...pull starter rope, wom start Sounds like your engine may be seized up. Mine did the same thing and I had to replace the block. If any dirt gets past the air cleaner or if your fuel mixture isn't ...
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...pull the rope and it comes out in your hand. Here's how to fix it yourself.First, we'll talk about a simple rope replacement. In most cases you will have to remove the blower housing from the ...
...pull the rope and it comes out in your hand. Here's how to fix it yourself.First, we'll talk about a simple rope replacement. In most cases you will have to remove the blower housing from the ...
39;t pull it out. First, call Mantis and get their advice. It may be covered under warranty (I believe it comes with a 2 year warranty). If not under warranty remove the spark plug and try to pull the
...39;s crankshaft is a Torx #25 screw. Before you loosen it, you will have to lock up the engine. To do so, remove the spark plug. Pull on the starter until the piston is down, then insert a length of ...
...the boot off of the plug. While holding the boot near a metal surface, darken the room and pull the starter rope. If you see a spark, the coil is good, if you don't, you just found your
39;t start Tiller hit a rock ..engine quit....unable to restart. Starter rope is difficult(not impossible) to pull. Removed cover to see if flywheel was loose. Flywheel is TIGHT on shaft... I can grab
...39;s the tricky part. Pull the rope through the eyelet while maintaining force on the pulley (I pulled it through the eyelet separately, they pushed the eyelet back in). A tweezers or ...
starter rope, it trys to turn the tines and I can't start it. Hello , well you again, on some of the small tillers the tines will engage because that is the way they are made to do on start up
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