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Stihl hedgetrimmer problem


Vespasian
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Got a stilh hedgetrimmer a year or so back, only use it every now an then but Its not working properly...

 

That is it starts an runs but the cutters don't engage.. took it apart today to see if I might find somethin obvious and the rotor that drives all the gubbins to move the blades ain't workin..

 

can I buy a part, is it worth gettin it fixed or is it fked?... I'm annoyed as I don't use it that often.. the damned thing wasn't cheap as well..  

 

 

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51 minutes ago, Vespasian said:

took it apart today to see if I might find somethin obvious and the rotor that drives all the gubbins to move the blades ain't workin..

What part exactly?  Do you mean the Spur Gear (larger of the two gears) ?  Has the shaft it runs on sheared off?  I ask because I've had a few do this.  Also, this might sound daft, but some HS45's have a blade brake (Plastic lever on side of gearbox0, and some don't, so make sure the brake is off.

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