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The Red

06-20-1999 11:03:10

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Here in Indianapolis, you can get a 17 inch curve shaft for $67.99 at Furrow or $69.99 at Kmart. Has a motor over 30cc. Also Furrow has the 18 inch chainsaw for $149.99 including the case with a good size motor on it.

Anybody have good or bad experiences with this name? Someone else may be manufacturing it since there has been a lot of consolidation in this industry.

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Norco

10-24-2003 02:27:18

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Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to The Red, 06-20-1999 11:03:10

OK. Help.
I have an Homelite 350 since new. Took it to a "saw shop" in another county to get it tuned up. Since I got it back it ran poorly and the auto-lube chain oiler isn't oiling. Finally tore it completely down and did the job myself. Runs great now, but still no oil.
Everything in the pump looks good. All passages are clear. All new oil lines. No gall marks, no scoring etc on the pump parts. O-rings look good & are pliable. Got a schematic from the lawnmower shop [yes, no saw shops here], and it looks like all the parts are there.
I see the pump is directly in the crankcase. It looks like some sort of rotary pump, but does it work off crankcase pressure? First time I've seen this kind. Does it have to be timed to the crank? Somebody please help!
Thanks much

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Ulf Svensson

08-26-2002 07:40:24

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Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to The Red, 06-20-1999 11:03:10

Hello. I have a Homelite chainsaw Zip-6. And i wonder how many horsepower it has and stroke /bore .

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Wm_R

09-04-2002 13:58:49

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Re: Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to Ulf Svensson, 08-26-2002 07:40:24

Homelite Zip-6... horsepower N/A and stroke /bore 1 1/2" stroke 2 3/16" bore 4.71 cu in

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Jim Brown

04-20-2003 08:15:13

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Re: Re: Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to Wm_R, 09-04-2002 13:58:49

I have a Homelite SX-135 Weedeater trimmer. The Shaft evidently has broken, as the spool with the line spins freely. Does anyone know if this is repairable or not? Or would I be better off buying a new one? Also if it can be repaired, where can I get parts for it?
Thanks

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BillW

05-12-2003 11:20:47

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to Jim Brown, 04-20-2003 08:15:13

Have you removed the shaft from the motor? Check that it has not slipped out of the engine drive sleeve. I have both straight & curved shafts available.

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Don

08-04-2002 08:23:46

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Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to The Red, 06-20-1999 11:03:10

I need a trigger for my Homelite Z825 cc.
HELP.

Thanks Don in LA.

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J King

05-15-2002 16:00:49

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Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to The Red, 06-20-1999 11:03:10

I have a Homelite curved shaft weedeater. The end towards the ground is broken where the nut shreads into the end and I want to purchase another piece that attaches to the motor and extends out to the end of the shaft. When I went back to the place that sold me the Homelite, they no longer carry Homelite products, and not any replacement parts either. How do I order this part? Thanks.

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joel miller

05-15-2002 06:27:49

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Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to The Red, 06-20-1999 11:03:10

Chainsaw : Homelite 150 16" Please tell me the spark plug to use, the plug gap, the other things I need to tune up, and the number of links in a replacement chain. Thanks, Joel

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BillW

05-22-2002 00:20:36

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Re: Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to joel miller, 05-15-2002 06:27:49

Plug = DJ7J...gap .025 Use 3/8 chain (full size) 59 drive links
Check fuel lines, Fuel & air Filter
Let me know if you can't find what you need.

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Ann

05-13-2002 11:12:41

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Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to The Red, 06-20-1999 11:03:10

would like to find a repair shop in my area

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steve

05-10-2002 10:00:35

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Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to The Red, 06-20-1999 11:03:10

I have a Z725cd weedeater which in normal usage snapped the pull rope. Upon attempting to change this rope i encountered problems removing the casing. can you please let me know how to remove the centrifical clutch and proper maint proceedures required to replacing the cord and general tune-up. Thank-you

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WM_R

09-18-2005 15:38:21

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Re: Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to steve, 05-10-2002 10:00:35

You need to unscrew the screw (torx 25) going thru the Drum/connector square hole that drives the cable.

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curtis davidson

08-10-2005 14:39:25

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Re: Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to steve, 05-10-2002 10:00:35

please let me know if you know how to remove this clutch from a weedeater

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TOMMY GROOMS

05-08-2002 21:06:43

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Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to The Red, 06-20-1999 11:03:10

I HAVE A HOMELITE WEEDEATER I BOUGHT 3 YRS AGO BUT KNOW NO WHERE SELLS THEM IN MY AREA SO I CAN NOT FIND ANY PARTS OR STRING(DURALINE)

NEED HELP ON HOW TO RECIEVE A CATALOG

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BillW

05-15-2002 21:53:10

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Re: Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to TOMMY GROOMS, 05-08-2002 21:06:43

Need parts for your HOMELITE?

Hi! I'm Bill...

What Model Trimmer do you have? It would be best to also have the UT# and Serial #. Describe what you need and I'll do my best to get you what you need.

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Sue

05-17-2002 17:02:51

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Re: Re: Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to BillW, 05-15-2002 21:53:10

I need info on replacing recoil string on 17" cut weed eater model ST-385. How to get plastic housing over clutch on shaft? Does drive shaft have to be completely removed to get plastic cover off or can clutch be removed from shaft? Appreciate any information.

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Janet Chowen

09-10-2002 15:54:22

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to Sue, 05-17-2002 17:02:51

We also are having trouble finding the DuraLine for our Homelite weedeater. There is number:
D-09365 on the bottom of the red/white and green seal package. We've searched everywhere. Would really like some help. Thanks

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LARRY

04-21-2003 12:33:00

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to Janet Chowen, 09-10-2002 15:54:22

Hi Janet, I need some of the Duraline #D-09365 for my homelite ST-155 trimmer. Did you ever find it? If so, would you care to provide me with ordering info?

Is there anyone else here who can help?

Thanks,
Larry

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BillW

06-23-2003 08:32:33

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Homelite Weedeaters and ch in reply to LARRY, 04-21-2003 12:33:00

I stock it.

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James W. Ryder

04-30-2002 10:42:39

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Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to The Red, 06-20-1999 11:03:10

I have an older 16" homelite chainsaw and cannot find the right size chainsaw blades, the numbers on the saw are as follows: 2335016, 10790, Hs2650001, 9-97. can you give me a blade # or brand name and number that will fit? and a store in the 60108 zip code area. Thank You, Jim

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matt

04-26-2002 17:20:40

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Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to The Red, 06-20-1999 11:03:10

I have a Homelite electic start string trimmer(UT20683). Does anyone know the volt and amps needed for the transformer to charge? Thanks.

