Cub Cadet BC210 trimmer will not idle

motoman

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Ok so I made a tool out of a tire valvl stem and got the trimmer to run right so that makes me very happy. I would still like to purchase the actual tool though for future adjustments. Does the tool have a specific name? All I have found is a "double D" tool. If anyone knows of a website with it please copy and post me the link. Thanks for all your help guys.

I saw a couple about 6 months ago on line , amazon, I believe. Spend if you want, I have found the adjustment very stable so the tool will collect dust.
 

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Take a dermal tool and cut a slot and use a screwdriver.
Or just go to a shop and have them adjust it for max power. $10

(( cowboy up and get over it ))
 

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Take a dermal tool and cut a slot and use a screwdriver.
Or just go to a shop and have them adjust it for max power. $10

(( cowboy up and get over it ))

The screws are well recessed itno the carb making it difficult to get a dremal in there without messing up the body of the carb. But thats a damn good idea lol!
 

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I once saw a "how to" where the adjustment is made after epoxying a small nail to each "D" head (?crazy glue?). have not tried it
 
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