Medium
30-60 minutes
This is an OEM replacement part for a Homelite trimmer. This pulley is part of the starter assembly and houses the rope. This is made of a high-quality plastic and is sold as an individual replacement part. Please note the rope, spring, and container are all sold separately.
Pulley-starter PS01122
OEM part for: Homelite
Part Number: PS01122
$4.99
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This Pulley-starter will fit the following 107 machines. Confirm this part works with your model, and view the detailed model diagrams and repair help we have to offer.
Homelite
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- Trimmer Parts
This part replaces obsolete part #: UP03012
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Almost the same with the original, it fits exactly to my trimmer.
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September 2, 2022
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All the parts I received were just like the original parts. They fit perfectly and work great. This is the first place I look for repair parts for all my tools and appliances. Plus their delivery time is very fast.
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August 16, 2021
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I am an Australian visitor, I ordered the Part from Daytona Beach and had it delivered to my friend in Midland (Mark Kelley)
The Part was there in Midland awaiting me on arrival. The part was not available in Australia..However it was fantastic of your service and will keep my Trimmer in operation for a long time. Regards. kevwilli@iint.net.au
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Pull start fails to retract
Mark - June 19, 2019
Tool Type
Trimmer
Difficulty
Medium
Time
30-60 minutes
Tools Used
Screwdriver
1. Separated the trimmer shaft to make handling unit easier then Disassembled the case from the outside of the engine.
2. Removed spark plug and interred end of plastic tie wrap to bind cylinder while loosening clutch assembly fro front of engine.
3. Removed starter housing and removed spring retainer
4. Cut pull handle from old string and saved for reuse.
5. Removed old spring and starter pulley.
6. Assembled new spring and new starter pulley and wound starter rope.
7. Places new assembly into starter housing ensuring spring notch was positioned in the grove, turned assembly and spring to apply 3 turns of tension on spring, feed starter rope thru hole and applied small vise grip on outside of rope to hold Spring tension.
8. Reinstalled spring retainer, pulled starter rope to fully wind spring to its max and moved the vise grip to a position on the rope closest to the starter housing to hole spring tension while knitting the pull handle in place.
9. Removed the vise grip and ensured the starter rope retracted into the housing correctly.
10. Installed starter housing, clutch assembly, spark plug, engine cover and reassembled the trimmer head to shaft.
2. Removed spark plug and interred end of plastic tie wrap to bind cylinder while loosening clutch assembly fro front of engine.
3. Removed starter housing and removed spring retainer
4. Cut pull handle from old string and saved for reuse.
5. Removed old spring and starter pulley.
6. Assembled new spring and new starter pulley and wound starter rope.
7. Places new assembly into starter housing ensuring spring notch was positioned in the grove, turned assembly and spring to apply 3 turns of tension on spring, feed starter rope thru hole and applied small vise grip on outside of rope to hold Spring tension.
8. Reinstalled spring retainer, pulled starter rope to fully wind spring to its max and moved the vise grip to a position on the rope closest to the starter housing to hole spring tension while knitting the pull handle in place.
9. Removed the vise grip and ensured the starter rope retracted into the housing correctly.
10. Installed starter housing, clutch assembly, spark plug, engine cover and reassembled the trimmer head to shaft.
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