It needs to go on the reels spool in the opposite direction to the way its on the lines spool ,this will take all the twists out of the line when its on the reels spool
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I will assume it's a spinning reel, and then you may have several methods. You can tie a slipping knot on the line, open the pickup, slip your knot on the reel spool, tighten it, and then reel in. A more efficient way may be to install your reel on the rod, first pass your line through the first guide, and then do the same things. Tie a knot on the spool, with the pickup open, and reel in. Now when you reel in, I can suggest you to do this in a bucket of freshwater, as it will tighten your line with no efforts, and the line spool will not jump all over the place.
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you will have to get a coat hanger or small wire to fish the fuel pick up or filter from the fuel tank. once you fish it out hold fuel line in one hand and remove the filter with your other. be careful not to let the fuel line go because without the filter on it's harder to fish out again. install new filter on the line and put back in tank. your lines should be firm. Not hard and not squishy. if not firm replace. this could also be part of your problem if the line is being sucked in due to pressure restricting fuel flow
As long as you have an air filter, your fish will befine. Just like pumps, the air filtersmove air around and oxygenate the water. The air pump is superfluous. If you do decide to purchase another pump, please see thisvideo on how to install it properly:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gTnfXgmMTxY
With the new line threaded through all of the fishing rod's eyelets,
open the bail. You open the bail by pulling it over across the spool,
until it locks in an open position. Tie the line in a knot around the
reel's spool, and loosely wrap the line around the spool at least 7 to 8
times, then pull slowly on the line, to tighten the line that is
wrapped around the spool. Holding the box or spool of fishing line between your feet, so that it
will remain close to you, start reeling in your casting rod. When you
start reeling it in, the bail automatically closes, and makes the line
wrap onto the spool properly. Reel the new line in until the spool is
about 75% full, or to the lines marked inside the reel's spool. Cut the
new line about 8 feet from the outer-most eyelet of your fishing rod. Hope this solution has been helpful?
Hi ken If your machine has 2 holes in the tank it must have a primer first of all you you must fish out the pick up filter from the tank feed your new fuel line into one hole and out the filler hole connect the filter & put it back in that line goes to the bottom of the carby the next one from the top of the carby to the primer then from the primer back to the tank.
The line needs to installed on the reel as it is on the new spool when purchased. Also check spool drag. If it is a spinning reel it is important to install the string correctly and use a quality brand of string.
On the front of the spool there is a device to turn to set the drag. Torn it tighter and tighten it until slightly below the breaking point of your fishing line. It isn't a critical adjustment, it just keeps your line from breaking while trying to land a fish.
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