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shawn Morrison

06-11-2006 06:26:12

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Re: Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to matt, 04-26-2002 17:20:40

Class 2 transformer
Model 03-01309-001
120vac 60 hz 8w
6.10vac 175 ma

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mike teter sr.

03-23-2003 07:21:51

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Re: Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to matt, 04-26-2002 17:20:40

need a wiring diagram for a homelite weed eater electric start ut number 20683

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Felix Dupuy

04-25-2002 18:02:33

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Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to The Red, 06-20-1999 11:03:10

I have a Homelite chain saw that I inherited from my father. I have never used it and I don't know what I should put in the "fuel mix chamber" and the "oil chamber". Can you help me?

Thank you

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Ruby Beavers

04-24-2002 13:55:51

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Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to The Red, 06-20-1999 11:03:10

I purchased a weedeater for my husband for his birthday a few years ago. His Birthday is Aug. 26, so he did not get to use the weed eater that year. But there was something missing from the pkg. In which I returned it and they gave me what I needed from another box. Well he got to use it a few time and that was the end of that. The thing was on sale for $150.00. That's alot for a few trims. I tried to return it but that was to no use. So it sits in our shed. Is ther anything you can do to help. I did sent in the infor. from the postcard that was in the box. It is an electric start, but it just does'nt work. We just conect on line a couple of months ago and I thought I would try to see if you had an email address that I could contact you with my concern. (It's funny when you buy something they give you all the promise's that everything will be covered if it does'nt work. But the box it came in was all messed up so we got rid of it but without the box you can't return it either) Thanks for listen to me.

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Michael Collins

04-20-2002 13:49:41

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Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to The Red, 06-20-1999 11:03:10

following up on manuels replacement items edger attachment model#ut15518 and curved trimmer model#ut20809

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Rob Mays

04-22-2002 07:52:13

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Re: Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to Michael Collins, 04-20-2002 13:49:41

I have a Homelite 275 straight shaft weed eater and it seems to be running poorly. I have replaced the gas,checked the filter and carb. and still it's not building up the rpm's it used to. Any suggestions?

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Harlan Bloom

07-05-2002 03:17:19

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Re: Re: Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to Rob Mays, 04-22-2002 07:52:13

I have a homelite weedeater trimlite and need a carb rebuild kit-havn't been able to find one probably due to it's age. Thanks

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jonathon

06-02-2002 09:50:15

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Re: Re: Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to Rob Mays, 04-22-2002 07:52:13

are you mixing the right amount of oil in the gas? it could be the diaphrames in the carb. they go bad everyone once in a while... i hopes this helps you

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BillW

04-27-2002 22:08:11

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Re: Re: Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to Rob Mays, 04-22-2002 07:52:13

Disconnect the shaft from the engine and see if the shaft is free or restricted.
Have you checked the fuel lines for possible air leaks?

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Tom Witt

04-20-2002 10:47:25

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Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to The Red, 06-20-1999 11:03:10

I'm trying to find parts for an older model st-100 string trimer. I'm looking for a new air filter, head with springs for line advance. I like this model and it still runs well. It has given me many years of good service. Direct me to where I can find parts. I think I still have the original papers on this machine and can provide part #'s if neccessary. Thanks

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Roe Lane

07-10-2003 21:42:28

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Re: Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to Tom Witt, 04-20-2002 10:47:25

Tom: It has been a long time since you posted bu I do have many of the parts you wanted if still interested..Air filter 94163 $3.81, String Head part no. a953601a after lot no E-349 $6.00, Do not have head prior to Lot no E-349, Do not have the spool, Have the slide and spring kit a97582 $2.51
also have the retaine spool a94929 $6.17. all of these prices would be + $3.00 S & H in continental US...Roe

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Tim Savoy

09-29-2002 16:36:34

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Re: Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to Tom Witt, 04-20-2002 10:47:25

I have a John Deere Line Trimer C1200 ( UT 20809 ) that needs an eye lit (round metal piece) in the line spool hole. Can you help or can I get a new spool?

Tim Savoy

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chris g nicol

04-20-2002 07:52:58

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Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to The Red, 06-20-1999 11:03:10

I have a homelite weedtrimmer SX-135 need info on walbro carbs where do I find that.

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Mark Pethtel

04-18-2002 03:37:12

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Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to The Red, 06-20-1999 11:03:10

need trigger for homelite zr serias 625 akron ohio area

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Steve Neely

04-16-2002 07:31:35

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Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to The Red, 06-20-1999 11:03:10

I am looking for the correct gas/ oil; mix for my dad's weedeater.

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Wm_R

04-21-2002 11:22:03

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Re: Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to Steve Neely, 04-16-2002 07:31:35

HOMELITE has had 3 different oils they have recommended. The old 16:1 has been discontinued and the 32:1 and EXACTMIX 50:1 in the squeeze-up bottle.
Either will work, but you have to be more careful of the exact amount with the higher ratio mix as any error is almost double = Trouble.
Also to avoid having old stale fuel mix, make the smallest amount you will use in less than a month. Bill Walcott
Brauchi Bros Inc - almost 50 years with HOMELITE
700 N 12th
Marysville KS 66508
785-562-3539

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Jackie

04-14-2002 12:48:04

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Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to The Red, 06-20-1999 11:03:10

I need a head for a dx series d830cb, what other brand besides homelite will fit it. Please include any series or other numbers I may need. Thank you, Jackie

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Jerry Cooney

04-09-2002 18:14:29

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Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to The Red, 06-20-1999 11:03:10

Need parts for old Homelite ST 200 weedtrimmer. Particularly the grass shield and the spring for the rope pulley. Anybody know of some independent who stocks such parts for old machines?
Thanks,

Jerry

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WM_R

04-12-2002 15:15:38

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Re: Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to Jerry Cooney, 04-09-2002 18:14:29

I have them in stock.

The recoil spring P/N A96999B is $2.99
The Grass Shield P/N A94473C is $31.50 new $15 used
A 8 pg Illustrated Parts List is available

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Jerry Pflanz

04-05-2002 06:57:28

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Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to The Red, 06-20-1999 11:03:10

I am in need of a 24 new chain for my homelite 360 do you know where I can purchase one from Lincoln, NE

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Clay Harvey

02-27-2002 11:26:16

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Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to The Red, 06-20-1999 11:03:10

I want to find a place on line to shop for homelite chainsaws. I can buy a Poulan easily, but all I can get from Homelite is these messageboards.

