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- posted June 8, 2014 by Stan Skaggs
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Hey James,
I bought new tires for mine at a place called harbor freight. they are online at www.harborfreight.com. You can pick up front tires for around $4 each. I bought one to try and it worked perfectly. I bought a couple more so I would have an extra or two. They have the innertubes too I found out. They are not "official" weedeater tires or tubes, but they work.
After three "spun-out" front tires though, I bought a couple of "solid-tire" wheels at Lowes though and this resolved all my tire issues fully. They were a little pricey at $32 each though (I remember they came with two sizes of spindle bearings and I had to use the bigger size).. I looked around on ebay seeking hand dolly tires (I think they were 3/4" spindles??) I will have to look.. 3/4 or 5/8.. Measure your spindles and you can see for sure. I found them there for around $10 each. I just got tired of the flat tire issue on those itty-bitty front tires, and having to repair an innertube everytime they "rolled out" of the tire and wheel on a blowout... (4" tires are a pain to unmount and mount!!!).
Let me know if that helps you out there! or any questions on that. I have unwittingly become a quasi-expert of their stupid front tiny tires.
Fellow Weedeater friend,
Stan Skaggs
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You can find your local Weed Eater dealers for sales and service as well as manuals and a place to order parts using the link provided http://www.weedeater.com choose the appropriate link at the bottom of the page.
Service Locator (Canadian customers use postal code no spacing)
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Download Manuals (Operator's and IPL's)
Order Parts (This is a third party company not Weed Eater) or can contact local dealer.
Your local dealer is your best and fastest source of information.
All repairs for warranty consideration must be evaluated and completed by an authorized Weed Eater service center. If determined to be warranty the repairs will be completed by the servicing dealer, the servicing dealer will file the necessary claims. If not warranty the dealer should provide an estimate or quote for the required repairs.