How to remove engine housing on toro trimmer - Toro Garden

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the nut or retainer that holds the head on or is part of the head is a left hand thread
so to undo it the action is as if you are doing up a normal nut
turn it clockwise to undo

could be a bolt inside the clutch yes

1. Pull the spark plug wire from the top of the spark plug. Bend the wire to the side to prevent accidental starting.
2. Place trimmer on its side with the trimmer spool head facing you. Press the two tabs on the side of the spool head with your fingers.
   

1. Hold side of the head and slowly allow the head cover to push away from the inside of the spool head. There is a spring between the spool head housing and the spool that pushes out when releasing the cover.
   

1. Pll the knob and spool out of the spool head. The spring should come out on the back of the spool.
   

Electric Trimmer
1. 1 --> Unplug the Toro trimmer power cord from the electrical outlet.
   
2. 2 --> Lay the trimmer on its side. Hold the spool housing tight in one hand and twist the cap counterclockwise with your fingers. If necessary, use a pair of large slip joint pliers to start turning the cap. The cap is the center piece of the spool.
   
3. 3 --> Pull the cap off the spool and remove the spool from the housing.
   

You have to hold in the two tabs at top of spool assembly

Here is a parts and diagram breakdown on your machine. It also includes a list of any and all parts that you can purchase to repair it.

http://www.ereplacementparts.com/toro-51430-500000159999991985-trimmer-parts-c-121776_123781_124021.html

Yes you can replace the original battery. It is recommended you have it done by and Authorized Service Dealer.

When the battery no longer holds a charge, you can purchase a new battery and have it installed at your
Authorized Service Dealer. If you want to discard the trimmer, remove and recycle the battery before
discarding the trimmer.

1. Remove the 2 bolts and nuts securing the trimmer handle section to the black center section.

2. Remove the 6 screws securing the two halves of the handle section together and pull the halves apart.
3. Remove the battery and disconnect it from the wire leads.

4. Discard the trimmer.

5. Recycle the lead-acid battery according to local codes.


Find you nearest dealer here:

https://homeownersolutions.toro.com/portal/server.pt?space=CommunityPage&cached=true&parentname=CommunityPage&parentid=2&in_hi_userid=30166&control=SetCommunity&CommunityID=226&PageID=30037

The part number for your battery is: 106-1905

The carburetor needs to be removed and inspected. The malfunctions possibly indicate the need for a repair kit. I've been unable to locate your exact model, but if it has the 2-Stroke engine (gas/oil mix), then you will at the very least..need a gasket and diaghragm kit installed per inspection. There is the possibility that the carburetor needs a complete rebuild and would require the complete rebuild kit. Remove the gas lines (after draining gas). Remove the carb and inspect the screws and tightness of the screws in the 2 end covers. Are the screws tight? If not tighten them up and reinstall, trying to restart the machine. Post back if needed.

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