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Introduction |
This guide A common cause of failure among push mowers is for replacing the engine control cable on a Weed Eater lawn mower. Older cables that have broken, stretched, or bonded to their sheath may prevent the mower from starting. Owners of this mower may not understand how to diagnose a faulty or broken engine control cable. As a result, owners may unnecessarily replace other, more expensive parts, or may purchase a replacement mower when the engine control cable breaksfails. Fortunately, it is possible and cost effective to repair a broken engine control cable. This guide provides users with the necessary steps to replace the part, enabling continued use of the Weed Eater Rotary lawn mowersmower. |
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