Poulan 1994-04 User Manual - Page 22

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F. STARTER ROPE • Replace a Starter Rope that breaks. A DANGER Never start engine with clutch shroud removed. The clutch will fly apart and cause serious injury. A WARNING Do not remove the pulley tab and screw or the pulley. The spring beneath the pulley is under tension and can fly out and cause serious injury. If any part of pulley housing assembly is damaged other than rope, do not use tool. Take it to your Service Dealer. 1. Disconnect spark plug wire. Figure 31 . 2. Remove the screw and nut from the throttle trigger housing. Figure 31 . 3. Hold throttle trigger awayfrom foam grip and remove barrel end of throttle cable from trigger. 4. Carefully pull throttle cable out of foam grip. 5. Remove the four clutch shroud screws with the small hex wrench provided. Figure 31. 6. Separate clutch shroud from engine. Figure 31 . A DANGER Use only a hand tool to remove the clutch. Do not use any type of motorized tool or strike the clutch in any way. Otherwise, the clutch will fly apart and cause serious injury. 7. Hold the "Flats" of the clutch with an adjustable wrench. Figure 32 (inset) and remove the nut coun terclockwise with a 9/16" socket wrench. NOTE: Clutch will slide offthe crankshaft intact.Do no disassemble clutch. 8. Remove the cupped washer, clutch, and large flat washer as shown in Figure 32 . 9. Remove pulley housing from engine. Figure 32 . 10. Remove the rope retainer screw and remove any re- maining rope. Figure 33 . 11. Hold pulley housing as shown in Figure 34 . Hand turn the pulley clockwise as far as it will go. 12. Turn the pulley counterclockwise until the pulley notch is aligned with the housing notch next to the pulley tab and screw. Figure 34 . 13. Next, turn the pulley one complete turn counterclockwise until the notches are aligned again. 14. Insert hex wrench into hole formed by notches to hold pulley in position. Figure 34 (inset -right). 15. Use a 42 length of replacement rope. 16. Move away 10 feet (3 meters) from the fuel tank with the replacement rope. Use a match and melt both ends of the rope to prevent fraying. 17. Pull melted ends throughathick, clean ragwhile rope is still hot to obtain smooth, pointed ends. 18. Insert one end of the rope through the handle and secure with a knot. Leave a 3/16" pigtail behind the knot. Figure 34 (inset -left). 19. Insert the other end of the rope through the rope exit hole into the inside of the housing, into the pulley and up through the pulley hole. Figure 34 . 20. Wrap the rope counterclockwise around the pulley ratchet and tuck loose end under the rope at the pulley hole. Figures 33 & 34 . Leave a 1" tail laying flat on top of the pulley between the retainer rib and the retainer screw/post. Figure 34 . 21. Reinstall the rope retainer screw into the screw post. Figure 33 . Tighten until the washer is snug. NOTE: Do not overtighten screw. Overtightening the screw can cause threads in screw post to strip out. 22. Hold the rope taut at the rope exit hole so the pulley will not move. Remove hex wrench. 23. Slowly feed rope into the pulley housing. 24. Make sure spacer is in place as shown in Figure 32 . Reverse ste s 1 through 10 to re -assemble. A U • When reinstalling the clutch, t g ten t e nut until the cupped washer is flattened against the clutch. Over or under tightening nut can cause engine damage. - 22 - Clutch Shroud Screws Throttle Trigger Screw ► ,of Spark Plug Wire Clutch Shroud :la- Throttle Trigger Nut Figure 31 Pulley Housing kycnr Nut 0 0 NZ' Spacer Cupped Washer (Curved Toward Clutch) Figure 32 Pulley In 0 Large Flat Washer Clutch • 4, s*.a Nut Rope Retainer Screw Washer Rope Tail Screw Post 3/16" Figure 33 Hex Wrench Pulley Ratchet Rope Exit Hole O Retainer ib 0 ''. Pulley Notch Pulley Hole Housing Notch Figure 34 O Rope Tail Pulley Tab and Screw

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F.
STARTER
ROPE
Replace
a
Starter
Rope
that
breaks.
A
DANGER
Never
start
engine
with
clutch
shroud
removed.
The
clutch
will
fly
apart
and
cause
serious
injury.
A
WARNING
Do
not
remove
the
pulley
tab
and
screw
or
the
pul-
ley.
The
spring
beneath
the
pulley
is
under
tension
and
can
fly
out
and
cause
serious
injury.
If
any
part
of
pulley
housing
assembly
is
damaged
other
than
rope,
do
not
use
tool.
Take
it
to
your
Service
Dealer.
1.
Disconnect
spark
plug
wire.
Figure
31
.
2.
Remove
the
screw
and
nut
from
the
throttle
trigger
housing.
