Lawnmower chord?

Priori · 2010-09-16 13:53:51

Hi, Sorry if this is the wrong forum to post this question in. Basically, my dog bit through the chord you pull to start up my petrol powered lawnmower, so it's effectively useless for the time being. Is this a costly/relatively inexpensive thing to have replaced? And could I do it myself were I to get the right part?

16-09-2010 02:53PM

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Priori

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Hi,

Sorry if this is the wrong forum to post this question in. Basically, my dog bit through the chord you pull to start up my petrol powered lawnmower, so it's effectively useless for the time being.

Is this a costly/relatively inexpensive thing to have replaced?

And could I do it myself were I to get the right part?

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#2 18-09-2010 07:28PM

foxinsox

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I don't think it's that expensive...

usually there is someone (usually in a shed) in every town who fixes lawnmowers..this would be your best bet..

I'd be suprised if it cost more than a tenner! Not sure though..

Did ya try googling it?
Sometimes you find videos showing you how to do it?

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#3 18-09-2010 08:00PM

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Thanks Foxinsox

Followed up on your advice and this is the best video I could find:

I'll give it a go!

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#4 18-09-2010 08:29PM

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Make sure you attach your phone to your jeans like the guy in the video...

It makes him look very iimportant!

Good Luck with fixing it..

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#5 18-09-2010 09:23PM

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