Poulan 1400T User Manual - Page 15

General, Maintenance

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2. Installing Line on Spool To replace the Line on existing spool: 1).Follow "InstallingSpoolw/Line," steps"a-c." and remove any Line remaining on the spool. 2).Use a 40 foot length of Weed Eater .080"diameter trimmer Line. 3),Insert 1/16 to V8 inch of the end of the Line through the hole in the inner rim of the Spool. Figure 21. Allownomorethan 118inchofLinetoextendbeyond the rim toavoidinterferencewith thetappingaction. 4).Wrap the Line firmly and evenly onto Spool in a clockwise direction as shown by arrow on Spool. Figure 21. NOTE: The Line must be wrapped firmly and evenly for proper line feed. 5).Follow "Installing Spool w/Line, steps "d-h." b. If the Line breaks off or backs up in the Trimmer Head, follow "Installing Spool w/Line," steps "a-c." Pull slack in Line until the Line is tightly wound on Spool, leaving4-6 inches ofextended Line. Continue with steps "d-h." APPROXIMATELY 2 INCHESOF LINE CAN BE PULLED FROM THE TRIMMER HEAD EACH TIME THE TAP BUTTON IS PRESSED. • TAP RtTION Figure 20 VS" WRAP LINE ON SPOOL ASSHOWN BYARROW. Figure 21 GENERAL MAINTENANCE A. MAINTENANCE SAFETY I. Maintain thetoolaccordingto recommended procedures. Keep the trimmer line at the proper length. 2. Disconnect the spark plug before performing maintenance except for carburetor adjustments. 3. Makecarburetoradjustments with thedriveshaft housing supported to prevent the trimmer line from contacting any object. Hold the tool with your hand; do not use the optional shoulder strap for supper• 4. Keep others away when making carburetor adjustments. 5. Use only WEED EATER® flexible, non-metallic monofilament cutting line of the correct diameter. Never use wire, rope, string, etc. 6. Replacetrirrunerhead partsthatarecracked, chipped,or damaged in any way before using the tool. 7. Use only genuine WEED EATER® replacement parts as recommended by the manufacturer. 8. Inspect entire tool. Replace damaged parts. Check for fuel leaks. Make sure all fasteners are in place and securely fastened. 15

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2. Installing
Line
on
Spool
To
replace
the
Line
on
existing
spool:
1).Follow
"Installing
Spool
w/Line,"
steps
"a
-c."
and
remove
any
Line
remaining
on
the
spool.
2).Use
a
40
foot
length
of
Weed
Eater
.080"
diameter
trimmer
Line.
3),Insert
1/16
to
V8
inch
of
the
end
of
the
Line
through
the
hole
in
the
inner
rim
of
the
Spool.
Figure
21.
Allow
no
more
than
11
8
inch
of
Line
to
extend
beyond
the
rim
to
avoid
interference
with
the
tapping
action.
4).Wrap
the
Line
fi
rmly
and
evenly
onto
Spool
in
a
clockwise
direction
as
shown
by
arrow
on
Spool.
Figure
21.
NOTE:
The
Line
must
be
wrapped
fi
rmly
and
evenly
for
proper
line
feed.
5).Follow
"Installing
Spool
w/Line,
steps
"d
-h."
b.
If
the
Line
breaks
off
or
backs
up
in
the
Trimmer
Head,
follow
"Installing
Spool
w/Line,"
steps
"a
-c."
Pull
slack
in
Line
until
the
Line
is
tightly
wound
on
Spool,
leaving
4-6
inches
of
extended
Line.
Continue
with
steps
"d
-h."
APPROXIMATELY
2
INCHES
OF
LINE
CAN
BE
PULLED
FROM
THE
TRIMMER
HEAD
EACH
TIME
THE
TAP
BUTTON
IS
PRESSED.
TAP
RtTION
Figure
20
VS"
WRAP
LINE
ON
SPOOL
AS
SHOWN
BY
ARROW.
Figure
21
GENERAL
MAINTENANCE
A.
MAINTENANCE
SAFETY
I.
Maintain
the
tool
according
to
recommended
pro-
cedures.
Keep
the
trimmer
line
at
the
proper
length.
2.
Disconnect
the
spark
plug
before
performing
maintenance
except
for
carburetor
adjustments.
3.
Make
carburetor
adjustments
with
the
drive
shaft
housing
supported
to
prevent
the
trimmer
line
from
contacting
any
object.
Hold
the
tool
with
your
hand;
do
not
use
the
optional
shoulder
strap
for
supper•
4.
Keep
others
away
when
making
carburetor
adjustments.
5.
Use
only
WEED
EATER®
flexible,
non-metallic
monofilament
cutting
line
of
the
correct
diameter.
Never
use
wire,
rope,
string,
etc.
6.
Replace
trirruner
head
parts
that
arecracked,
chip-
ped,
or
damaged
in
any
way
before
using
the
tool.
7.
Use
only
genuine
WEED
EATER®
replacement
parts
as
recommended
by
the
manufacturer.
8.
Inspect
entire
tool.
Replace
damaged
parts.
Check
for
fuel
leaks.
Make
sure
all
fasteners
are
in
place
and
securely
fastened.
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