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To replace the clutch, first remove the trimmer's housing to access the clutch assembly. Use a wrench to remove the clutch nut, then slide the old clutch off the crankshaft. Install the new clutch by reversing these steps.
If the trimmer head won't spin or the string trimmer runs rough, a worn or broken clutch may be the cause. Inspect for visible damage and replace if necessary.
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