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Discover essential information on replacing the starter spring for your Lawn Boy string trimmer. Learn about common issues, solutions, and where to find the right parts online.
First, remove the trimmer's starter assembly. Carefully unwind the old spring, taking note of its orientation. Install the new spring by winding it in the same direction. Reattach the starter assembly to the trimmer. Always follow the manufacturer's instructions for safety.
If the trimmer's pull cord is difficult to retract or doesn't retract at all, the starter spring may be worn or broken. Inspect the spring for visible damage or lack of tension. Replacing it can restore proper function.
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