Fixing A Homelite Trimmer That Won't Start

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Published 2023-11-03

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  • @williamsnow1531
    I never ever question anybody about what they spend on their equipment because that may be all they can afford, but if you drive up to my shop in a $100,000 truck or car and question me about how much it’ll cost to fix their “ cheap “ equipment then you best get in your vehicle and drive off quickly. You can spend that much on your vehicle because you need a reliable one, then you should think the same way when it comes to your equipment. Another bang on video my friend.
  • @kalrissian2163
    Thank you for your video I was able to fix my Homelite trimmer that was not starting after 2 years in storage. Took me 20 minutes of my time and no money. Great Saving ☺
  • @jakeanthony2952
    I just got one of these from the garbage, looked almost new. had this same weed wacker maybe two years ago and it worked just as good as a higher end one and was stoked to get this one running up to par. Thank you for sharing this!
  • @jameshedrick605
    I have 2 like that just given to me. All they needed was fuel lines and a carburetor cleaning and adjustment
  • @lewiemcneely9143
    My Homelite was a freebee and all it cost to get it going was a new primer bulb and straightening the shaft out where it had been wrapped around a tree. It might've been smaller/cheaper that that one and was older for sure. As long as it does the job. Blessings and happy weekend.
  • @covishen
    Another good fix. $5 saved $$$ for a new gas trimmer. I was looking for a new gas trimmer and everything I found after going to the 3 big home improvement centers in my area were all electric. I went to a farmer supply and found what I was looking for, but it was very expensive. So I can get the very expensive gas trimmer or the no-name very cheap gas trimmers from online. You will easily make your money and time back from selling it.
  • @kirbyyasha
    I agree with your comment about keyboard warriors about being forced to repair a carb vs replacing it due to ability levels. Some people might not even have the time, so if it's a carb issue, replacing it is a 5 minute journey. People should be able to do what works best for them and their situation. Which is why I love your channel, you're not telling people what to do, but offering options, and telling them to do what works best for them. Also agree about ultrasonic cleaners. They take awhile, and I never had any problems using a can of carb cleaner and some manual cleaning.
  • It’s always a good idea to fix up a cheap trimmer. I’ve been collecting throw lawn equipment this year. Hopefully I can get to fixing them soon.
  • @aussienebula8331
    Definetly worth the 5 bucks just for the new repair knowledge. Every motors different. Cheers.
  • @baddad5781
    Another good one there, my friend. As usual, your presentations are very well done and I have learned a ton from you.. I really enjoy your videos so thanks for sharing your knowledge with us.
  • @texbrew64
    Thank you. I'm struggling with a Homelite 26CS and your video is very encouraging. New Subscriber to your channel.
  • @keithjames8713
    Great video, excellenty narrated ,.clean clear and precise 10/10
  • @kathydills4050
    Yes I've got 3 just like it. Won't ruin your shoulder joints like heavier brands.
  • I really enjoy your vidoes you talk about carbs an the different ways you clean them. Every time I get trimmers or aney thing I ushely just get a new carb I don't have the best luck with cleaning them lol
  • @999thenewman
    Hey Home Garage, Taryl Fixes All has a new video out today that covers Briggs and Stratton mechanical mower start, which I referred to as kinetic spring start that winds tension when the engine brake is applied. It is indeed a limited alternative instead of the traditional pull rope or electric start. You will finally know what I was trying to describe.
  • @markr.1984
    I have an older Homelite that I got at a second hand store for ten bucks. Got on amazon, ordered a new carb for it because I right away found out if didn't even have a gasket between the carb and engine. I spent about 20 bucks to fix it up and it's been running great for four years now. A total of $30.00 bucks or so. I've seen people buy far more expensive trimmers and have nothing but trouble with them. If Stihls are so great, why do you see dozens of videos here in YT on how to fix them? Are Stihls made by Ford or something? You get a cheap Homelite going right, and take only a little care of it and it will just last. You can have your Stihls and other fancy-smancy brands.
  • @chrisbmwgs
    Hello.i watch all the videos on youtube about the machines you make. for me it is very interesting to make such machines and i hope someday to do only this work because i like it very much but i need more experience. your videos help me when i watch them
  • @AnthemBassMan
    Like I said in one of your other videos, even though I have my Husqvarna trimmer, I still have my cheap snot green Poulan P1500 trimmer that is basically the same model as that Homelite. Still runs great after all these years. Just feels a little awkward using it with its curved shaft after using the straight shaft Husqvarna. It even has the original fuel lines, carb, and spark plug, and I just had it out back using it a few days ago.