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12-07-2003, 04:08 PM
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Does your Mcculloch210 strimmer stall if u release trigger?
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I know a few people here bought one so i took the plunge. I have one question. When you release the trigger does your stimmer cut off? Page 5 of the manual (instruction9) suggests you can release the trigger, but when i do it stalls. Is this the same for you? TIA |
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12-07-2003, 08:20 PM
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Does your Mcculloch210 strimmer stall if u release trigger?
"Gavin" wrote in message ... Hi I know a few people here bought one so i took the plunge. I have one question. When you release the trigger does your stimmer cut off? Page 5 of the manual (instruction9) suggests you can release the trigger, but when i do it stalls. Is this the same for you? TIA No or more precisely, it only stalls if I've not warmed it up enough before closing the choke. (use it on half choke until the engine is warm) The Q |
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12-07-2003, 09:56 PM
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Does your Mcculloch210 strimmer stall if u release trigger?
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says... "Gavin" wrote in message ... Hi I know a few people here bought one so i took the plunge. I have one question. When you release the trigger does your stimmer cut off? Page 5 of the manual (instruction9) suggests you can release the trigger, but when i do it stalls. Is this the same for you? TIA No or more precisely, it only stalls if I've not warmed it up enough before closing the choke. (use it on half choke until the engine is warm) Not having one - could the idle be too slow on Gavin's? -- David Visit http://www.farm-direct.co.uk for your local farmgate food supplies. FAQ's, Glossary, Farming Year and more! |
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13-07-2003, 10:50 AM
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Does your Mcculloch210 strimmer stall if u release trigger?
"David P" wrote in message ... In article , says... "Gavin" wrote in message ... Hi I know a few people here bought one so i took the plunge. I have one question. When you release the trigger does your stimmer cut off? Page 5 of the manual (instruction9) suggests you can release the trigger, but when i do it stalls. Is this the same for you? TIA No or more precisely, it only stalls if I've not warmed it up enough before closing the choke. (use it on half choke until the engine is warm) Not having one - could the idle be too slow on Gavin's? -- Yes, Good thought david. This is probably it, dont know why this didnt occur to me! thx |
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13-07-2003, 10:50 AM
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Does your Mcculloch210 strimmer stall if u release trigger?
"David P" wrote in message ... In article , says... "Gavin" wrote in message ... Hi I know a few people here bought one so i took the plunge. I have one question. When you release the trigger does your stimmer cut off? Page 5 of the manual (instruction9) suggests you can release the trigger, but when i do it stalls. Is this the same for you? TIA No or more precisely, it only stalls if I've not warmed it up enough before closing the choke. (use it on half choke until the engine is warm) Not having one - could the idle be too slow on Gavin's? -- Yes, Good thought david. This is probably it, dont know why this didnt occur to me! thx |
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13-07-2003, 11:15 PM
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Does your Mcculloch210 strimmer stall if u release trigger?
In article ,
says... "David P" wrote in message Not having one - could the idle be too slow on Gavin's? -- Yes, Good thought david. This is probably it, dont know why this didnt occur to me! thx Its the sort of thing that happens to me - the sudden realisation you have overlooked the obvious g -- David Visit http://www.farm-direct.co.uk for your local farmgate food supplies. FAQ's, Glossary, Farming Year and more! |
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