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twinfords

Guys I bought out an old Homelite dealer and have several boxes of Homelite parts, ;et me know if anyone needs a part for older 1996 older trimmers/Hedge trimmers/ chainsaws/generators/pumps.

thanks,

Twinfords


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Retiredcarguy

Retiredcarguy

Guys I bought out an old Homelite dealer and have several boxes of Homelite parts, ;et me know if anyone needs a part for older 1996 older trimmers/Hedge trimmers/ chainsaws/generators/pumps.

thanks,

Twinfords

Thanks, I'll start making a parts list.


#3

Fish

Fish

Wow!!!! I can start selling my crap here too????


#4

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bigunn

Do you have any carb parts for a UT08120B blower?


#5

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BigNutz

I'm looking for a Throttle Cable (PS04162) for a John Deere branded (manufactured by HomeLite) weed trimmer: C1200 (UT-20809).

Apparently they have stopped making this cable, so I'm hoping someone out there has a replacement!

Thanks,

BN


#6

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bigunn

I was able to get my parts a repair clinic you shoud try there ,also I needed a cable for my blower and there was shop in town that put new ends on the cable of mine , he had a kit with a lot of different ends the end he put on was a Z end . I have been looking for one of those kits but can't find one.


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BigNutz

Hey bigunn, thanks for the reply. So after spending 2 hours searching last night I had an idea last night that I'm going to try. The problem with this particular throttle cable is the "Z" bend connector on the carb end broke off and the cable end has frayed. I am currently in the middle of rebuilding a Ryobi leaf blower that is equipped with a Walbro WT340, but instead of the "Z" bend connector, it uses a swivel kit. This option also gives me the option to adjust the throttle cable tension if needed, and it will only cost about $2.00!

Here's a link: Walbro Small Engine Throttle Shaft Repair Kit 52-558 Order now for same day shipping. 365 day return policy. RepairClinic.com

I went down this morning to see if this idea looked like it would work, and I'm pretty certain it will. I'll let you know how it all works out.

BN


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bigunn

bignutz I used one of those on a homelit backpack blower and it worked good only 2 things I had problems with was the throttle spring kept knocking it off I had to grind a small bevel on the side that goes threw the throttle arm and getting the small c clip on.


#9

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BigNutz

Good to know. Still frustrates me that Homelite refuses to support their product, it isn't that old...


#10

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7521

Flexible Shaft

I'm looking for a 3/16 diameter 49" shaft for a Homelite UT 20677. Maybe?


#11

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themunger

Guys I bought out an old Homelite dealer and have several boxes of Homelite parts, ;et me know if anyone needs a part for older 1996 older trimmers/Hedge trimmers/ chainsaws/generators/pumps.

thanks,

Twinfords


Still have any of these parts around? I'm looking for the coil on a homelite 51938 trimmer. Exact part number is:
Homelite 2917801

Thanks.


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7521

I need a 49" flexible shaft for a homelite line trimmer. The rub is the shaft isn't 1/4", its smaller in diameter. About 7/32 of an inch. I have tried to order using the 'thought to be' correct number and it didn't fit. Think you might have one? The part number I have is 986117001


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smallengtech

Still have any of these parts around? I'm looking for the coil on a homelite 51938 trimmer. Exact part number is:
Homelite 2917801

Thanks.

How old is your trimmer may i ask ?


#14

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7521

Probably 12 years or so. It's a guess. I really don't remember exactly when I bought it.


#15

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smallengtech

i am actually a obsolete parts source


#16

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SeniorCitizen

Would there be a picture of a homelite chain saw air filter on the net anywhere or a pic available from a forum member for this chainsaw?

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primerbulb120

primerbulb120

Would there be a picture of a homelite chain saw air filter on the net anywhere or a pic available from a forum member for this chainsaw?

Here's a link to replacement air filters: http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_fro...0&_nkw=super+2+air+filter&_sacat=0&rmvSB=true

The replacements look like this:

meU37w_bpuydRwVdfYf97WA.jpg


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SeniorCitizen

Here's a link to replacement air filters: http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_fro...0&_nkw=super+2+air+filter&_sacat=0&rmvSB=true

The replacements look like this:

meU37w_bpuydRwVdfYf97WA.jpg

Thanks a bunch.


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SeniorCitizen

Being I didn't see any filter retainers on that site just like mine, if I think of it I'll take a picture of my saw's filter retainer tomorrow and post it. I'm just not sure how it works being my saw had no filter.


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SeniorCitizen

Would there be a picture of a homelite chain saw air filter on the net anywhere or a pic available from a forum member for this chainsaw?
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These 2 parts on the ebay link is what my saw has. There was no filter in my saw. Does the flat aluminum piece go into the cup looking piece first? It just lays in the cup. I see no provision to hold the sponge filter in.

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#21

primerbulb120

primerbulb120

Here's my guess: The flat aluminum piece goes in the back of the air filter box to prevent the air filter from getting sucked up against the carb throat and choking the engine.

The air filter is probably held in place by the top/side cover that you remove to gain access to the air filter.

I've never worked on one of these before, so I may be wrong. :laughing:


#22

RDA.Lawns

RDA.Lawns

Not going to hijack this thread. But how can I find parts that are now obsolete? I have a great little trim saw that was my dads. Gas n oil caps are leaking.


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primerbulb120

primerbulb120

Not going to hijack this thread. But how can I find parts that are now obsolete? I have a great little trim saw that was my dads. Gas n oil caps are leaking.

Put the part numbers in eBay search box and see what you can find.


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primerbulb120

primerbulb120

Senior, take a look at this parts diagram: https://www.partstree.com/parts/hom...lite-super-2-chainsaw/peripheral-engine-parts

Looks like the aluminum piece definitely goes under the air filter. :thumbsup:


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