Troybilt 2 cycle Weed eater help

joshfcb

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I have a Troybilt 2 cycle weed eater. This will be the 3rd season. I have had no problems up to this year with it. Over the winter, I replaced the fuel and air filters, spark plugs and fuel lines. Now I have a problem.

The weedeater cranks and runs normally for 10 minutes or so. Then I lose all power and it wants to quit. I can keep it running by feathering the throttle, but I have little to no power to the head.

Any ideas,
 

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you didn't reverse the fuel lines by mistake did you. runs tills fuel gets low and then runs out of fuel.
 

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Thanks for the reply. I don't think I switched the lines buy I may have. Definitely will double check that.


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I have a Troybilt 2 cycle weed eater. This will be the 3rd season. I have had no problems up to this year with it. Over the winter, I replaced the fuel and air filters, spark plugs and fuel lines. Now I have a problem.

The weedeater cranks and runs normally for 10 minutes or so. Then I lose all power and it wants to quit. I can keep it running by feathering the throttle, but I have little to no power to the head.

Any ideas,

DITO - that sums up my problems almost exactly. I am adding that it will run like a top with the choke closed or with the lower shaft removed. Runs slightly better with no line on the head. Idle is fine and it is easy to start. I don't want to redirect your post. I am justing chiming in with same problem and hope to hear a solution to fix from someone. Thanks
 

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My Troybilt weed wacker will not idle. I have rebuild the carb. changed the fuel filter and have turned the idle screw all the way in and out and it does not change anything.

Gary Montesi
 
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