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CRAIG HARTMAN

01-07-2002 20:23:31

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Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to The Red, 06-20-1999 11:03:10

I HAVE MADE A " HEIGHT ADAPTER " THAT FITS MOST ALL WEEDEATERS. IT REPLACES THE SMALL NOB ON THE BOTTOM OF THE WEEDEATER HEAD. OUR HEAD ADAPTER IS 2 1/2" TALL AND 4" AROUND. NON SCALPING, PUT IT ON THE GROUNG AND GO. IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO SEE ONE PLEASE CALL. CRAIG HARTMAN
323 W. HALL ST. SANDWICH, IL. 60548
(815) 786-3069 ASK FOR CRAIG

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EXTEND - A - CUT

03-22-2004 19:32:38

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Re: Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to CRAIG HARTMAN, 01-07-2002 20:23:31

EXTEND A-CUT : WE SELL A 2 STRING HEAD ASSEMBLY WITH A 2"INCH & 2 1/2 INCH HEIGHT ADAPTER.UNIVERSAL HEAD LINE SYSTEM. LESS FATIGURE OR SHOLDER STRESS : LESS CHANGE OF SCALPING YOUR LAWN.: YOU CAN KEEP YOUR LAWN AT 2" INCHES OR AT 2 1/2" INCHES. FITS MOST STRAIGHT SHAFT WEED TRIMMERS WITH LEFT HAND THREAD ASSEMBLY. CALL TO SEE IF WILLFIT YOUR WEED TRIMMER. WED SITE.: www.extendacut.com
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d a boling

12-02-2001 07:09:55

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Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to The Red, 06-20-1999 11:03:10

i have a homelite super xl. what is the gas and oil ratio?

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jonathon

06-02-2002 09:54:06

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Re: Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to d a boling, 12-02-2001 07:09:55

the normal operatu=ion is about 40:1

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WM_R

04-12-2002 14:44:39

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Re: Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to d a boling, 12-02-2001 07:09:55

HOMELITE has 2 different mixes...32:1 and 50:1. Just be very careful when measuring the 50:1 as any error in measurement will be almost doubled. The SXL would be safer with the 32:1

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J. Mac Nicol

04-09-2002 18:46:14

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Re: Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to d a boling, 12-02-2001 07:09:55

I have a Homelite XL and my Original Manual says to mix 50:1. I also Have 10 cans of Homelite oil for mixing with gas and it says right on the lable 50:1. I hope this helps.

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ken murray

11-27-2001 06:33:36

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Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to The Red, 06-20-1999 11:03:10

I lost the booklet for my chain saw. It is a 14" Super 2. Lot # 10654 and serial # 5H1220293. Can you tell me the mix of oil and gas? I haven't used the saw in a while and I just need to know the mixture.

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harold roberts

09-09-2001 12:19:23

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Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to The Red, 06-20-1999 11:03:10

i have a homelite weedeater and was wondering why it would only run half thrould or gas would leak from the carbarater thanks for any help

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Alan

09-20-2001 18:35:51

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Re: Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to harold roberts, 09-09-2001 12:19:23

I have a Homelite 54 and would like to know the mixture adjustments

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Betty Fisher

03-10-2002 09:08:14

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Re: Re: Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to Alan, 09-20-2001 18:35:51

I need to know the gas/oil ratio mixture for a Homelite "Bandit" SX-135 weed eater. Help!

Thank you!
Betty Fisher
Garland, TX

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barry diggins

08-30-2001 14:09:23

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Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to The Red, 06-20-1999 11:03:10

i need a puller with the bearing inside the model number is C91 it is about 30 years old August 30/2001

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Harry G. Landers

08-25-2001 20:00:22

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Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to The Red, 06-20-1999 11:03:10

Yes,I have two of your weed eaters---zr series z725 cdv and a dx series d630cd that both need new gas lines .

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wylene ryals

06-05-2004 19:33:55

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Re: Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to Harry G. Landers, 08-25-2001 20:00:22

I was given a homelite gas weed eater zr series, z825sd, and don't know anything at all about it. Can you help me? Just any bit of information will help.

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Mitch Evans

08-20-2001 16:37:08

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Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to The Red, 06-20-1999 11:03:10

I purchased an ST100 weedeater at garage sale. I would like to know what the gas and oil mixture ratio is as well as the spark plug number. Which type of oil do you recommend? Thank You.

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BillW

06-07-2002 20:46:46

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Re: Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to Mitch Evans, 08-20-2001 16:37:08

HOMELITE has had 3 different oils they have recommended. The old 16:1 has been discontinued and the 32:1 and EXACTMIX 50:1 in the squeeze-up bottle.
Either will work, but you have to be more careful of the exact amount with the higher ratio mix as any error is almost double = Trouble.
Also to avoid having old stale fuel mix, make the smallest amount you will use in less than a month. I stock most parts for your HOMELITE. Bill Walcott
Brauchi Bros Inc - almost 50 years with HOMELITE
700 N 12th
Marysville KS 66508
785-562-3539

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jonathan

06-02-2002 09:56:11

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Re: Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to Mitch Evans, 08-20-2001 16:37:08

40 to 1 on the fuel mix

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wajansen

08-21-2001 03:48:42

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Re: Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to Mitch Evans, 08-20-2001 16:37:08

40 to i on gas

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David

07-23-2001 13:55:08

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Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to The Red, 06-20-1999 11:03:10

I am looking for information about the Homelite ST385 17 inch straight shaft weedeater. I need to get a tap and feed head for this unit. Any help or suggestions ?

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Robin Gardner

11-01-2000 06:44:27

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Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to The Red, 06-20-1999 11:03:10

I am trying to find new condition 925 XL (Homelite) chainsaws for my father. He is a 3rd generation logger in the Southern Appalachian Mountains. As his retirement is close at hand, he wants to finsh up his life's work with the the the same saw he has used for many years. This saw is not manufactured anymore. Do you know anywhere I might be able to find two or three 925 XLs ? Thanks for your help , and may God bless you today.

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Lisa Klug

04-27-2001 05:08:23

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Re: Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to Robin Gardner, 11-01-2000 06:44:27

I have a homelite gas weedeater. What is the gas to oil ratio?

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Jeff Ortner

04-24-2001 19:31:27

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Re: Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to Robin Gardner, 11-01-2000 06:44:27

I have a 50's model? BLUE ZIP HOMELITE chainsaw that I found in a old barn clean out and looks very nice. model # 1102005, can anyone tell me some info about this Jetson space looking model?

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martin corbett

03-29-2001 10:40:46

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Re: Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to Robin Gardner, 11-01-2000 06:44:27

I have a new homelite xl/sl?? any help.....?

