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Old 06-05-2005, 02:13 PM   #1
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HELP!!! Ryobi 720 trmmmer problem


I have a Ryobi 720 trimmer, and the pull string came off track and is jammed. I am trying to get the housing apart to "unknot" the string, but can't get it aprat enough to do so. Can anybody help?

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HELP!!! Ryobi 720 trmmmer problem


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I have a Ryobi 720 trimmer, and the pull string came off track and is jammed. I am trying to get the housing apart to "unknot" the string, but can't get it aprat enough to do so. Can anybody help?
I know it has been two years, but here's how I did it.

The clutch assembly screws off the shaft (go CCW) but you have to lock the shaft from turning. I used the old screwdriver-between-the-plastic-housing-and-the cast-alum-fins-of-the-flywheel technique to jam the shaft from turning...and broke a fin in the process. Try inserting a bolt into the threaded end of the shaft and hold it with wrench while removing the clutch assembly. I removed the spring loaded clutch shoes and then used a pair of channel lock pliers to remove the clutch. After reassembling everything, the trimmer worked great.

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