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Default Homelite Weed-Whacker: throttle cable



The throttle cable on my Homelite Bandit SX-135 broke.

Anybody know where I can get a replacement part?
I'm told there's none available locally.

How to home-make a suitable replacement?

Thanx,
Puddin'
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Default Homelite Weed-Whacker: throttle cable


Puddin' Man wrote:
The throttle cable on my Homelite Bandit SX-135 broke.

Anybody know where I can get a replacement part?
I'm told there's none available locally.

How to home-make a suitable replacement?

Thanx,
Puddin'


Did you already check the Homelite place ?
http://www.homelite.com/parts/index.htm

I fixed 'temporarily" the same problem on my "Trim n edge" twisting
a short piece of sturdy wire with two needle-nose pliers and lots of
patience ( the cable was broken right at the end on the motor side).

Depending on where yours broke you can be more or less lucky. Buying a
new cable of the same size from a bike shop and doing some adjustments
should also work.

Good luck

Art

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Default Homelite Weed-Whacker: throttle cable

On 7 May 2006 16:32:29 -0700, "Carpenter" wrote:


Puddin' Man wrote:
The throttle cable on my Homelite Bandit SX-135 broke.

Anybody know where I can get a replacement part?
I'm told there's none available locally.

How to home-make a suitable replacement?

Thanx,
Puddin'


Did you already check the Homelite place ?
http://www.homelite.com/parts/index.htm


Nope. Figgered Homelite was a goner.

Hit on the site this morn. Contractor is there,
but I couldn't find hide nor hair of sx-135.

I fixed 'temporarily" the same problem on my "Trim n edge" twisting
a short piece of sturdy wire with two needle-nose pliers and lots of
patience ( the cable was broken right at the end on the motor side).


Mine broke right in the middle.

Depending on where yours broke you can be more or less lucky. Buying a
new cable of the same size from a bike shop and doing some adjustments
should also work.


Good idea.

Mine's got a tiny segment of cylinder at one end like a motorcycle
or maybe bicycle cable.

Much Thanx!
Puddin'

Good luck

Art

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