Hi, thanks for your comment, glad to hear that you have your lawnmower back up and running! Glad our video could help you with this electrical engineering!
Hi Michael, it's great to hear that our video has meant you have been able to fix your Flymo yourself. Hopefully it is working great again, all ready for the next cut this summer!
Managed to fix and put back my damaged cable in less than 30 minutes. This video helps a lot. The REAL trick is to remember how the cable needs to go via the tension relief lug, this is not done/shown in the video!! I managed to thread my cable incorrectly but even with this mistake and putting the switch back-to-front. It still took less that 30 minutes to complete the refit. So now my 10 year old flymo lawnmower is fully functional and ready for a few more years of service! Saved a few quid too as I was able to repurpose my old cable. You do need a Torx screwdriver but they are pretty common and easy to source. Cheers for the tip and good luck with yours!
Hi, thanks for your comment. It's great to hear that you found our video useful, and hopefully it helps you to get your Flymo up and running again soon!
Thanks to this video I was able to fix my lawnmower and my wife also thinks i'm an electrical engineer. Cheers 🙏🏾
Hi, thanks for your comment, glad to hear that you have your lawnmower back up and running! Glad our video could help you with this electrical engineering!
I managed to fix my Flymo, thanks to you for taking the time to explain the process.
Hi Michael, it's great to hear that our video has meant you have been able to fix your Flymo yourself.
Hopefully it is working great again, all ready for the next cut this summer!
Managed to fix and put back my damaged cable in less than 30 minutes. This video helps a lot. The REAL trick is to remember how the cable needs to go via the tension relief lug, this is not done/shown in the video!! I managed to thread my cable incorrectly but even with this mistake and putting the switch back-to-front. It still took less that 30 minutes to complete the refit. So now my 10 year old flymo lawnmower is fully functional and ready for a few more years of service! Saved a few quid too as I was able to repurpose my old cable.
You do need a Torx screwdriver but they are pretty common and easy to source.
Cheers for the tip and good luck with yours!
Awesome video! Thank you so much. This will help fix my Flymo!
Hi, thanks for your comment. It's great to hear that you found our video useful, and hopefully it helps you to get your Flymo up and running again soon!
Ok, by the time I've done all that, bought all that I would need to repair it, it would be cheaper to buy a new lightweight Flymo.