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HOMER
07-15-2001, 04:59 AM
Since I got the enclosed trailer and no longer have the trimmer rack that I had I have been hanging my trimmers and edger by a hook mounted on the wall. I've notices that they are harder to crank and takes a while for the cobwebs to clear before they smooth out. Would there be any reason why this would affect the trimmers and their performance? Is the gas draining out of the bowl or something.
Any thoughts?
racerdave
07-15-2001, 07:32 AM
I myself have not noticed a problem.
Are you sure it's the trimmers that are hard to start or are you getting harder to start.:D
David
Richard Martin
07-15-2001, 07:41 AM
Before I got my trimmer rack I used to take the trimmers and edger inside the shop every night and hang them on hooks on the wall - engine down. I never had a problem with them. They started and ran the same no matter which way they were stored. These are Shindi trimmers and a Stihl edger. Maybe your brand doesn't care for it?
bubble boy
07-15-2001, 11:56 AM
i would love to know if how you hang a trimmer affects the performance.
i find my stihl trimmers hard to start whether thery're hung horizontal, vertical, upsidedownsideways, or kept on my lap between houses.
but i love how they run once started.
i guess its a love hate thing
cantoo
07-15-2001, 10:39 PM
Homer, I made brackets in my cube van so that the trimmers hang the same way they would if you were holding them and I never have a problem starting them. Motor up and shaft on a 45 degree angle.
Hey Homer, if your looking for an excuse to buy a rack then just say so. Try the Husqvarna, I like it.:)
slabpile
07-16-2001, 06:36 AM
hey homer
i had a trimmer rack mad so they would hang from the ceiling. it was very simply need a piture? i think it cost me like $25.
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