Weed Eater 31WG Spécifications

10 length and then load the line with the holes of the head passing from one end to the other end. After that you need to cut the string from the b

11 Trimmer string The trimmer string is that component of the trimmer on which the whole concept of the weed wacker lies within.

12 available on the market and that could be one the reason of the popularity of the weed wackers. There are different standards of the stri

13 Spool Length The length of the nylon string can range up to few hundred feet. In order to save money, professionals buy 1000 to 2000 f

14 can be even .170 inch thick, which is actually 4.3 millimeter. The trimmer slices through high grass, bushes, ivy and it’s possible t

15 Shaft The shaft is said to be one of those components on which the performance of the weed wacker lies upon. The shaft is kind of mount of whic

16 monitoring. The shaft sometimes may heat due to the excess use or the overload of the weed wacker but you don’t have to wo

17 Chapter 3: How To Use A Weed Wacker There are a number of steps followed in using a weed wacker. Obviously there are many different kinds o

18 engine should be brought to half position. You have to maintain the throttle as well. As the engine starts running smoothly place the w

19 extra-large then you may cut that into equal parts. Make the loop of the ends that you have already cut. You must know the direction into which

2 Weed Eater Parts, Repairs and Operations Manual A Guide to Common Weed Eater Problems and Repair Methods By: Jack Ferguson All

20 charging is required by the engine to be in full operated form. There are a number of other methods as well. The grip of the handl

21 How To Create The Correct Fuel Mixture For A Weed Wacker We all are familiar with the fact that there has to be some kind of ratio with which th

22 Let me explain this fact with the example that if there is no lubrication of the crank space then the heat generated in the crankcase w

23 is extremely necessary because it's all about the life of your engine. After you are sure that you have noted down the fuel to oil mixture

24 weed wacker to places where you can have the balanced area of the floor or the table. The purpose of choosing the balanced surface is to avoid t

25 parts get lubricated it means that there are less chances that the particular part gets over heated. As most of the engine parts are

26 How To String A Weed Wacker The string is mounted in the eyelet of the trimmer head. The trimmer head is connected to the shaft of the wee

27 just squeeze the string through the tiny hole and bump several times to re-line. Quick feeder is available in shops specialize

28 Low quality strings should not be used in the trimmer and only recommended brands should be used in the trimmer. The qualities of the string do

29 How To Adjust The Carburetor Of Weed Wacker Carburetors are those kinds of components that should be constantly maintained after some

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30 5. Start the weed eater by pulling the starter cord. The engine will sound out of tune and will fail to idle by itself. therefore apply jus

31 wacker and you have reached the carburetor follow the instruction as given in the manual. The carburetor is always located at the lower end of t

32 How To Start A Weed Wacker – Prime Choke And Startup WARNING: Read and follow all Safety Rules and Operating Instructions before using

33 approached, stop unit immediately. If situations occur which are not covered in this manual, use care and good judgment. If you need assistance

34 - Mix and pour fuel outdoors.- Keep away from sparks or flames.- Use a container approved for fuel.- Do not smoke or allow smoki

35 Exposure to vibrations through prolonged use of gasoline powered hand tools could cause blood vessel or nerve damage in the fingers, hands, and

36 NOTE: Remove and use washer and wing nut from this bolt for assembling shield. FUEL YOUR UNIT This engine is certified to operate o

37 wrongly implemented causing the weed whackers to get malfunctioned. As there are lots of components that are attached with the

38 The level of the choke means that how much choke is required by the engines. In normal practice the use of the choke is very common in winter se

39 of working as well. The basic phenomenon that one must know is that it's all about the fuel reaching to the carburetor without any

4 weed eater, correct fuel mixtures, how to start, choke and prime a weed eater and how to adjust the carburetor. Think of this as your foundation

40 if you find it difficult to have those levers seen you can consult the manual as well. The throttle does have a larger role to play. Whenever y

41 used. They are effective and cost saving as well if these machines are started the way they are manufactured to be started.

42 Chapter 4: Common Weed Wacker Faults And Repairs Weed Wacker will not start There could many reasons for having issues in the weed wacker that i

43 Fuel Lines Broken inside tank The fuel lines on a Weed eater are notorious for degrading over time and eventually breaking. The fuel

44 6. Push the small fuel line into the other hole in the gas tank. Pull this fuel line through the gas tank opening. 7. Put the fuel filter ont

45 The temperature is always high inside the weed wacker engine and the fuel line shave is made of a material that can withstand the temperatur

46 Non-rotating Trimmer Head The trimmer head on a weed eater will sometimes stop rotating because the rotating mechanism has seized. When

47 8. Refit the bushing assembly to the end of the curved shaft ensuring that you align the assembly correctly with the shaft. Do not use excessi

48 problem going on in the weed wacker. There could be numerous reasons that can be the cause of excess vibration. A look at the trimmer head can h

49 Snapped Pull Cord on start Assembly Pull cord is the part of the weed wacker that is responsible for starting the weed wacker. The

5 Contents Chapter 1: Introduction ...6 We

50 Weed Wacker will not stay running The weed wackers are those kinds of machines that can bear a lot of pressure of work. It is suggested that t

51 Chapter 5: Repair and Maintenance of Weed Wackers You can do many repairs of your weed eater yourself. Sometimes you may need specia

52 Carburetor Removal and Stripdown A carburetor overhaul and rebuild may be required when you have owned and used your favourite weed eater for s

53 9. Check the condition of all the diaphragm gaskets. If a diaphragm gasket is stiff, holed or cracked it will need replacing. It is good p

54 Carburetor Part Replacement and Rebuild Follow the listed steps and video tutorial link below to replace parts and rebuild your Wee

55 12. Refit the filter and filter holding plate. 13. Refit the filter cover. 14. Follow the instruction to prime, startup and adjust the car

56 Compression Test a Weed Eater Engine If a Weed eater has trouble starting and all the usual troubleshooting routes have been explored then th

57 spark plug was screwed into. 6. Watching the compression tester gauge pull the starter cord a number of times until the needle reach

58 Pull cord replacement 1. Buy string/cord in same or slightly larger diameter. 2. Take off plastic cover. You need a hex and a torx driver. T

59 Chapter 6: Weed Eater Schematics and Parts Lists On this page you will find every Weedeater model and a link to the exploded parts diagram a

6 Chapter 1: Introduction Weed eaters are a great convenience for a small investment to keep your lawn and landscape looking good. Generally, the

60 Gas Trimmers Weed Eater Original Series  31WG  650  657  670  1400  1400T  1500  1600  1600T  1700  1740  1900  2215

61 FL Series  FL20  FL20C  FL21  FL21LE  FL23  FL25  FL25C  FL25LE  FL26 FX Series  FX25 BC Series  BC24W  BC2400 Type 1

62 SST Series  SST25  SST25C  SST25CE  SST25HO  SST45

63 Electric Trimmers Weed Eater Original Series  100  108  118  300  400  407  409  409.9  417  500-E  509  559  587 

64  1210  1212  1214  1215  1216  1400 RT Series  RT10  RT110  RT112  RT112C RTE Series  RTE112C  RTE113  RTE113C  R

7 Weed Eaters Weed eaters also known as weed wackers are the most commonly used device for trimming. Weed wackers are devices that are u

8 Chapter 2: Weed Eater Anatomy There are many parts of the weed eaters and every part has its own functionality with the specified

9 Trimmer Head As the name suggests trimmer is that part in the wacker that is responsible for cutting the weed from those places where an ordinary