8.
Remove the recoil spring from the recoil case
by lift ing the sp
rin
g end up and out. Hold re-
mainder of recoi
l
spri ng with thumbs and
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Iternate
ly
release each thumb to allow the
recoil spring to gradually release from the
reco
il
case.
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NOTE: Do not remove the recoil spring un-
less replacement is necessary. It should be
visually inspected in place to save time.
9.
Unwind the rope from t he recoil ro
ll
er, untie
the knot, and remove
t
he
rope.
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NOTE: Whenever a part is worn excessively,
cracked, defective, or damaged in any way,
replacement is necessary.
1.
Inspect all
sprin
gs, w ashe
rs, and
pawl for
we
ar
or
damage.
nspec
t
the recoi
I
roll er
and
case for
cracks
or
damage.
3.
Inspect the center hub for wear, cracks, or
damage.
4.
Inspect the recoi
l
rope fo
r
breaks or fraying.
5.
Inspect the recoi
l
spring for cracks, crysta ll-
ization,
or abnormal bends
.
6.
Inspect the handle for
damage,
cracks or
dete rioration.
Assembling
Fig. 8·5
KEY
1. Recoil
Starter Assembly
8. Spring
2.
Roller
9. Nut
3.
Pawl
10. Deca
l
4. Spring
11. Rope
5. Drive Plate
12. Bolt
6. Spring Clip
13.
Lock Washer
7.
Washer
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1.
Hook the end of the recoi
l
spring around the
mounting lug in the reco
il
case
.
2.
Insert the recoil spring into the recoil case
winding
it
in a counterclockwise direction
un-
t
il
the complete recoil spring is installed
.
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NOTE:
Recoil
spring .must seat
evenly in
-
the
recoil case.
3.
Insert th
e
rope through the hole in the recoi
l
roller and tie a knot in the end; then wrap rope
counterc lockwise around roller leaving about
112 m (20 in.) of rope free of
roller.
4.
App ly a low-temperature grease to the spring
and
hub.
5.
Ali
gn the hook in the end of the recoil spring
with the. notch in the recoil ro ller.
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