...from one of the attachment points. Remove the cord from the pull handle and unwind it from the spool if it isn't already pulled out. Remove the spool from the frame to expose the spring--check ...
...not pull cord all the out to start the saw Sounds like the pull cord has become trapped round the spool. Remove starter housing and unwind the pull cord manually off the spool. Then wind the cord ...
...How do I rewind the starter rewinder? If both ends of the spring are still attached, then turn the spool CCW (remove the cord first) until it is fairly wound, but still be able to turn 5 or 6 turns ...
...starter cord return spring. Make sure to turn it CCW to wind it, but leave enough slack so that the spool can turn about four more turns without binding the spring when starting. If the cord broke, ...
...the whole starter mechanism can be removed from the left case by taking off several screws. The spool will be revealed when looking at the rear of the mechanism. Remove the rest of the starter ...
...break off or just lost the knot on the end? Remove the starter assembly from the case to expose the spool. You need to wind the return spring (turn the spool) CCW about 4-turns, then wedge it so that ...
...good 'pullback', but not so far that the spring binds-up when trying to start the engine. Wedge the spool so that it doesn't unwind, then run the cord into the spool, heat the cord end, and tie the ...
...it fairly tight all the time. You will eventually be able to reconnect at the outer point on the spool. Usually, it's best to remove the starter cord from the spool until the spring can be
...the rope but it is not under any tension and does no rewind. The cord should be removed from the spool entirely, then wind the spool spring CCW for a number of turns making sure the spool can be ...
...best way insert the coil and recoil rope without the coil unraveling? Take the pull cord off of the spool, then wind the spring CCW until it seems strong enough to return the cord when it is pulled ...
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