I do not know of why putting on a carb would make it hard to pull the rope unless something got bound up putting it back together. Pull out the spark plug and try it. That will eliminate too much fuel in the cylinder. Take off the pull rope to make sure it is ok. Try to turn the motor by hand.
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SOURCE: ard Broom leaf blower, pull rope problem
Hi,
Like most mechanical problems, your concern would require the disassembly for visual inspection. Offhand, the problem could be a loose nut or lock. If you have not performed a similar repair before, then perhaps it is best for you to make use of a repair manual or at least an exploded diagram to give you an idea how the parts are interconnected. If you would be uncomfortable performing a DIY (do-it-yourself), then perhaps your best bet would be to seek the services of a qualified professional.
A simplified repair sheet may be of additional help.
Hope this be of initial help/idea. Pls post back how things turned up or should you need additional information.
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SOURCE: My leaf blower will not start, It keeps flooding
To start: turn the choke off, hold the throttle wide open and crank. You have a carb problem but this should get you going. John
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SOURCE: what is gas:oil mixture for Echo PB-500t blower?
50:1 ratio, 2.6oz of 2 cycle oil to 1 gallon gas
SOURCE: I have an Echo PB-500T blower that won't
Remove the in tank fuel filter and take it apart, the felt Echo uses on the filter clogs quickly. There is still a mesh screen filter in the assembly so make sure you put it all back together and reinstall the fuel filter into the tank.
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