- Remove the three bolts that hold the starter housing to the top of the engine.
- Pull the cover from the engine and turn it upside down on a workbench or tabletop for easier access.
- Wind the pulley in a clockwise direction to tension the recoil spring.
In respect to this, how do you fix a recoil starter?
A small tab on the pulley can cut your hand if you accidentally let go of the recoil starter when it is tensioned.
- Remove the recoil housing cap. Unscrew the cap that holds the pulley to the recoil starter housing.
- Untie the rope.
- Re-tension the spring.
- Attach the cap.
- Reinstall the rope.
- Coil the cord.
Secondly, how do you fix a broken lawn mower cord? Remove the screws that hold the rewind to the engine and lift it off. Use a nut driver to remove hex head screws. You tug one last time to get the lawn mower started, and suddenly the rope breaks and the end goes spinning into the hole. Don't blow a gasket.
Regarding this, how do I fix the recoil spring on my lawn mower?
Without a properly working starter spring, your lawn mower has no chance of starting.
- Remove the screws from the top of the engine cover.
- Unscrew the screws from the recoil assembly.
- Remove the pulley and the broken starter spring beneath it.
- Wind the pulley counterclockwise to put tension on the starter spring.
Why can't I pull the cord on my lawn mower?
The crankshaft is connected to the blade shaft on your recoil start walk behind lawn mower, so if the pull cord is stuck, it could be because something is blocking the movement of the blade. Disconnect the spark plug for safety, then take a look under the deck.
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