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While performing routine maintenance will help minimize issues developing in your string trimmer, there will probably be a time when it just won’t stay running. I’ve put together this guide to help. A Husqvarna string trimmer starts, stalls, and then dies when it isn’t getting sufficient fuel, air, and spark. This may be due to …

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It’s hard to get the job done when the engine bogs down and doesn’t give you enough power to trim the weeds. A Husqvarna string trimmer loses power due to a plugged air filter, dirty spark plug, plugged fuel filter, clogged fuel line, dirty carburetor, bad fuel tank vent, plugged spark arrestor, or old fuel. …

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A string trimmer helps give you that finished manicured look to your landscaping. When it acts up and won’t start, you need to look for items that will keep the engine from getting sufficient air, fuel, and spark. A Husqvarna string trimmer won’t start due to a plugged air filter, bad spark plug, plugged fuel …

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Most Husqvarna string trimmers use a 2-cycle small engine. However, Husqvarna has introduced models with 4-cycle engines to the market as well. Knowing the type of engine on your trimmer and using the right fuel will keep you from damaging the engine or causing other fuel-related issues. Husqvarna string trimmers with 2-cycle engines require a …

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Own a chainsaw long enough and you’re likely to run into issues. Routine maintenance can minimize problems and help you identify small issues before they develop into bigger ones. I’ve put together this guide to help you determine the cause of your Husqvarna chainsaw problem. Here you can find simple charts with causes and solutions. …

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Fuel plays a big role in how your leaf blower performs. Using the right type of fuel and caring for it properly can reduce fuel-related issues that develop when using old gas or the wrong fuel. Troy-Bilt leaf blowers use gasoline with a minimum 89 octane rating and maximum ethanol content of 10%. Always refuel …

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