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A starter rope is wrapped around the recoil drum starter pulley. The starter spring creates tension for the rope to recoil. It is 2.25 inches in diameter on the outside of the pulley and 0.25 inches in diameter on the inside of the pulley. If the starter spring has gone bad, consider replacing the recoil drum starter pulley while repairing the other part. It may be that the damage of the starter spring has chipped the drum, or the drum may be worn from the friction of spinning as the rope uncoils and recoils. If the recoil drum starter pulley is damaged, it may not spin freely. This could prevent the engine from starting. The replacement of this part should be quick and easy and only requires a screwdriver and pliers to complete. The recoil drum starter pulley works with trimmers, hedge trimmers, pole saws and pruners, leaf blowers/vacuums, small engines, chipper shredders, edgers, tillers, and water pumps manufactured by Echo, Little Wonder, Mantis, and Shindaiwa brands. It is a genuine OEM part.
The ratchet starter pawl serves as a connection between the flywheel and the recoil pulley. When it is working properly, the ratchet starter pawl part should spin when the starter rope is pulled. After that, the flywheel should start rotating to start the motor. If this process is not happening or seems glitchy, it is likely time to replace the ratchet starter pawl. Without a functioning ratchet starter pawl, many machines will not function and are not safe to operate.This ratchet starter pawl is a genuine OEM part sourced directly from the manufacturer, and it is sold individually. This genuine part is manufactured by Echo. It is designed to be used with trimmers, hedge trimmers, string trimmers, and edgers, as well as tillers and leaf blowers. It is compatible with products by the Echo and Mantis brands.
This starter rope is designed for use with several lawn and garden tools, including as hedge trimmers. It is wrapped around the starter pulley and can be manually pulled on to get the engine to start up. After wear and tear or a lot of use, the rope can start to fray and weaken. Given more time, the starter rope will completely break and no longer be useable. Many people will realize the starter rope is broken when pulling on it and receiving a line of rope in their hands. If the starter rope is broken, it needs to be replaced. First, the spark plug needs to be removed to prevent the engine from powering on. Next, the starter rope can be removed from the guide. The engine cover and fuel tank will need to be removed, as well as the dipstick tube and blower housing. Next, the recoil spring should be rewound before threading the new rope into the pulley. This is an individual genuine OEM component that comes directly from the manufacturer for the highest quality. It can be used with Echo, Little Wonder, and Shindaiwa trimmers, chipper shredders, leaf blowers, and hedge trimmers. A replacement will require basic tools like screwdrivers and a socket wrench.
This is a carburetor rebuild kit that is made for use with gas powered chainsaws. It comes with many parts, including gaskets and diaphragms, that can get a chainsaw running properly again if there are issues with the carburetor. The carburetor is an important component of the chainsaw that ensures the right amount of gas and air reach the cylinder to ignite. The main symptom of carburetor issues is an engine that won't start even when the tank is full of fuel.There's a simple test to determine if the carburetor has an issue inside the chainsaw. The air filter will need to be removed from the equipment before a small amount of fuel is added directly to the carburetor. If the carburetor has problems, the engine will start for a short time before shutting off. Replacing or repairing the carburetor will be required.This carburetor rebuild kit is a genuine OEM replacement part that is directly sourced from the manufacturer. It is sold as an individual kit with several components. The kit is made for use with chainsaws manufactured by Zama and Stihl.