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Ronnie Childs

06-26-2000 12:13:39

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Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to The Red, 06-20-1999 11:03:10

My dad gave me a SX-135, I don't have any info on it. I would like to know if I could get a new owners manual on this weedeater, and where I might obtain this info. Thanks Ronnie

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P.A. STILLMAN

03-25-2001 11:25:53

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Re: Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to Ronnie Childs, 06-26-2000 12:13:39

Superwhiz 66 CS 30 INCH bar , Need replacement or straighting of my blade 404 252 1963 Call me collect please 4795 northside dr, Atlanta Ga

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Carl Mortensen

04-17-2002 20:27:52

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Re: Re: Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to P.A. STILLMAN, 03-25-2001 11:25:53

hi,,,,,have a 12" homelite.....we need a bar and oil tank..... can you help????thanks!!!!!

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Wm_R Walcott

04-21-2002 12:11:13

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to Carl Mortensen, 04-17-2002 20:27:52

To be sure of the right parts, I need your Model, UT# and S/N if available

Bill Walcott
Brauchi Bros Inc - almost 50 years with HOMELITE
700 N 12th
Marysville KS 66508
785-562-3539

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dale crawford

08-29-2002 20:39:11

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to Wm_R Walcott, 04-21-2002 12:11:13

hello i have a homelite weedeater and it has been apart 3 times and put back together and still runs the same. it runs when you give it the throttle but when it comes to idle it dies

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Wm_R

09-18-2002 07:40:59

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to dale crawford, 08-29-2002 20:39:11

It could be many things:
-Air leak
-Adjustment to carb lo setting or idle adj
-fuel filter begining to plug-up

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Evelyn Thompson

05-03-2002 18:51:00

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to Wm_R Walcott, 04-21-2002 12:11:13

We bought a homelite weedeater and when we got home and put it together there was no spool for the line. What do we do? Who do we contact?
If you can help please let us know ASAP we would like to use it or return it.

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BillW

05-07-2002 20:39:19

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to Evelyn Thompson, 05-03-2002 18:51:00

Contact the store you bought it from. If they give you no satisfaction, I can sell you the assembly ($18.59), but be firm with them...They are responsible to provide you with a complete unit. Bill

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Liana Glaser

10-05-2000 22:01:54

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Re: Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to Ronnie Childs, 06-26-2000 12:13:39

I need to cut 10,000 sapling trees down to ground level for a horse pasture. It's back breaking work with clippers. I thought about purchasing the Homelite with saw blade attachment to make short work of it, ha! I have two weeks to get this ready for my horses. Yikes. The model that WalMart carries doesn't have a strap for convenience like other brands, and isn't the heavy duty model. What model do I need to buy for this job that would make it easy to carry. I'm not a big gal. Thanks.

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artie slone

09-11-2000 14:01:40

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Re: Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to Ronnie Childs, 06-26-2000 12:13:39

hello, i know you dont know me but i was wandering if you knew of any place that sold homelite parts. my husband and father-in-law are in need of alot of parts for both chainsaws and weedeaters. any info would be greatly appreciated. and i think my father-in-law may have some owners mannuals but dont know which ones. i will check.

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REV.DAVID RIPPEE GRACE MINISTRIES MISSION

05-04-2000 12:57:30

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Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to The Red, 06-20-1999 11:03:10

I RUN A MISSION HERE IN POPLAR BLUFF,MISSOURI. I AM IN DEAR NEED OF A WEED EATER.ANY COMPANY THAT WANTS TO DONATE ONE TO GRACE MINISTRIES MISSION,CAN DO SO BY CALLING (573)-727-9178.or email me at [email protected] or [email protected] THANKING YOU IN ADVANCE.REV.DAVID RIPPEE

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Mitch Meyer

03-26-2000 17:02:47

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Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to The Red, 06-20-1999 11:03:10

I own a Homelite Chainsaw and would like to know the proper mixture of oil to fuel.

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Mack Barton

07-12-1999 17:37:17

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Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to The Red, 06-20-1999 11:03:10

I own a small engine repair shop (Mack's Small Engine) in Caldwell Tx. I need info on repair manuels for trimmers and chain saws,any info on promotional items I can give out to customers will be a great help.Microfiche cards too.Thanks.

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David Clay

06-04-2000 04:43:29

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Re: Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to Mack Barton, 07-12-1999 17:37:17

Can You tell me if there is a service place in the Tulsa ok. area. Thanks David Clay

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judi

04-09-2000 12:55:05

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Re: Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to Mack Barton, 07-12-1999 17:37:17

I am trying to find some help repairing or at least maintaining my homelite weedeater. Right now I can't get the puller (?) to come out so I can start it. I don't even know how to change the spool. If someone could help me I would greatly appreciate it! I am a widow and don't have the money to go and purchase a new one right now. thanks.

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Mr. B

07-10-1999 12:34:54

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Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to The Red, 06-20-1999 11:03:10

I have a Homelite Weedeater ZR Series #Z725ce
it is gas with push button start. I am unable to find the rechargeable battery. On the battery are these numbers 19515 - nothing else except Recycle. Appreciate your assistance.

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Raymond Cole

09-03-2005 13:47:10

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Re: Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to Mr. B, 07-10-1999 12:34:54

I have a homelite ZR series z725ce I am looking for a replacement starter drive which the belt goes onto it from the motor which starts the motor to the electric motor. plastic starter drive number is 06533 and it has 8 teeth. It is roughly 3 inches wide. Where can I purchase one and I look forward to your e-mail with your reply. Thank you and have a nice day

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WIlliam Self

10-03-2003 15:25:51

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Re: Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to Mr. B, 07-10-1999 12:34:54

I have a Homelite Z725CE Weedeater and the battery has died and won't hold a charge. Does anyone know of where I can get a replacment battery

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Ron

10-04-2003 14:36:44

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Re: Re: Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to WIlliam Self , 10-03-2003 15:25:51

Will
By the way I am looking for a carb rebuild kit or new carb for mine. I you know where i can find one. Thanks

Ron

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Ron

10-04-2003 14:34:52

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Re: Re: Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to WIlliam Self , 10-03-2003 15:25:51

William
Do you know how to take the batt pack off, do you have some knowlegde of DC electric circuits and can you solder a little? If so, take the battery pack off and go to your local hobby shop and buy (I think there are 4 cells in there)replacement C-cells (NiCad type)and replace them yourself. Or you can buy a 1800 mah 6 cell pack on Ebay for $8. If you have any questions email me.
Ron

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john ryan

08-22-2002 07:20:53

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Re: Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to Mr. B, 07-10-1999 12:34:54

would like to know if they still make model[st-185]17"cl and where can i purchase it.or do you have a web site showing homelite products.thank you for any assistance you may provide

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B.Dibble

07-23-2002 16:48:58

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Re: Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to Mr. B, 07-10-1999 12:34:54

I have an Homelite weed eater model St-155. I need a new or rebuilt carbortor. Where can get one what's the cost.

