Atwater Strong Lit-r-blo leaf blower parts

when you remove the vac part there should be another "grid type" part that snaps in place of the vac tube. This engages the safety switch and keeps your fingers out of the impeller.

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How to replace a broken pull cord on a leaf blower.
1) Remove Hex bolts holding plastic leaf blower housing in place with your hex wrench. you may want to cut the cord with scissors and loosen the bolt or screw securing the rope assemble with hex wrench or screwdriver.
2) Remove spring assembly Carefully. (DO NOT REMOVE THE SPRING ONLY REMOVE THE ASSEMBLY)
3) Remove old cord. Notice the direction the pull cord is wound. This is important in the following step
4) Wind new pull cord in the same direction you removed it, as in step 3, Make sure cord secures in the slot provided on pull and assembly.
5) Replace the pull cord pulley and place over spring.(This is the white plastic spool.)
6) Rotate the pull cord assembly 2 or 3 times in the same direction the cord pulls. (wearing safety goggles and work gloves) Reinsert the center screw by securing in in place with your screwdriver.
7) Insert the leaf blower cord into the end of the handle opening. Secure the handle by tying a knot at the bottom of the new cord.
8) Place the pull cord assembly back onto your blower in its designated area then secure by refastening the 4 hex nuts.
9) Replace the housing cover of blower and refasten the hex nuts.(the housing you removed in step 1.)
I hope this was some help to you. Good luck.

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you will need to check the owners manul to see where and what type of oil it takes or if it takes mixed oil and gas and then there should be a gas/oil mixture ratio you will need.

I recommend that you contact your nearest authorized service center, or you can download operators and service manuals typically online by performing a simple Google search using your make, model number and part needed.

I trust this information proves useful.

yes,depending on the part you can still get parts.some parts they obselete but you can still find them.go to your nearest outdoor power equipment dealer they usally will have the part you need or they can tell you where to find it.

You need to take it apart in the middle and replace the friction wheel.

Any lawn & garden outdoor power equipment dealer
Lowes, Home Depot, Menards: get a recoil rope and handle for a Briggs push mower

I’m happy to assist further over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/rolandw_c013176d62ee17ae

You can order a replacement handle from the Poulan Parts Store online. Here is the link for you: http://www.partstore.com/Model/Electrolux/Poulan/FL1500LE.aspx

The handle, part number 530054429 is the sixth item on the list at this link. It sells for $7.95

Hope this helps you.