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Posted on Aug 28, 2007

Weeda eater why does my weeda eater keep flooding and petrol run's through the carbie and i cannot get it to start

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  • Anonymous Aug 05, 2008

    weed eater won't start.

  • Anonymous Aug 27, 2008

    weed eater fuel lines

  • tncpapa Mar 23, 2009

    i replaced the fuel lines and the primer bulb, could not get the gas from leaking around lines at btm. of gas tank.

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I have a ryobi BC30 bought july of 2007, it has always worked well for me ...but not when i start it , it will only run with the choke on ...... once i take off the coke it stops running........... is there some one out there that can help me get this trimmer ideling again.........  thank you

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Weedeater worked well, but after adding fuel it cut off and never started again. i noticed a grey / dirty fluid near the base area of the engine. What could the problem be?

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