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Sounds like the carburetor is defective, try rebuilding it.

refer to owners manual, look at existing spark plug, or type in search engine Homelite 26 B leaf blower spark plug

check stop switch wire and switch

40:1 mix

Homelite saws have a gap setting from .010 inches to .020 inches

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Follow the link How to Adjust the Carburetor on Homelite Weed Trimmer Hunker

You throw it in the trash and buy a real chain saw

First unplug your spark plug. Take off the engine shroud (cover) and expose the flywheel. Loosen your coil. Put a paper business card (roughly .10" "- .11") between the two legs of the coil and the magnetic spot on the flywheel. Let the magnet on the flywheel pull the coil to itself WITH the business card between. Make sure you get the card between both legs of the coil. Snug 'er down and rotate the flywheel to release the card. That's your clearance.

.020"-.025"

UT33600 UT33650 26cc String Trimmer

I imagine that it supposed to pull fuel from the tank or it will not run

Sounds like an engine running very lean. Check fuel supply. Make sure you have clean fresh fuel and a new fuel filter. If the carb sits on top of the fuel tank and "drinks" through a pick up tube, it may have an air leak in it. (Think cracked straw sipping a soda). Also be sure the bolts connecting the carb to the engine are snug. Leaaks around those gaskets will cause the same trouble.

Usually low is on the left side if you are standing on the right side with the motor on the left

50 to 1 gas to oil

Needs to de fully dried out I take its pull cord that's likely where the problem is

The 6.5 powerful motor and powerdrive transmission allows the maximum performance. It has a 13 inches cut path that cuts the toughest weed and gives your lawn the perfect tidiness.