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Cradle the trimmer in your hand, and use your thumb to push the blade assembly out / away from the trimmer. To install any of the attachments, hook the white nylon hook on the blade assembly into the notch on the bottom of the trimmer, and snap the blade into the trimmer.
You did not specify your model. Go to the following website, click on the image of your model; a new page will open; scroll to the bottom of the page to find a link to the Instruction Book.
Sure you can...that would be called the crankshaft assembly. You can find it here...along with any other parts you may wish/need. These low-end trimmers are practically considered disposable household items nowadays and a lot of people treat them as such. Look for the crankshaft assembly here: http://www.ereplacementparts.com/poulan-pro-pp125-gas-trimmer-parts-c-16962_17820_18351.html
I am a little surprised at the lower cost.
cut handle off,let spring unwind.remove piece that stops pulley from coming off,then take pulley off,should leave spring intact.dont touch the spring,hell of a job to refit..bolt holding clutch assembly is usually left hand thread.usually two springs holding the two small brake shoes.reasonably easy to go from there
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