Hello everyone my name is Larry Boccioletti,I reside in canada and run a
small engine business there.
I am also a Master small engine mechanic,If ther is anyway I can help by
answering
your questions I would be more than happy to oblige.

thanks.

On Sat, 09 Sep 2006 17:54:32 -0500, "LARRY"
wrote:

If ther is anyway I can help by
answering
your questions I would be more than happy to oblige.

Thanks Larry.... I Have a question. Just about everyone I know that
has a 2-cycle weed eater seem to have the problem on it never starting
up again after the first winter after being used.... What can I do to
make sure my 2-cycle weed eater will start up and run as fresh next
summer after the winder lay-up as it did as a new unit this summer?

I have been told that draining the gas causes the carb seals/gaskets
to dry out. I have been told that leaving gas in is a No-No. I have
been told that putting a gas stabilizer in the fuel that will be left
in the unit over the winter just plane ole' does not work either....

What's the secret?

Best Regards,
Ed

Thanks Larry.... I Have a question. Just about everyone I know that
has a 2-cycle weed eater seem to have the problem on it never starting
up again after the first winter after being used.... What can I do to
make sure my 2-cycle weed eater will start up and run as fresh next
summer after the winder lay-up as it did as a new unit this summer?

I have been told that draining the gas causes the carb seals/gaskets
to dry out. I have been told that leaving gas in is a No-No. I have
been told that putting a gas stabilizer in the fuel that will be left
in the unit over the winter just plane ole' does not work either....

What's the secret?

Best Regards,
Ed

120 volt string trimmers take care of no start nicely