So You Own A STIHL MM 56 Yard Boss

[@scottbelhumeur742]

Carl, great video and thx for posting! When I took the spark plug boot off, a spring on the tip of the plug was attached and stuck. I think it belongs in the boot. It's a spring with a longer metal tail. How does that spring and tail go back in the boot? Thanks so much

[@scottbelhumeur742]

figured it out, took spring off of plug and placed the tail back on through the spark wire and back through boot. Not a fun thing to figure out for a rookie

[@carlsmowerandsaw]

Is it still on the wire?

[@gmanstarr1439]

Carl I have an hs56c stihl hedge trimmer and when release the trigger and it on idle the blades move now and again just moving backwards and forwards slowly.

[@carlsmowerandsaw]

So it is either idling slightly too high or your clutch is sticking. I would start by seeing if you can turn the LA screw counterclockwise a half turn

[@flashy158]

Would you ship a weed strimmer to the UK, they don't sell them here ?

[@carlsmowerandsaw]

Email me [e-mail]

[@flashy158]

@@carlsmowerandsaw I did, check your spam mail.

[@gmanstarr1439]

Can you tell me what's wrong and why it's doing it please.

[@carlsmowerandsaw]

Input given

[@gmanstarr1439]

@@carlsmowerandsaw thanks mate I'll give it a try, do you think it could be the springs on the clutch.

[@gmanstarr1439]

@@carlsmowerandsaw thanks for replying I'm from the UK I asked this question to that chicanic lady and still had no reply in a week, shes a waste of time, I hate that I have to use e10 fuel because I bought 10 litres and now I'm worried it will go bad.