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If the pulley is worn or damaged, replace it promptly to ensure the trimmer functions correctly. Browse through Snapper String Trimmer Parts on Repair Clinic to find genuine replacements.
This could be due to a faulty pulley affecting the line feed. Check the pulley for damage and replace if necessary to restore optimal performance.


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