Ignition Pull Broke

Where would you purchase a replacement cord? I think I should probably replace mine when we try to restring it. I have looked at a few places but they do not carry them.
 
RockHound said:
It used to be fairly simple but the manufacturers have gotten to the point they want to sell you bigger pieces for more money. If it's riveted on, you have to buy the whole assembly, if not it can be rewound with another cord. When you get another cord, try to get something with a bit of poly in it as it will last a bit longer.
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......riveted no problem! just drill the rivets out and re rivet with Pop rivet gun ????
Normf
besides you shouldn't have to take it apart that way I've replaced dozens of
Briggs and Stratton recoil starter ropes by just removing the blower housing from the engine.
takes about 5 minutes.
 
I've never had to remove rivets either, I just grab the remainder of the cord with thin needle nose pliers and cut it as short as possible, then grab onto the knot and pull what's left out that way. To get a new corn in there I normally cut the new cord on an angle and lightly burn the end with a lighter so it doesn't fray as you try to feed it through the hole.
 
Vervepipes said:
I've never had to remove rivets either, I just grab the remainder of the cord with thin needle nose pliers and cut it as short as possible, then grab onto the knot and pull what's left out that way. To get a new corn in there I normally cut the new cord on an angle and lightly burn the end with a lighter so it doesn't fray as you try to feed it through the hole.
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Yep great minds working alike Vervepipes !
done this dozens of times especially on B&S
also a breeze to rewind the spring .....yeah !
Normf:smile:
 
I just noticed in reading this again that I said that I insert a new corn. I never insert corn into my mowers! Cord... "D" and "N" are nowhere near each other on the keyboard...
 
monica123 said:
Where would you purchase a replacement cord? I think I should probably replace mine when we try to restring it. I have looked at a few places but they do not carry them.
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Try a ship's chandelry(sp?)...yachties use the stuff for ties etc.....

KK
 
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