39 poulan weed eater parts diagram

I took this apart and got it running after 5 years of sitting. I had to take it apart about 3 times and each time no issues with it cranking. After I got it running, but it is bogging down when I give it a hard squeeze on the throttle, so I thought maybe its the exhaust screen. I took it apart again, and there's no way to clean it, so I put it back together. Now as soon as I spin the clutch back on the shaft, it locks everything up. If I take it off, it pulls and retracks just fine. Even barely ... When the switches are pressed it powers up then shuts off after a couple of seconds. Then i have to release and resqueeze the switches to start it again. And repeat the process to get use out of it. Any help is much appreciated.

I can get memory foam offcuts from a furniture factory, but I want to shred it up. I don't have time to snip it up with scissors, but I had an adea of using a bin, covering it with plastic and using a weed eater to shred up the foam. Like a blender?

Poulan weed eater parts diagram

I have probably 100,000 tumbleweeds stuck on my fences (40 acre ranch) and have been using a brush cutter to chop them all up to use for compost (I'm too nervous to burn them all, there is just way too many and not enough burn days if ya know what I mean). However, I have to press down on a trigger to keep my tool running, but this is resulting in immense wrist pain. Is there a clamp I can put on my tool to keep it running without me holding the trigger down? [http://www.wrxinfo.com/service\_manuals/](http://www.wrxinfo.com/service_manuals/) Been researching some torque specs for suspension stuff and was surprised about the amount of misinformation and confusion out there across forums and videos. Here ya'll go, hope this helps some of you DIYers. What do you call a string grass trimmer?

Poulan weed eater parts diagram. What do you call a string grass trimmer? [http://www.wrxinfo.com/service\_manuals/](http://www.wrxinfo.com/service_manuals/) Been researching some torque specs for suspension stuff and was surprised about the amount of misinformation and confusion out there across forums and videos. Here ya'll go, hope this helps some of you DIYers. I have probably 100,000 tumbleweeds stuck on my fences (40 acre ranch) and have been using a brush cutter to chop them all up to use for compost (I'm too nervous to burn them all, there is just way too many and not enough burn days if ya know what I mean). However, I have to press down on a trigger to keep my tool running, but this is resulting in immense wrist pain. Is there a clamp I can put on my tool to keep it running without me holding the trigger down?

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