Figure
31
.
3.
Hold
throttle
trigger
away
from
foam
grip
and
remove
barrel
end
of
throttle
cable
from
trigger.
4.
Carefully
pull
throttle
cable
out
of
foam
grip.
5.
Remove
the
four
clutch
shroud
screws
with
the
small
hex
wrench
provided.
Figure
31.
6.
Separate
clutch
shroud
from
engine.
Figure
31
.
A
DANGER
Use
only
a
hand
tool
to
remove
the
clutch.
Do
not
use
any
type
of
motorized
tool
or
strike
the
clutch
in
any
way.
Otherwise,
the
clutch
will
fly
apart
and
cause
serious
injury.
7.
Hold
the
"Flats"
of
the
clutch
with
an
adjustable
wrench.
Figure
32
(inset)
and
remove
the
nut
coun
terclockwise
with
a
9/16"
socket
wrench.
NOTE:
Clutch
will
slide
off
the
crankshaft
intact.
D
o
no
disassemble
clutch.
8.
Remove
the
cupped
washer,
clutch,
and
large
fl
at
washer
as
shown
in
Figure
32
.
9.
Remove
pulley
housing
from
engine.
Figure
32
.
10.
Remove
the
rope
retainer
screw
and
remove
any
re-
maining
rope.
Figure
33
.
11.
Hold
pulley
housing
as
shown
in
Figure
34
.
Hand
turn
the
pulley
clockwise
as
far
as
it
will
go.
12.
Turn
the
pulley
counterclockwise
until
the
pulley
notch
is
aligned
with
the
housing
notch
next
to
the
pulley
tab
and
screw.
Figure
34
.
13.
Next,
turn
the
pulley
one
complete
turn
counterclock-
wise
until
the
notches
are
aligned
again.
14.
Insert
hex
wrench
into
hole
formed
by
notches
to
hold
pulley
in
position.
Figure
34
(inset
—right).
15.
Use
a
42
length
of
replacement
rope.
16.
Move
away
10
feet
(3
meters)
from
the
fuel
tank
with
the
replacement
rope.
Use
a
match
and
melt
both
ends
of
the
rope
to
prevent
fraying.
17.
Pull
melted
ends
through
a
thick,
clean
rag
while
rope
is
still
hot
to
obtain
smooth,
pointed
ends.
18.
Insert
one
end
of
the
rope
through
the
handle
and
se-
cure
with
a
knot.
Leave
a
3/16"
pigtail
behind
the
knot.
Figure
34
(inset
—left).
19.
Insert
the
other
end
of
the
rope
through
the
rope
exit
hole
into
the
inside
of
the
housing,
into
the
pulley
and
up
through
the
pulley
hole.
Figure
34
.
20.
Wrap
the
rope
counterclockwise
around
the
pulley
ratchet
and
tuck
loose
end
under
the
rope
at
the
pulley
hole.
Figures
33
&
34
.
Leave
a
1"
tail
laying
fl
at
on
top
of
the
pulley
between
the
retainer
rib
and
the
retainer
screw/post.
Figure
34
.
21.
Reinstall
the
rope
retainer
screw
into
the
screw
post.
Figure
33
.
Tighten
until
the
washer
is
snug.
NOTE:
Do
not
overtighten
screw.
Overtightening
the
screw
can
cause
threads
in
screw
post
to
strip
out.
22.
Hold
the
rope
taut
at
the
rope
exit
hole
so
the
pulley
will
not
move.
Remove
hex
wrench.
23.
Slowly
feed
rope
into
the
pulley
housing.
24.
Make
sure
spacer
is
in
place
as
shown
in
Figure
32
.
Reverse
ste
s
1
through
10
to
re
—assemble.
When
reinstalling
the
clutch,
t
g
ten
t
e
nut
until
the
cupped
washer
is
flat-
tened
against
the
clutch.
Over
or
under
tight-
ening
nut
can
cause
engine
damage.
A
U
Clutch
Shroud
Screws
Throttle
Trigger
Screw
,of
Spark
Clutch
Plug
Wire
Shroud
:la—
Throttle
Trigger
Nut
Figure
31
Pulley
Nut
Housing
ky
cnr
0
In
0
0
NZ'
Spacer
Cupped
Washer
(Curved
Toward
Clutch)
Nut
Large
Flat
Washer
Clutch
4
,
s*.
a
Figure
32
Pulley
Rope
Retainer
Screw
Washer
Rope
Tail
Screw
Post
Figure
33
3/16"
Pulley
Ratchet
Pulley
Notch
Pulley
Hole
0
‘‘.
Housing
Notch
Hex
Wrench
Rope
Exit
Hole
O
Figure
34
O
Retainer
ib
Rope
Tail
Pulley
Tab
and
Screw
22