Do you have the old one? If you do just take it to a good car/motorcycle parts supplier and they will be able to match it to a new one. If you don't have it try the Homelite website. (See web link). They have a parts locator page or you could
e-mail them and ask for the details of the spark plug. Service Support
Refer to owners manual, look at existing spark plug, or type in search engine Homelite 26 B leaf blower spark plug
SOURCE: homelite yard blower won't start
1st how old is the gas and 2nd how long did it sit for since you last used it? If there was any old fuel left in before now (more than 14 days) than it is possible your carb needs cleaning. If it's less than 14 days then you might want to check the compression. IF you have good compression, then you might want to take it to a service center to have it diagnosed.
SOURCE: oil/gas ratio for a modle UTO8110 homelite leaf blower
you can run 32:1 if you want to it wont hurt it but it may foul a plug since its more oil, 50:1 is the best ratio for your blower
SOURCE: homelite ut08107 will not fire. no spark at plug.
It may be the coil if there is not any spark. Or a wire could off at the coil. One more thing it could be is the spark plug wire may have came loose from the coil. These a few thing to check.
SOURCE: gas leaf blower runs at half speed
First you will have to get a carburetor kit ,it consists of diaprams and inlet needle,you then remove the two srews that hold carburetor on the engine and remove gas lines,also the throttle cable remove screws that hold ends of carburetor on under these you will find the diaphrams and needle remove these be carefull not to loose the little spring under the needle lever.
!get you a can of carburetor cleaner and spray carburetor the blow it out with air you will notice little jets in carburetor that have to be clean use a wire from a bread tie to clean them out install new gaskets and diaprams in same position you took old ones off.you can also look at carburetor to see what kind it is walbor,zama,tilloson? type the name in google search and can get a diagram of carburetor if you loose your place,or just ask me.
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