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- posted June 1, 2010 in Husqvarna: Ask & Answer > String Trimmers
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Below is a link to the dealer locator. Please type in your zip code and you should be able to find your local results. Let us know if we can help you in any other way AP, and thank you again for contacting us.
All the best,
Benji C.
- posted June 1, 2010 in Weed Eater: Ask & Answer > Weed Eater One
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Dear rlhanson,
Thank you for contacting us at Answer Army, we apologize for these issues you are having with your mower. Sounds to me that you are experiencing electrical problems that could be a number of things ( starter, ignition module). My best suggestion is to have an authorized dealer take a look at the unit. Our dealers are our eyes and ears on the field and especially when it comes to electrical work we want trained technicians tackling these tasks to reduce risk for the consumer and comprimising the electrical system on your mower. What is your zip ?
Regards,
Benji C.
- posted June 1, 2010 in Weed Eater: Ask & Answer > String Trimmers
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Dear Dave,
Thank you for contacting us at Answer Army, we apologize for these issues you are experiencing. Sounds like you are experiencing a carburetor issue, often times carburetors are set by the factory to run clean and once the unit breaks in some cases needs to be adjusted. An authorized service dealer is your best and fastest source of information. What is your zip code?
Regards,
Benji C.
- posted June 1, 2010 in Husqvarna: Ask & Answer > String Trimmers
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Dear AP,
Thank you for contacting Answer Army, we apologize for any incoveniences this may have caused. I will be able to better assist you if you let me know your zip and that way I will be able to locate a couple servicing dealers near your area. Also how old is you unit?
Regards,
Benji C.
- posted May 28, 2010 in Weed Eater: Ask & Answer > Weed Eater One
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Dear Pop,
I wasn't able to find anything extremely local but this is the list of dealers I was able to find near you, they will still be a very good source of information and I'm sure they will be willing to order you parts and accessories as needed:
1.
Grant County Tire
1001 N BALDWIN AVE
MARION IN 46952
Phone: 765-662-7507
41.7 miles
2.
A Rowe Hardware
130 BURLINGTON AVE
LOGANSPORT IN 46947
Phone: 574-722-4448
3.
CARMEL SMALL ENGINE
1111 SR 32
WESTFIELD IN 46074
Phone: 317-896-3099
4.
HOULIHAN LAWN MOWER S&S
1186 S 700 W
WABASH IN 46992
Phone: 260-563-8151
- posted May 28, 2010 in Poulan Pro: Ask & Answer > Tractors
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Dear Jim,
It is absolutely not recommended to shift gears while in motion. Please push in the clutch/brake select desired gear and engage clutch slowly. Not using the clutch will comprimise the integrity and longevity of your transmission. Even though it will go into gear, I STRONGLY advise against it.
All the best,
Benji Corti
Customer Service Team
- posted May 27, 2010 in Weed Eater: Ask & Answer > Weed Eater One
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Dear Pop,
What is your zip code? I will locate a few local authorized Weed Eater Dealers that can assist you for your current and future Weed Eater One needs. Your local dealers are the best and fastest source of information.
All the best,
Benji Corti
- posted May 27, 2010 in Weed Eater: Ask & Answer > Weed Eater One
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Dear Pop,
Thank you for contacting us, all and any information on the Weed Eater One and its accessories is listed on the Weed Eater site.
http://www.weedeater.com/node6485.aspx?nid=213591
A great place to look for discount replacement/aftermarket parts is :
Dixie Sales 1(800) 753-4943 East Coast
Oscar Wilson 1(800) 873-6722 Mid
Billiou’s Inc. 559-784-4102 West Coast
also there are a few websites that can be very helpful:
- posted September 24, 2010 in Weed Eater: Ask & Answer > String Trimmers
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Dear W,
Being that the unit carries a 2 year manufacturer's warranty my best advise is to have it evaluated by a Weed Eater authorized service technician.
In a situation like this that you describe there could be a number of things to troubleshoot; some being easy fixes to other requiring extensive knowledge in the product itself.
I have attached below a link to the service dealer locator that can further assist you with your inquery. Reminder: proof of purchase must be presented to validate all warranty work. Hope you find this information useful and thanks again for contacting us!
Regards,
Benji Corti
- posted June 1, 2010 in Weed Eater: Ask & Answer > String Trimmers
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Dear Ms. Vaughn,
Thank you for contacting us! To remove the debris shield you must flip the unit upsidedown, and locate the front locking tab on the opposite side of the shield. Press the locking tab tighly and carefully lift up from the back side of the debris shield towards the locking button. (WARNING: please be mindful that there is a line limiter on the inside of the shield that is very sharp and can cut you). After an audiable click, the shield should remove by sliding out. When installing the edger guide please be sure to insert the guide onto the shield before installing the shield back on. There is an opening for the front lockin tab to center itself, insert tab. Once tab is centered via the locating guide hole, then pull the shield toward the motor untill the rear locking tabs lock into place. You will know if it is properly connected because you will hear a click. Be sure that everything is moving freely and that nothing is caught between the housing and the shield. Hope this information helps, and if you want to reference to a visual step by step process for removing or applying the shield, I've attached a link to an Owners Manual that explains this process on pages 4-5. Thanks again for choosing Weed Eater products.
- posted May 17, 2010 in Weed Eater: Ask & Answer > Weed Eater One
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Everett,
Thank you for your question!
We recommend you apply lube as recommended in the Owner's Manual. The Weed Eater One is a very maintenance friendly machine, but it never hurts to WD40 some areas that you want to keep rust-free, especially if they are moving parts with a load of any kind. Not required, but never hurts.
Best regards,
Benji C.