How do I replace a flexshaft on my huqvarna 128 LD weedwacker.

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Oct 25, 2013 - Question about Husqvarna 128 LD Weedeater ... SOURCE: MyHusqvarna 128LD primer bulb .... Drive head rotates counter-clockwise.

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Buy some new fuel line then put the line in from the motor side into the tank and feed up and through the opening on the tank. Then you can put on a new filter with a tiny clamp then put it back into the tank making sure the filter is resting on the bottom.

you are getting a vapor lock, empty all the fuel, replace the filter and refill to the top.

Perhaps you are bending the shaft too much, or the original lube in the flex shaft has been compromised. Take it back to the dealer, for an exchange.

try giveing it about a quarter choke untill it warms up.

I would suggest contacting a huqvarna dealer about the hub & mouse so you get the right ones for the machine you have

Try this PDF: http://weborder.husqvarna.com/order_static/doc/HOUS/HOUS2009/HOUS2009_115275126.pdf .

I hope this helps.

Cindy Wells

Nine times out of ten this problem is caused by one of two reasons. The engine has vibrated the screws lose and allowed the top of the flexshaft to move out of its square or the flexshaft has twisted in two. If screws are lose shove the flexshaft back into place and tighten the screws down, and if it becomes habit with your trimmer, put some locktight on the screws. If it is the flexshaft that has twisted in two you will have to replace it.

Have you greased your shaft lately? It is necessary to put grease inside the shaft from time to time. Remove the engine of the trimmer, pull the flexshaft or rod (which ever it has) out of the shaft and while slowly reinserting the flexshaft squeeze "oo" grease or any type thick grease into the shaft and on the end of the flexshaft. Reassemble engine and you should be good to go.