Posted by Stan in Oly, WA on April 11, 2013 at 19:43:13 from (174.31.215.227):
The pull cord on my lawn mower broke. The amount of lawn I haven't been able to cover with something else takes me ten minutes to mow, so a walk behind, non self-propelled gas mower is plenty---but I've got to be able to start it. I was able to get the plastic shrouds off easily, but the steel assembly over the thing that the cord wraps around appears to be riveted in place. It looks like if I could reach in with needle nose pliers and pull out the piece of cord with the knot on it, I could fish new cord in, knot it, and wind it around the whatever it's called. But it must be wound up now, so it isn't moving.
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