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Practical step-by-step guides, tool maintenance, and professional advice to help you solve problems and get the job done right.

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Starting a professional-grade Stihl trimmer like the FS 120, 200, or 250 requires a specific sequence to avoid flooding the engine. These robust 2-stroke machines are built to last, but they can be finicky if you don’t follow the “warm” vs “cold” start rules. Watch…

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Small engines are used in a variety of applications, including lawnmowers, chainsaws, weed trimmers, and generators. These engines are typically two-stroke, which means that they mix gasoline and oil together to create fuel. The ratio of gasoline to oil is important for proper engine lubrication…

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The Husqvarna HX 208 Tiller is a powerful and versatile tool that can be used for a variety of gardening tasks, including tilling, cultivating, and aerating soil. It is powered by a 208cc engine that provides plenty of power for even the most demanding jobs….

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Proper chainsaw maintenance is just as important as safety and will help ensure that your equipment will not let you down. A dull chain, a loose bar, or improperly mixed fuel can turn a useful tool into a dangerous projectile. Regular maintenance isn’t just about…

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For those of you who are truly passionate about your landscaping, a hedge trimmer is one of the main tools in your collection. If not then you have probably considered getting one. Hedge trimmers are designed for trimming hedges as their name implies. They operate…

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Weed eaters are a great tool for keeping your lawn and garden looking neat and tidy. But what happens when your weed eater gearhead won’t rotate? There are a few common reasons why this might happen, and most of them are relatively easy to fix.

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The wheels on a riding lawnmower are usually tubeless, so the repair process requires that you replace or patch the tire. In either case, removing the wheel completely is the best solution. Depending upon where the tire has gone flat, you can change the following…