*This part replaces obsolete part #: 5300164-50 and 530016450.
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Description:
It is a genuine OEM sourced starter cup spring that is specially made for use with Husqvarna trimmers and edgers. This replacement part provides spring action for the starter cup, for correct location and use of this item make sure to check appropriate diagrams of your unit. Over time the spring may lose its tension and need a replacement for the starter to function as intended by the manufacturer. Note this durable metal spring is sold individually. |
Compatibility
the 33 compatible machines
This part is compatible with the following machines:
Husqvarna
125 E (2005-09) Edger
125 E (2006-03) Edger
125 E (2008-01) Edger
125 E (2006-01) Edger
125C (2008-06) Trimmer
125C (2008-01) Trimmer
125C (2008-02) Trimmer
125C (2005-06) Trimmer
125C (2007-04) Trimmer
125C (2005-09) Trimmer
125R (2006-03) Brushcutter
125 E (2006-03) Edger
125 E (2008-01) Edger
125 E (2006-01) Edger
125C (2008-06) Trimmer
125C (2008-01) Trimmer
125C (2008-02) Trimmer
125C (2005-06) Trimmer
125C (2007-04) Trimmer
125C (2005-09) Trimmer
125R (2006-03) Brushcutter
125R (2006-10) Brushcutter
125R (2007-10) Brushcutter
125R (2008-06) Brushcutter
125RJ (2007-04) Brushcutter
125RJ (2008-06) Brushcutter
125RJ (2009-09) Brushcutter
125L (2007-04) Trimmer
125 LDX (545014337) (2010-08) Trimmer
125 LDX (2009-09) Row Trimmer
125 LDX (2008-06) Trimmer
125 LDX (2007-04) Trimmer
125R (2007-10) Brushcutter
125R (2008-06) Brushcutter
125RJ (2007-04) Brushcutter
125RJ (2008-06) Brushcutter
125RJ (2009-09) Brushcutter
125L (2007-04) Trimmer
125 LDX (545014337) (2010-08) Trimmer
125 LDX (2009-09) Row Trimmer
125 LDX (2008-06) Trimmer
125 LDX (2007-04) Trimmer
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Products Compatibility
This item works with the following types of products:
- • Edger
- • Trimmer
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Repair Instructions: Submitted by Customers Like You
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Tool Type:
Edger
Parts Used:
Repair Difficulty:
Medium
Time Spent Repairing:
30-60 minutes
Tools Used:
Screwdriver, Metric allen hex wrench, short length of rope
Pulled starter rope without engaging and turning the engine shaft.
1. Remove 2 torx screws holding the starter assembly housing.
2. Found manual rope starter assembly in good operating condition.
3. Remove spark plug, and inserted a short length of nylon rope in the combustion chamber.
4. Use a metric allen hex wrench and removed the coupling nut attaching starter cup assembly to the engine shaft. The shaft turns until the rope stops the piston and the coupling can be loosened.
5. Remove the coupling nut and starter cup assembly from the shaft.
6. Replace the starter cup spring in the starter cup assembly.
7. Reverse above steps to assemble.
2. Found manual rope starter assembly in good operating condition.
3. Remove spark plug, and inserted a short length of nylon rope in the combustion chamber.
4. Use a metric allen hex wrench and removed the coupling nut attaching starter cup assembly to the engine shaft. The shaft turns until the rope stops the piston and the coupling can be loosened.
5. Remove the coupling nut and starter cup assembly from the shaft.
6. Replace the starter cup spring in the starter cup assembly.
7. Reverse above steps to assemble.
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Tool Type:
Trimmer
Repair Difficulty:
Easy
Time Spent Repairing:
30-60 minutes
Tools Used:
Screwdriver, Nutdriver, Nut Driver with 8mm allen socket.
Starter paws would not engage
Remove recoil Starter, 2 screws. Place a piston stop in spark plug hole or a length of small diameter rope into cylinder to stop upward motion of piston, Remove 8 mm flanged nut, remove starter cup assy and or just replace spring in starter cup. Re-assemble.
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Tool Type:
Edger
Repair Difficulty:
Hard
Time Spent Repairing:
1-2 hours
Tools Used:
Screwdriver, Pliers, Nutdriver
The edger motor was seized up.
1. Disassembled the edger.
2. Found the piston ring broken causing the engine to seize up.
3. Replaced the piston ring.
4. Reassembled the edger with the new starter cup spring. I broke the old spring with the motor seized up.
5. Started and used the edger.
2. Found the piston ring broken causing the engine to seize up.
3. Replaced the piston ring.
4. Reassembled the edger with the new starter cup spring. I broke the old spring with the motor seized up.
5. Started and used the edger.
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