remove and reinstall the spark plug if needed, did they come pre-set, the carb too.
8.) Re-install in reverse.
9.) Change the oil while you are there. Do not overfill or it will run out of the air breather assembly.
10.) The power bit starter is great, all small engines should have one of these. A standard square bit, I bet would work too.
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Trimmer would not stay running anytime I would increase the throttle. I had previously replaced the fuel line, filter and fuel and that didn\'t resolve the problem.
1. Removed all the external plastic housing pieces.
2. Removed the air filter.
3. Removed the fuel tank and hoses.
4. Removed the carburetor.
5. Cleaned all gasket surfaces.
6. Installed the new carburetor and gaskets.
7. Reinstalled all exterior parts in the proper order for assembly.
8. Replaced
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9. Fired on the first pull and runs like it\'s a brand new machine.
Remove the clutch cover. Then remove the spark plug and insert a length of rope into the cylinder, leaving a few inches out. Then pull on the starter rope until the piston comes in contact with the rope and stops the engine from turning. Then using a torx T-20 (As I remember it might be a T-25) remove the clutch drum. Then with safety gla
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I had a pinched fuel line, and since I had my trimmer tore apart I wanted to tune it all up. I didn\'t want to rebuild the carburetor so I just replaced it with a new one.
1. Removed the cover to the air filter
2. Removed the 3 screws holding on the outer cover
3. Loosened the bottom two screws on the lower outer cover.
4. Slide the bottom cover back, and pulled the gas tank out.
5. Removed the two screws behind the air filter, pulled them out and slid the carburetor up.
6.
... Read moreHooked the new gas tank line to the new carburetor. Ran the line from the carburetor to the primer. Then ran the primer overflow line back to the gas tank.
7. I slid the carburetor in replaced the two screws, then slid the new gas tank in. Tightened the bottom two screws that were just loosened to hold the gas tank in place. Replaced the top cover put the final three screws back in. Then changed the spark plug. It fired up on the second or third pull and ran better than when I purchased it new.
Removed old fuel tank, air filter housing and carburetor by removing 4 screws
Installed new fuel tank, carb, air filter housing
Cut fuel lines to correct length
Pressed fuel lines onto connectors
Removed spark plug with socket wrench and replaced new one
Filled with gas, pumped primer bulb 6 times
Star
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Carburetor was bad so I had to replaced, and I replaced spark plug and air filter as regular maintenance
1. Removing air filter cover and air filter
2. Removing 2 screws holding filter base and carburetor
3. Removing gas lines and removing accelerator cable
4. Connecting gas lines and accelerator cable
5. Screwing back new carburetor and filter base
6. Installing new air filter and cover
7. Replacing spar
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8. Starting it and checking that everything is ok.
Done!
1. replaced the fuel lines due to rot
2. removed the air cleaner assembly
3. removed the carburetor
4 i put a little fel pro gasket on the paper gasket
5. installed the new carb and reinstalled the aircleaner.
6. primed the bulb and pulled the cord twice and it runs like a top.
Only problem is the studs
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1. Removed carburetor and spark plug
2. Installed new carburetor and plug.
3. Pulled rope and started instantly.
Changed spark plug as part of preventive maintenance. Old plug was still good. Carburetor was the issue. I have a TroyBilt TB575EC trimmer 4cycle and it looks like now I\'ll have it for another 10yrs.
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ERP Number: ERP19298356
Manufacturer Part Number: 794-00082
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