Does anybody have an exploded diagram of this God-forsaken piece of crap?
I'd like to open this sucker up without breaking it to get at the clutch,
I'm very certain that the clutch is the problem but I have no idea how the
Hell to get at it.

If all else fails, I'll shatter this piece of &#!t and have photos for the
next guy. needless to say, this is the last time I buy anything from
McCulloch.

"Jim Desrosiers" wrote in message
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Does anybody have an exploded diagram of this God-forsaken piece of crap?
I'd like to open this sucker up without breaking it to get at the clutch,
I'm very certain that the clutch is the problem but I have no idea how the
Hell to get at it.

If all else fails, I'll shatter this piece of &#!t and have photos for the
next guy. needless to say, this is the last time I buy anything from
McCulloch.


Fear not - I understand that McCulloch no longer makes string trimmers.

Here's the official word from McCulloch . . . just in case you ever want to
buy from them:

Response (Support Staff) 06/30/2005 12:10 PM
This McCulloch product is not supported by MTD.
Please contact Jenn Feng Industrial Co., Ltd. (see answer link below)
for service and support of this product.
Title: McCulloch Corporation Bankruptcy and Business Asset Sale
Information

Sounds like they went "belly up" actually.

Thanks for the info.


"Srgnt Billko" wrote in message
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"Jim Desrosiers" wrote in message
...
Does anybody have an exploded diagram of this God-forsaken piece of crap?
I'd like to open this sucker up without breaking it to get at the clutch,
I'm very certain that the clutch is the problem but I have no idea how
the
Hell to get at it.

If all else fails, I'll shatter this piece of &#!t and have photos for
the
next guy. needless to say, this is the last time I buy anything from
McCulloch.


Fear not - I understand that McCulloch no longer makes string trimmers.