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new guy here will be looking for weed eater one info.

#1

K

KDS

Greetings all. I'm new here and will be looking for Weed Eater One WE261 help.


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SergioKurba

KDS said:
Greetings all. I'm new here and will be looking for Weed Eater One WE261 help.
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And why are you looking for this model? that's so special? I now have an excellent weed eater Troy-Bilt TB575, I bought it here for just $ 200. :thumbsup::thumbsup: What are the requirements for you weed eater? :rolleyes:


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BlazNT

BlazNT

SergioKurba said:
And why are you looking for this model? that's so special? I now have an excellent weed eater Troy-Bilt TB575, I bought it here for just $ 200. :thumbsup::thumbsup: What are the requirements for you weed eater? :rolleyes:
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The WeedEater 1 is a riding mower.


#4

Catherine

Catherine

:welcome:

Welcome to the forum. Hopefully we can help. :smile:


#5

K

KDS

I'm trouble shooting a neighbors mower.

The mower would not start. I think it has a safety switch problem. I read somewhere if you disconnect the black wire with the white strip that it should start.
Well that worked because the mower started right up using the pull rope (the battery was worn down from too many attempts at starting). Now I have to take the time to find out which safety switch is bad and get that replaced but here is another problem. Even though I can get the mower to run using the black wire/white strip disconnect trick the mower would not move when put into gear, forward or reverse. Can someone tell me if that is also because of a bad safety switch or is there something else wrong?

The neighbor told me that the mower was moving just fine before it decide to not start.


#6

BlazNT

BlazNT

KDS said:
I'm trouble shooting a neighbors mower.

The mower would not start. I think it has a safety switch problem. I read somewhere if you disconnect the black wire with the white strip that it should start.
Well that worked because the mower started right up using the pull rope (the battery was worn down from too many attempts at starting). Now I have to take the time to find out which safety switch is bad and get that replaced but here is another problem. Even though I can get the mower to run using the black wire/white strip disconnect trick the mower would not move when put into gear, forward or reverse. Can someone tell me if that is also because of a bad safety switch or is there something else wrong?

The neighbor told me that the mower was moving just fine before it decide to not start.
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No one really looks in this forum to help. Make one in the proper forum if you want lots of help. Include model number of mower. The one on the sticker not the name of the mower.


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