Snowblower Recoil Starter Spring Replacement On Tecumseh LCT Engines With Donyboy73

[@donyboy73]

Watch my video on how to replace the pull cord on this recoil here; kzbin.info/www/bejne/aIrKZZuLqtObjdU

[@kevinchadwick1206]

Hi Donyboy, I have been following your channel for many years. Your videos and instructions are quite simply the best. On the Tecumseh starter you must have saved me about two hours work when I understood how the recoil starter was designed and built. Your channel is worth its weight in gold. Thank you and may your business prosper even more!

[@joemcgeough1616]

Another excellent video. Clear instruction, no annoying gimmicks or music. Thanks.

[@100vg]

Always such great tips and tutorial procedures. You're the man. Thanks, Don!

[@CFProton]

Another professional installation of what you would think was a simple recoil system (anything but)! Thanks for taking your time Dony.

[@Kookamungawerewolf]

This is the best tutorial I have been able to find on repairing a brokenTecumseh recoil spring. Thanks so much for posting it. Yesterday I went to replace the rope on my tiller and the spring would not tighten. Really did not want to have to replace the entire assembly. The engine is a H-50 from around 1992.

[@adnacraigo6590]

You are an easy to understand, great teacher. Thanks.

[@mike423439]

Still the master instructor. 🙌 Excellent step by step instruction with key objectives and pitfalls clearly articulated.

[@macoombi]

This video helped me out today. Replaced my pull cord on my Husqvarna snowblower with a Briggs engine. Also swapped the carb out and it's like a new machine now. Thanks!

[@carlmiller1034]

Excellent step-by-step repair video on the Don. Thanks for making. Awesome video footage and close-ups. Your videos are always top notch (I tend to take that for granted with your channel). I will definitely file this video away, in case I ever need to perform myself. I love working on Tecumseh. Thanks again, and have a great upcoming weekend.

[@donyboy73]

thanks Carl!

[@ecttreker9816]

As always, a very thorough explanation, easy to understand.👍👍

[@fixit4182]

Good step-by-step procedure definitely want to keep. Thanks, Dani.

[@baddad5781]

Another great informative video Don thank you. I don't know if others would be interested but personally I'd like you to make a bio video telling us how you got started in small engine repair and how you acquired all the knowledge you have. Thanks again

[@elcheapo5302]

You can skip the plastic melting process by just winding the spring fully tight then backing off until the rope hole in the sheave matches up with the rope hole in the housing. I like to get it there by backing off at least 1 full turn. That's was how I was taught at Tecumseh school back in the 90s.

[@patrickpoulard24]

I have a Tecumseh engine and I have that same type of recoil. A couple of years ago, I had to do the same exact repair on my recoil and it was a great success, thanks to some of your older videos. 😊👍🏿Keep up the good work Donny

[@Ckktopa]

Love your longer videos...thankyou!

[@boblemon2103]

Wow, fixed my limp cord! Melted a notch and just put another turn on it. Pulled it three times and the cord snapped where it had been dangling for the past 5 years, lol, of course. Oh well at least I had extra cord around to just replace it.

[@valeriomarino691]

Where can you buy the 2 metal hooks?

[@darrellbarker6704]

I always enjoy watching your videos. Informative. The way you talk is great. I have learned alot from your knowledge.

[@REVNUMANEWBERN]

ALWAYS, Sweet, short and FULL of DETAILS

[@barrypettit3668]

Another excellent repair video, didn't know the recoils were this involved. Will book mark this for future reference, thanks Don.

[@nbpt1000]

As options to a heated up screw driver to make the notch in the plastic you can use a round file and file away. Or a Dremmel tool with an appropriate cutting tool. Good video. Very informative.

[@josephrich6014]

As always, very helpful step by step. Excellent tutorial. Thank you.

[@brucekivi]

Thanks! You always have good videos, very informative. I had an old Tecumseh like that. The blower housing finally rusted all to pieces and I gave up on it. The engine was still good though, but some little problems like the recoil was bad and the carburetor would leak sometimes. Good machine for many years though.

[@nova481]

Another great video with precise detail. Thank you Don.😀

[@deanmoore420]

Nice job nice tip enjoying watching your videos 👍

[@Xzavieur]

Nice video. I like to use my small rotary tool( dremel to most) and either a cutting disc or drill bit to make that hole for the rope. Quick and easy

[@donyboy73]

that's a good tip!

[@roberthamilton9123]

hi 👋 Don thanks 🙏 for sharing sir very informative & straight to the point bud 👍👍 smaller parts are easy to loose & to break job well done 👍 sir 😀😀😀

[@harrygrimley4352]

Thanks for sharing this with us. I just tried to replace my rope and the spring came undone. So punched out the center and cut an inch off the spring reassembled and it must be to tight the arms won't grab. Bummer. Have to try again another day.

[@johnshinski2994]

Your videos are top notch Don. Thanks

[@watermanone7567]

Excellent repair video. Thanks

[@Willy7212]

Thank you very much. Your videos are so informative.

[@ronwatson4902]

Great video!.A bit involved but I think I can do it.Thank you very much and have a great weekend.

[@dennisryan7568]

Exceptional Video!!! Just what I needed - thanks so much for taking the time to make it!!!!

[@donyboy73]

Glad it was helpful!

