Echo Trimmer Repair - Replacing the Clutch (Echo Part # A056000230)

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Replacing the Clutch can help solve the following issues you may be having with your Trimmer:
1. Clutch Slips Under Load
2. Clutch Never Cuts Out
Here are a list of the tools required for this repair:
• Torx drivers
• Long-nosed pliers
• Spark plug wrench (or socket)
• Starter rope (old)
• Adjustable pliers
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[@123tylerwebster]

Good video, would have rather seen a trimmer that was old greasy and had a bad clutch.

[@magicone9327]

Easier to only remove carb throttle cable from carb. Rather than removing complete carb. Remove spark plug before removing the engine as it's easier to hang onto. Rotate cylinder to bottom of stroke then raise 1/2 revolution of flywheel before inserting rope as you don't want to put rope into exhaust port. Echo has problems with the flywheel shearing its integral key over time. Why? Vibration, dirt build up out of balance. Expansion contraction is the most likely as it doesn't use any sort of tension washer between clutch and flywheel. What to do? Take apart and retighten the clutch before it ruins the flywheel then you buy a new one.

[@antonioguerrero2720]

Excellent video..very didactic...thank you so much...

[@FIXTechGuides]

You're welcome!

[@magicone9327]

Good idea o blow out the cylinder right after removing rope as that will insure no part of rope is left in cylinder.

[@henrydixon9322]

9:45 i have a craftsman mini tiller cultivater i just rebuilt the engine every time i pull the crank rope 2 or 3 times my cluch un-screws not the drum just the cluch than i tear it apart time and time again and it keeps unscrewing and i have it as tight as it can go whats causes that HELP😢 PLEASE 😢