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betty

07-29-2002 18:25:12

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Re: Re: Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to B.Dibble, 07-23-2002 16:48:58

where can I buy a homelite weedeater. I want a gas one. sears used to sell them. I am from Illinois

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Jay Bogle

07-22-2002 05:28:50

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Re: Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to Mr. B, 07-10-1999 12:34:54

I have a ST-385BC gas weed eater. I need a manual and the bolt/nut that goes on the bottom of the string unit. Thank you

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gfdsgfds

02-10-2004 11:51:33

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Re: Re: Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to Jay Bogle, 07-22-2002 05:28:50

i smell

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Sandra Paul

07-16-2002 04:18:52

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Re: Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to Mr. B, 07-10-1999 12:34:54

I purchased a Homelite Weed Eater and would like to replace the spark plug. Please assist me with a name, address and possible a telephone number where I could purchase a spark plug -Champion RCY6Y.

Looking forward to a reponse.

Sandra

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Wm_R

07-19-2002 21:09:17

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Re: Re: Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to Sandra Paul, 07-16-2002 04:18:52

Sandra

Have you found your Champion RCY6Y spark plug yet?

If not maybe I can help...

Hi! I'm Bill...

Most Homelite Trimmers do not use that plug. Which model Trimmer do you have? Can you also provide me with the UT#?

I am a current longtime HOMELITE dealer with an extensive inventory of NEW, N.O.S. & USED parts

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P Buehler

12-25-2005 20:38:03

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to Wm_R, 07-19-2002 21:09:17

I inherited a Homelite UT 20683 with touch start. I am wondering a few things about this. 1st -- Can you please help me find a owners manual for it. 2nd -- correct fuel to oil mixture. 3rd -- is there a bump head avalible for this model? 4th -- when trying to start it is it normal to turn over slowly? or is the battery not holding enough of a charge?

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Patty

01-27-2005 12:09:13

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to Wm_R, 07-19-2002 21:09:17

I'm looking for a battery for a Homelite Z R Series Z725ce. If you have one please let me know.

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JERRY BOB DAVIS

07-21-2002 06:23:00

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to Wm_R, 07-19-2002 21:09:17

I HAVE HOMELITE WEEDEATER IN NEED OF A DRIVE SHAFT .I GOT ONE AT A LAWNMOWER PARTS HOUSE IT WAS THE WRONG ONE.THEY TOLD ME THAT THEY DONT MAKE THAT ONE NO MORE.CAN ANYONE HELP.UT#20691R HT#2370073. FAMILY;VPW032UB24RBEM.MODEL#358795020.SERIAL#97063N300443.THNKS FOR ANY HELP.

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William Monday

07-12-2002 15:42:26

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Re: Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to Mr. B, 07-10-1999 12:34:54

looking for parts; spool and bumber for the
Homelite ST-175G
any leads would be appreicated.

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KIM LOWE

07-11-2002 06:38:14

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Re: Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to Mr. B, 07-10-1999 12:34:54

need replacement battery for gas electric start weedeater ZR series #Z725ce

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Rich Starn

07-04-2002 08:46:15

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Re: Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to Mr. B, 07-10-1999 12:34:54

Looking for location to purchase replacement parts for Homelite ST-175G
thanks rich

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Karl K.

07-01-2002 12:49:20

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Re: Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to Mr. B, 07-10-1999 12:34:54

I have a double feed Homelite weedeater model UT20832, and have used all of the plastic cord. I do not have an operator's manual, and cannot figure out how to take it apart so I can replace the cord. Can anyone tell me how to do this?

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BillW

07-02-2002 12:33:28

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Re: Re: Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to Karl K., 07-01-2002 12:49:20

If the 'Bump Knob' is black it has RH / normal thread. If the knob is red it is LH thread. Unscrew the knob and the spool will pop up.
Contact me if you still have trouble

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Betty Hodges

06-24-2002 09:35:40

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Re: Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to Mr. B, 07-10-1999 12:34:54

I have a homelite weedereater em-O8652-O6. I need to know the fuel mixture for it.

Betty Hodges

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BillW

06-26-2002 20:12:23

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Re: Re: Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to Betty Hodges, 06-24-2002 09:35:40

HOMELITE has had 3 different oils they have recommended. The old 16:1 has been discontinued and replaced by the 32:1 and EXACTMIX 50:1 in the squeeze-up bottle.
Either will work, but you have to be more careful of the exact amount with the higher ratio mix as any error is almost double = Trouble.
Also to avoid having old stale fuel mix, make the smallest amount you will use in less than a month. For your trimmer either the 32:1 or 50:1 Bill Walcott
Brauchi Bros Inc - almost 50 years with HOMELITE
700 N 12th
Marysville KS 66508
785-562-3539

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George E. Wetterow

06-21-2002 11:59:58

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Re: Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to Mr. B, 07-10-1999 12:34:54

I bought one of your HOMELITE weedeaters, three years ago at Wal-Mart. NOW Wal-Mart don't carry your weedeater or the U type pieces to plastic anymore. WHAT am I susposed to do NOW ? the dam thing is no good to me now. I want to know what you are going to do about this. If I have to change to the reel then you should send me one. I think you have done your customers a GREAT injustice and we should not have to do through this kind of crap just because you and Wal-Mart may be having problems. G.E.Wetterow 3917 N. dayton Ave., Peoria Il. 61614 Phone 309-685-1639. expecting to hear from you soon.

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Susan Forsythe

07-17-2002 07:18:41

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Re: Re: Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to George E. Wetterow, 06-21-2002 11:59:58

I also have purchased a HOMELITE weedeater from Wal-Mart and need the replacement line. Can you advise where to buy, or where to get a replacement head from?

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Wm_R

07-19-2002 21:26:14

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to Susan Forsythe, 07-17-2002 07:18:41

Susan

Have you found your Trimmer parts yet? If not maybe I can help...
Hi! I'm Bill...

The trimmer line is available in several sizes. Most popular is the .080 and .095.

I have the line seperately (correct length) $1.99 a set(2)

The spool w/line is $9.79

The complete head assy. is $ 18.59

I am a current longtime HOMELITE dealer with an extensive inventory of NEW, N.O.S. & USED parts.

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Eric Secretan

07-21-2002 18:55:06

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to Wm_R, 07-19-2002 21:26:14

Hi Bill, ok so you are a long time Homelite dealer... so how about a deflector, string cutter, and bump head for a ST-485?

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Wm_R

07-26-2002 08:47:21

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to Eric Secretan, 07-21-2002 18:55:06

Well, Eric Secretan I sent you the info on prices & shipping...Are you still interested or was your followup just to see if I would be able to answer?

