Echo Trimmer Repair - Replacing the Starter Pulley (Echo Part # A052000180)

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Replacing the Starter Pulley can help solve the following issues you may be having with your Trimmer:
1. Rope Won't Retract
2. Won't Start
Here are a list of the tools required for this repair:
• Torx drivers
• Spark plug wrench (or socket)
• Adjustable pliers
• Small piece of rope
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[@Alfredo5883]

Easy to follow, yet detail explained excellently!

[@mikeman584]

That was good I think it has given me the confidence to tackle the job. Thanks.

[@FIXTechGuides]

Excellent!

[@pepocopyright1020]

Thanks for your info 🙏

[@FIXTechGuides]

Welcome!

[@shadetreeprofessor5723]

I thought this was one of those things that had to be turned the OPPOSITE way (Righty Loosey) in order to get it off. Thanks!

[@JB-ex8kl]

Good rope trick! Nice video, thanks

[@ianpollock2547]

used the rope, after a struggle changed the pawl cog only to have the rope stuck solid and won;t come oyt

[@thehammermanduke]

Good Stuff!!!

[@realrafael6288]

Thank for the information I was a about to throw out my engine

[@Rockinruffhouser]

I use a rope and it got cut and ended up in the combustion chamber. I ended up using the Allen wrench instead