[@TheTruthSeeker756]

Instructor extraordinaire!

[@ethanblakechurch5805]

Thanks man this video was so helpful

[@dp4867]

As always great job Dony👍

[@tomfillmore9710]

Great video good advice thanks for sharing take care

[@m9ovich785]

Thanks Dony. The fastest fix I found for these is to get ride of any Tecumseh engine I came across HAHAHAHAHAHA...

[@Mudcat597]

Thank you for the great demonstration! 👍

[@daveryder8275]

Great work donyboy , thanks

[@knighthawk86855]

Excellent job, and great editing as always.

[@mikepizel1922]

I purchased a machine with the recoil assembly apart and no paws, do you have a part number for them. Just like you used in this video. Thanks

[@bashirkakar9775]

Thank you for very good explanation and where are you located.?

[@royvaldez2393]

Thank you very much 😊. The Best information like always.

[@stephenzies8867]

Don You Are Awesome

[@franklipski2438]

Have an old Troy bilt Horse tiller with a Kohler K161T engine. The recoil starter is shot. Insides broken and only 1 dawg left. I am unable to find a replacement. Is the another brand that may work on this tiller?

[@dejanlalosevic8058]

Respect, what do you think about the device Stihl ms 310 for some basic work, not now the type of demolition of thick wood and professional work in the forest, but occasional work Thank you

[@dejanlalosevic8058]

Greetings from Serbia

[@philliphall5198]

Where do you buy the most parts from ????

[@canoenut]

Fantastic advice and how-to! Just found your channel. Looking for a snowblower that I can depend on for reliability and replacement parts when needed. I live near Montréal and need a 24" 2 stage gas machine. Any suggestions?

[@donyboy73]

toro, ariens or cub cadet

[@donitferguz6577]

@@donyboy73 podadora craftzman 3.5hp escupe lumbre por escape mofle

[@jims5630]

Hi Donny, I have a 250’ gravel driveway and we get a foot plus of new snow a few times a year…. What would be a good used snow blower for these condition? I saw your blower video a few weeks ago, I believe it was an Arien? Like your videos, fixed a few Stihl chainsaws with your help! Thank you

[@nelsondasilva667]

Quick q would a extra turn make the spring pop out if u pull too much when starting? I’m having trouble spring is fine but when trying to start spring fails till I take apart then works fine until I hook up and than doesn’t retract

[@donyboy73]

yes the spring will keep popping out and won't retrack

[@IGoProEVERYTHING]

How do you replace the rope on the original reel?

[@gregwells2331]

top notch video Don!!

[@JCTyler64]

Thanks Donny!

[@kjell-richardlvdal373]

Another excellent video

[@MsMatamor]

Merci Don From Québec City.

[@Patrick4959]

Awesome stuff Donny mate cheers from Australia 🐨 🐑 🌏 or the land down under to your area in Canada 🍁 and will the same parts work on a Honda lawn mower recoil spring type too ?

[@Spencer1609751]

Thank You!

[@rickthelian2215]

Very well explained 😀🇦🇺

[@steveharleyfan]

Nice video Don. But I'd be worried the WD40 rinses off the white grease.

[@tazmun]

The first thing I want to say is there's nothing wrong with doing it the way he's offering here. In fact there's probably a lot more satisfaction involved. However years ago they wouldn't allow us to change the parts on a recoil that was externally mounted like this. It was just company policy and since the parts are almost expensive as a new one depending on your labor calculation plus fewer call backs the mold is set. If you have a one hour min labor rate price should be the same either way. We kept a lot of these on the truck so it was a quick fix.

[@rightlanehog3151]

With the electric starter not working on my Tecumseh powered snowblower, I recoil in horror at the thought of my starter spring breaking 😉

[@REVNUMANEWBERN]

ALWAYS get's a thumbs up

[@martyleary4131]

You are just amazing!

[@73superglide62]

I dont recall have problem with theses .actually I like theses type

[@josephgriskauskas9639]

Thanks again

[@woodenbeast9337]

Please do a convert 3X to 2X Cub Cadet video

[@Monza62000]

just did one tue spring was jammed but not broke .....but it is very cheap made...

[@ryszard999]

Nice👍

[@philliphall5198]

I’m shocked at the price of the spring now, just wondering why ??? I started reworking the latch end most of the time because of spring prices

[@johnw1178]

Don, I love you channel and also follow Steve’s Small engine Saloon. I absolutely hate Payton. You may want to consider following Steve as I was able to send a one time payment to him through PayPal. If there is a way to send a one time payment through Patron please let me know?

[@donyboy73]

thanks John, the link is in video description and also on my channel page

[@blakethiel5331]

Mine looks nothing like that!!

[@LGB120]

Hey donyboy73

[@donyboy73]

have a good weekend!

[@Pete.Ty1]

👍👍👍..

[@thenewhumandesign]

Kind of obnoxious you can just swap out the recoil spring.

[@glennlurman3514]

Wastage in action. Rather that replace a spring you have to buy complete assy. trimmers clutch housing does a bearing again buy a new assy. There will be no mechanics in the future just part swappers being told what to change and how to change it by software. Wish sometimes that an Asteroid will smack into this planet and reset us for a bit.

[@GypsyHunter232UK]

We thought u was gonna replace the actual spring coil..notjust a spring cartridge