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Frederick Palmer

06-19-2002 19:38:15

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Re: Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to Mr. B, 07-10-1999 12:34:54

I have a Homelite Super 2 chain saw and I need to know how to install the spocket on the clutch, I took it off and forgot how the washers and tension washer goes back on and I do not have specs for this chain saw,please can anyone help a tool retard??? thank you

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Chester Lindsey

06-15-2002 14:20:56

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Re: Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to Mr. B, 07-10-1999 12:34:54

I need to purshase a double-feed head for a Homelite ST-175G. I bought this at Wal-Mart, and
now I can not find replacement parts. HELP

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Connie

06-17-2002 12:41:43

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Re: Re: Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to Chester Lindsey, 06-15-2002 14:20:56

I have a Homelite weedeater, and it will not start. I have put a new spark plug and cleaned the filter and put new mix in it. It still will not start, do you have any tips or suggestions on what to do next?

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Juan Paiz

08-11-2001 14:57:26

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Re: Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to Mr. B, 07-10-1999 12:34:54

I have a Homelite ST-175G string trimmer and I am having a hard time starting it and once it start it doesn't remain running for long. The two rubber tubes that run fron the fuel tank to the carburetor are rotten and broken and it leaks fuel. Do you think this is the problem and where can i purchase those rubber hoses in Austin,Texas?

Please Help! Thank You, Juan Paiz

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James R. Lee

09-26-2000 15:43:17

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Re: Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to Mr. B, 07-10-1999 12:34:54

I have a ZR Series Homelite weedeater. It is a Z825SD. I need a maintenance manual to tell me how to set high idle and low idle on carb.

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kevin

04-11-2002 23:36:44

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Re: Re: Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to James R. Lee, 09-26-2000 15:43:17

I have a ZR Series Homelite weedeater. It is a Z825SD. I need a maintenance manual.

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brett shannon

08-12-2000 10:00:21

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Re: Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to Mr. B, 07-10-1999 12:34:54

i have a homelite z 3350 b chain saw and i need to know the fuel ratio and carb settings

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mike romada

06-02-2000 16:32:45

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Re: Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to Mr. B, 07-10-1999 12:34:54

Ihave a homelite weedeater and lost the book.Is there any way i could get a repair and maintance book on this weedeater . No.is st-145 homelite. thanks mike romada

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Mark Pon

01-05-2004 15:36:09

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Re: Re: Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to mike romada, 06-02-2000 16:32:45

Do you know the correct gas/oil mixture for a Homelite ST-145 Weedeater?

Thanks,

Mark

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bruce wallace

07-10-2000 16:44:39

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Re: Re: Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to mike romada, 06-02-2000 16:32:45

how do you adjust the two set screws for the idle on a old st-145 homelite weedeater.

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Alan

11-18-2000 11:08:25

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to bruce wallace, 07-10-2000 16:44:39

I have an old homelite XL2 chainsaw. has anyone got the part that fits on top of the handle, it has the start switch on it and its plastic, my saw fell off the garage shelf and smashed this part bryond repair.

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Ned Flanders

07-22-2002 10:57:54

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to Alan, 11-18-2000 11:08:25

I have a homelite weedeater and I hiho/diddley love it .

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Wm_R

07-26-2002 09:01:11

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to Ned Flanders, 07-22-2002 10:57:54

Ever so, ever so glad....Live long & prosper

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Kathy

04-27-2000 19:04:15

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Re: Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to Mr. B, 07-10-1999 12:34:54

I need a safety guard for a weedeater by Homelite. It is a Bandit model SX135.

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Betty Fisher

03-10-2002 09:18:00

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Re: Re: Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to Kathy, 04-27-2000 19:04:15

Hi Kathy,

Can you tell me the gas and oil mixture/ratio for the Homelite Bandit SX-135? I would be forever grateful.

Thank you!
Betty Fisher
Garland, TX

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TedH

06-07-2003 19:10:10

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to Betty Fisher, 03-10-2002 09:18:00

The proper mix for the SX-135 Bandit is 32-1. If you go to Homelite.com and request it they will send you a copy of the manual for your trimmer.

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CYNDI

09-24-2005 19:20:26

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chains in reply to TedH, 06-07-2003 19:10:10

HELP!!!! HOW DO U CHANGE THE LINE ON A BANDIT SX135? I CAN,T GET THE COVER OFF TO TAKE OFF THE LINE. THANKS!

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BillW

03-14-2002 07:52:34

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to Betty Fisher, 03-10-2002 09:18:00

HOMELITE has 2 different mixes...32:1 and 50:1. Just be very careful when measuring the 50:1 as an error wil be almost doubled. Bill Walcott

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Debbie

07-31-1999 09:58:50

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Re: Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to Mr. B, 07-10-1999 12:34:54

I need a safety guard for a Homelite SX 135 Bandit. Where can I order one?

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Bruce Castleberry

07-17-2000 09:55:22

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Re: Re: Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to Debbie, 07-31-1999 09:58:50

Where can I find a replacement head for a zip start straight shaft weedeater in our around Chattanooga Tenn .

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bob

07-30-1999 08:28:14

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Re: Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to Mr. B, 07-10-1999 12:34:54

looking for a homelite 2.0 motor for a radio controlled boat .. warer cooled if possible

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Joseph

03-04-2002 15:00:47

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Re: Re: Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to bob, 07-30-1999 08:28:14

My weedeater is not working and I need to know what kind of batteries it uses. I dont know whats wrong with it!?!

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samuel coyle

05-01-2001 15:44:12

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Re: Re: Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to bob, 07-30-1999 08:28:14

Looking for a dealer close to Camageo Il. 61919. I need a chainsaw for my 14inch saw. The dealer farm and fleet does not handle them anymore. so if you could tell me wher I can get one or maybe you could send me one Thank you

SAMUEL COYLE P.O. Box 111 CAMARGO, Il.

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The Red with followup

06-25-1999 14:25:58

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Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to The Red, 06-20-1999 11:03:10

I bought two of them. One for each place. Paid $70 at Kmart each. Started fairly easily and is powerful. I had foot high grass around my chain link fence in Indy. This knocked it down with no effort at all. Also knocked down an 8 inch diameter maple tree. Powerful little critter. :)

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The Red with No Brainer Decision

06-21-1999 12:52:21

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Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to The Red, 06-20-1999 11:03:10

I narrowed it to either Homelite or Stihl until I picked up the phone and talked to the Stihl dealer. I told the lady I only need one!!!

