McCulloch FR44 Weedeater Pull start

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  • Indiana
    Handyman
    • Jan 2004
    • 32

    #1

    McCulloch FR44 Weedeater Pull start

    Hello

    I had problems with my pullstart cord not retracting back in. I wanted to take it apart and clean/grease it, but I let it get the better of me. The coil that keeps tension on the cord flew out and I am not sure how exactly it fits back together. I managed to get the sping back into its little container and I thought I had to fixed. It worked for a few times, then the sping inside unwound some inside the housing. Long story short I cant find a manual that will show me how to make sure I am properly putting this thing back together. Anyone have a good site or anything that might help me? I have been to http://support.mtdproducts.com/cgi-b...duser/home.php
    which is thier support page, but the manuals section does not seem to be working.

    TIA
    Indiana
  • Indiana
    Handyman
    • Jan 2004
    • 32

    #2
    OK, so the manual site is up today. I cant seem to find a model/serial number for this thing anywhere on the unit though. Seems to me it would be on the engine itself, but I am unsure. Anyone know where they put these things? It does not have a sticker as the website describes.

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    • Indiana
      Handyman
      • Jan 2004
      • 32

      #3
      Well, I figgured out how it all went back together and its now working great again.

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      • Troy
        Moderator
        • Jul 2002
        • 576

        #4
        Glad you figured it out. You are right, I couldn't find any information online about it. I never really found anything useful. Did you find something that helped or just figured it out yourself? Congratulations!

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        • HayZee518
          Deity
          • Jul 2004
          • 8747

          #5
          I just received a catalog for small engine parts from Foley/Belsaw. They have a site for service parts. The URL is: www.foleybelsaw.com
          Check in there for the rewind - which is what the recoil starter is called.

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