How to Fix Broken Starter Rope in Weedeater or other Engines

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How to repair a broken pull rope on your weed eater, trimmer, chainsaw, lawnmower or other small engines.

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0:00 - Intro
0:25 - Checking Spring System
1:56 - Checking Housing and Tension
3:05 - Fixing Broken Pull Rope
11:27 - Pull Machine Back Together
11:58 - Overview

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The best explanation I’ve found after looking at probably 15 videos! Good job!

yvonblanchette

Great video! I repaired my cord about a month ago and yesterday I had to do it again! I guess I didn’t tie a big enough knot on the handle side so it yanked right out. I was able to come back to your video so I could mend it again! Thanks!

thedude

I was able to fix my broken pull starter thanks to your great tutorial. Thank you very much!

taylorlg

Fine video! I just found it and, as luck (or lack of luck) would have it, I need to fix the rope on my Weedeater this afternoon! Thank you!

montehyler

Awesome video. I know why it keeps breaking. I know overtime it will eventually fail but they notch where the knot sits is sharp.

michaelchapman

A very well executed tutorial performed by a gifted tech with superb teaching skills. Thanks for this video.

stewartbruce

Good video- took me a couple of times to figure out the smaller diameter spring that sits under the small housing against the outside cover had lost tension. $13 spring, $3 rope and we’re good to go.

RobertTaylor-rojf

You did a great job, very thoroughly demonstrated !!! I made a comment, if you could answer me, I am so disappointed with the repair service I went to with my SF94R STHIL weed trimmer, I thought it needed a new Air filter, they said no, but it is filthy in the SPONGE SIDE, the guy said the cardboard side is the one that needs to be clean and mine was, then he went in the back and sprayed the whole thing down with Carburator fluid! And it was so hard to start, and the whole thing VIBRATES so bad I can not hardly hold it, then while trying to start it, the handle came off, now I watched your video, and will attempt to repair it, I think that the Knot was not tight enough !!!!
Can you tell me what you think about all of these things and is there a cure

sharon

Thanks it took me forever to find a video with my housing. You rock!

Gozlin

Thanks for this. I was struggling to get the spool to catch on the spring. What I wound up doing was making a gap in the head of the spring and dropping in a little piece of trimmer string to make the head of the spring stick out more so the notch in the spool could catch it.

scottcottontx