They got a Stihl 15 inch bent shaft for $139.99. It has a Ryobi motor. Forget that!
They got a straigt shaft 15 inch, pure Stihl, for $199.99!!!!! !!!!!

I am just gonna pick up 2 Homelites. One for Indy and one for the farm.

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Paul Fox

06-21-1999 04:03:11

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Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to The Red, 06-20-1999 11:03:10

I have the 17" string trimmer, have had it for about 8 or 9 years, good unit, good power to weight ratio.

Homelite saw will be fine for light homeowner use, pruning, cutting up deadfalls, etc. I wouldn't plan on fitting up 10 cords a year of firewood with it tho.

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gerald hughes

07-22-2000 19:50:15

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Re: Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to Paul Fox, 06-21-1999 04:03:11

I have a 17in st-160 weedeater homelite ut# 20530, ser#2f0340015. missing something on feeder, spring or something. need info on parts, can you help

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Charles McBee

04-23-2000 08:43:00

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Re: Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to Paul Fox, 06-21-1999 04:03:11

I have a Homelite Textron string trimmer with a Kawasaki engine onit. I am looking for the gear head that goes on the end of the shaft. My UT number is 8001 and VT18001 shaft. B/no. 083709. My gear has shot it's wad. I was hoping to find an old trimmer where the engine had blown up and I would purchase it for parts. Help

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Samuel Ruggiero

03-16-2005 23:22:23

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Re: Re: Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to Charles McBee, 04-23-2000 08:43:00

I am looking for parts for a Homelite XL that I bought in 1973. It is a 17 inch. and I need a gas cap and oil cap. Can't find it anywhere. Is the company still available to contact.

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The Red

06-21-1999 05:05:49

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Re: Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to Paul Fox, 06-21-1999 04:03:11

Thanks Paul and to all. The chainsaw would only see light use. I got a Stihl Farm Boss at the farm for the big stuff. I just couldn't see paying $99 for a Stihl weedeater.

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Charles W. Howard

05-05-2002 20:25:09

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Re: Re: Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to The Red, 06-21-1999 05:05:49

I have a homelite weedeater model # Z825 sba. It has detachable peices a weedeater edger, saw blade. The top cable coming out of the motor is broken off. can you send me another or a parts list for this model ujit number is UT15133

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Jeff Ortner

04-24-2001 19:21:24

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Re: Re: Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to The Red, 06-21-1999 05:05:49

I need some infromation, FOUND in a barn clean out, a HOMELITE "ZIP" Chainsaw #1102005, In great looking condition. Can anyone tell be the year, and is it worth anything. Blue and very streamed line like a Jetson cartoon machine

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justin

01-08-2001 12:00:07

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Re: Re: Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to The Red, 06-21-1999 05:05:49

i need some stuff about a homelite chainsaw because i am putting one on a go-ped and it is going to kick some but!

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Bonnie Stuckwish

09-06-2000 15:51:00

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Re: Re: Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to The Red, 06-21-1999 05:05:49

I need to know what proportions to mix the gas and oil for a Homelite DX series Weedeater D630cd. I have lost my manual. Is there someplace I could print the manual for this weedeater. Thanking you in advance. Bonnie Stuckwish [email protected]

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mshaw

06-05-2005 17:38:28

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to Bonnie Stuckwish, 09-06-2000 15:51:00

Hi. I'm wondering if you ever received feedback to your question. I also have a dx d630 cd, no manual, and need fuel/oil ratio . Thanks.

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flash

06-20-1999 18:17:31

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Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to The Red, 06-20-1999 11:03:10

I have heard that John Deere makes homelite(no lie)

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bill

07-30-2001 13:49:52

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Re: Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to flash, 06-20-1999 18:17:31

I have a homelite gas powered weed eater mod # UT20593a. Yesterday i hit a dirt pile with the blades and the rotor quit turning although the motor is running fine. How do I fix this?

thanks

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Wm_R

08-02-2002 13:34:49

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Re: Re: Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to bill, 07-30-2001 13:49:52

Can't tell from the parts book if you have a clutch...suspect you do not. Remove the shaft from the motor & inspect the flexible cable then check to see if you turn the bottom when you turn the cable.
The cable P/N 98816 is $13.50...be sure to give the exact length if you need to order. I don't believe that model is supposed to run anything but the stringhead if it does not have a clutch like the GST-BC.

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R. Rogers

06-24-1999 07:46:03

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Re: Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to flash, 06-20-1999 18:17:31

Many John Deere afficionados consider Homelite a blemish on the reputation of the otherwise quality-oriented firm. I have a Homelite trimmer which gets very light occasional use, and have had no trouble, though I'm sure it won't last for long. Stihl is far, far superior, but you pay for it.

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Bryan

05-18-2002 13:52:50

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Re: Re: Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to R. Rogers, 06-24-1999 07:46:03

Is there a tap-n-go adapter set for my existing homelite weedeater?

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Ray Miller

08-28-2001 13:35:53

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Re: Re: Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to R. Rogers, 06-24-1999 07:46:03

I don't know about the newer Homelites (& I've loved John Deere ever since my uncle let me ride on his huge JD tractors & combines), but I've been using a Homelite ST-385 since 1991, & have been very pleased with it. I've used the brush blade to cut down heavy brush around a lake numerous times. Only thing negative, it does get a little heavy after a while. The shoulder harness helps.

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Raymond Slusarz

10-20-1999 08:16:57

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Re: Re: Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to R. Rogers, 06-24-1999 07:46:03

I have a Homelite Hedge Trimmer that has given excellent service for several years. However the ignition coil just quit. Local dealers do not carry the part. Any ideas how I may get a replacement ignition coil: Model # 18007A, Ser.
1220332, Part # 94711CS. Thanks for the help, Ray S.

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mack barton

03-01-2001 05:35:31

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to Raymond Slusarz, 10-20-1999 08:16:57

yes, try calling this company,I get alot of my hard to find parts here.
S&W Engines 1-800-786-1572
they are located in Houston Tx.

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ronm

06-21-1999 06:07:26

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Re: Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to flash, 06-20-1999 18:17:31

JD doesn't make Homelite, but they own them, for about 4 or 5 yrs. now. They make their "Green Machine" trimmers at the Homelite factory, and it wouldn't surprise me to see the Homelite name phased out- I have a trimmer and chain saw, so far no trouble getting parts- just don't try to get them at the local JD dealer.

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ROBERT WALKER

04-22-2002 12:58:11

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Re: Re: Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to ronm, 06-21-1999 06:07:26

HOW MANY CC IS THE HOMELITE 410
AND HOW MANY CC IS THE HOMELITE 360

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ROBERT WALKER

04-24-2002 14:57:39

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ROBERT WALKER

04-23-2002 13:31:51

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John Jenkins

04-17-2002 07:53:14

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Re: Re: Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to ronm, 06-21-1999 06:07:26

Looking for a dealer/repair shop in or near Topeka, Kansas. Whealens closed and we have no place to go. Can you help?

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BillW

04-21-2002 12:06:54

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to John Jenkins, 04-17-2002 07:53:14

Looking for HOMELITE Parts & Service ? Maybe I can help...
Hi! I'm Bill...
I am a current longtime HOMELITE dealer with an extensive inventory of NEW, N.O.S. & USED parts.
If I get notification early enough, I can often ship same day you pay and Topeka is usually only a day away. Since we are both in Kansas, I do have to charge 5.9% Sales Tax (ugghh).

Shipping is free for parts $50 & over within the lower 48 states & there is a 10% discount $100 & over. I also accept Money Orders, Personal checks have a 10 day shipping delay to allow time for the check to clear. Bill Walcott
Brauchi Bros Inc - almost 50 years with HOMELITE
700 N 12th
Marysville KS 66508
785-562-3539

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Norman Curley

04-29-2002 05:27:12

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to BillW , 04-21-2002 12:06:54

i am looking for a battery and power supply to recharge. homelite ZR series z725 cdv. tried recharging the battery before i lost the charger during our move.

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Michael Arend

04-07-2002 09:12:47

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Re: Re: Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to ronm, 06-21-1999 06:07:26

I bought a Homelite Ranger chainsaw last year to replace a 150. The sales person told me that I could use my bar & chains from my 150 on the Ranger. I didn't check it out until the chain on the Ranger became dull, guess what, right, different bar & chain. The Ranger just doesn't have enough balls so I'm going to give it to my son and buy a real saw. Thanks for letting me vent.

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Jim

06-21-1999 10:37:51

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Re: Re: Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to ronm, 06-21-1999 06:07:26

We have a 3 year old broken trimmer,parts have been ordered for almost a year. The POS will not start and if you get it started its a dog.
We had to trim so I bought a Ryobi trimmer it starts much better than the homelite and run a 100 times better.

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The Red

06-21-1999 07:08:05

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Re: Re: Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to ronm, 06-21-1999 06:07:26

Interesting info. I know that Weedeater sold theIR name several years ago. I have a 12 year old that I cannot find parts for anymore. Ever try starting one w/o a recoil? CHALLENGING!

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Paul

02-18-2002 17:06:43

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to The Red, 06-21-1999 07:08:05

I'm looking for a chain oiler pump for my Homelite 240 chainsaw. Any ideas?

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KEN SHARRER

03-21-2000 16:49:29

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to The Red, 06-21-1999 07:08:05

LOOKING FOR A ONLINE SUPPLIER FOR A CHAIN , BAR AND SPROCKET. TO FIT A HOMELITE CS-50 20" SAW

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JDC

10-06-2002 13:10:48

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to KEN SHARRER, 03-21-2000 16:49:29

I have a C51 chainsaw that I need misc parts for and I am looking for any suppliers of used chainsaw parts.

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c. weigle

04-23-2001 15:37:54

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to KEN SHARRER, 03-21-2000 16:49:29

HELP I have an old homelite chainsaw that I want to redo . where do I get the right color of paint, and how do I find out what year it is? Its a MODEL 17 #451881 THANKS for any info.

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thad

06-20-1999 17:08:51

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Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to The Red, 06-20-1999 11:03:10

I have had a homelite string trimmer for quite a few years now. works great. i had an electric model previous to this one. when i first started using this machine, it was like grabbing a tiger by the tail. lots of power.

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Steve F

06-20-1999 15:24:38

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Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to The Red, 06-20-1999 11:03:10

Red' The wife bought me a Homelite string trimmer about six years ago for fathers day. I use it every other time I cut the grass. About once every two weeks to trim a half acre lot. Ive never changed the plug or ran the gas out of it over the winter months. It starts on the first or second pull every time. I cant think of anything bad to say about the trimmer. I dont know any thing about the chainsaws though.

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Robbie Burnsed

11-26-1999 14:36:43

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Re: Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to Steve F, 06-20-1999 15:24:38

I need some information on the parts break down of a homelite XL. The small saw not ez automatic but plain homelte XL. If at all possible send the information to my email address. Thank You

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Harold Fink

08-17-2002 08:42:32

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Re: Re: Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to Robbie Burnsed, 11-26-1999 14:36:43

Need Info on Z725ce weed eater. Very Hard to start when warm. How does choke work, and compression break. Need Manual for this weed eater. It is Electric start.

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Sean Frost

04-20-2001 09:58:05

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Re: Re: Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to Robbie Burnsed, 11-26-1999 14:36:43

I'm looking for the same information. I think I cooked the poor little saw. She only runs for about 15 minutes then the piston seizes until it cools down! Any suggestions as to a fix?

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bernard zisman

08-02-2000 07:18:38

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Re: Re: Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to Robbie Burnsed, 11-26-1999 14:36:43

I need a repair facility for Homelite chain saw in the East Providence, R.I. area. Thank you, B. Zisman

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unsatisfied customer

06-03-2000 15:26:46

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Re: Re: Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to Robbie Burnsed, 11-26-1999 14:36:43

I bought one of your weedeaters at Lowe's two years ago. I have not used it that much and the cable broke three weeks ago. I took it to a lot of places but no one had the part. Then I had a guy go ahead and order the cable that turns the head. But when he got in touch with Homelite they would only sell the complete shaft. There is nothing wrong with the shaft but now I haft to replace it too. The total cost of this is 47.56 in parts 5.00 in shipping and handling 20.0 in labor which comes to 72.56 total and I only payed 85.0 for the weedeater. To me this is bad business first of all you should sell the part that broke and not force them to buy something they do not need. I also think 2 years is not that much time for something this major to happen. I also bought a homelite leafblower and I only hope this holds together. I well tell everyone I know that your product it a bad choice unless they want to buy one every two years. I guess you live and learn I hope you do before you run yourself out of business.

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vern kays

03-14-2000 19:03:50

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Re: Re: Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to Robbie Burnsed, 11-26-1999 14:36:43

I have an old Homelite Chainsaw by Wiz, serial number B1210490. Can anyone send any information as to when this saw may have been manufactured. Please send info to my e-mail address [email protected].

Thanks, Vern

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Barry Milne

05-28-2000 22:28:10

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Homelite Weedeaters and chainsaws in reply to vern kays, 03-14-2000 19:03:50

I need a piston ring for a discontinued
Homelite HK 18 string trimmer. part # 98552-59
or part # A-98552-58 piston assembly.

new or used.... any help would be great!

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