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  • How to Locate a Irrigation Solenoid Valve

    Most home irrigation systems have the control valves installed in ground boxes or above ground. But, in some situations the valves are buried directly in the ground without a box. In this case,...

  • How to Clean the Carburetor on a Stihl Chainsaw

    The carburetor on a Stihl chainsaw channels a mixture of two-cycle oil and gasoline into the engine. That mixture, plus dirt or debris that makes it way past the air filter, can cause a gummy...

  • How to Compare Gas String Trimmer Systems

    You probably won't get to test drive a gas trimmer before you buy it. It can therefore be difficult to make an informed, relevant comparison when shopping for a new trimmer. The optimal way to...

  • How to Change a Ryobi Edger Blade

    Edger blades can last for months or just a few weeks depending on the amount of use they receive and the type of terrain you're edging. A worn blade will be a quarter of an inch shorter on each...

  • How to Move a Trailer With a Tractor

    If you need to move a trailer but don't have a truck, or are afraid your truck may get stuck in the terrain, a good option is to use a tractor. With a tractor, you can lower the trailer jack to...

  • How to Repair a Cut Extension Cord

    Extension cords are useful pieces of equipment, especially for electrical tools like hedge trimmers, weed-eaters and leaf blowers. Extension cords do, however, go through a significant amount of...

  • How to Troubleshoot John Deere Weed Eaters

    Deere and Company was founded in 1837. Now called John Deere, it was a one-man blacksmith shop that now has 56,000 employees. As with the automakers, one of its main units is the credit finance...

  • How to Replace a Craftsman Primer Bulb

    The primer bulb on a Craftsman engine supplies the mower carburetor with fuel by drawing it from the fuel tank and depositing it into the carburetor. If the primer bulb is damaged, deteriorated or...

  • How to Wire a Lawn Sprinkler Pump

    Many irrigation systems in locations with wells will have a separate pump. This is done to make sure the system does not affect the water pressure of the house. Some systems will draw water from...

  • How to Grind Small Stumps

    Whether cut down by machine or felled by the forces of nature, trees often leave behind stumps, left to rot in the ground and consume usable ground space. Furthermore, rotting tree stumps near...

  • How to Service a Poulan Chainsaw

    Like any machine, your Poulan chain saw needs to be serviced regularly to keep it in top condition. A complete service should be performed every year before you begin using the saw. Maintenance is...

  • How to Troubleshoot a Belt on a Riding Lawn Mower

    The belt on a riding mower's deck drives the cutting blades underneath, rotating each blade at high speed by means of a spring-tension and pulley system attached to a crankshaft that runs off the...

  • How to Decorate Water Barrels

    Water barrels are practical and economical, but they are not always visually pleasing. Painting nature's pictures on the sides of water barrels can turn them into pieces of art to dress up your...

  • How to Set the Idle on a Stihl Chainsaw

    Stihl sets the carburetor and idle of every chain saw before it leaves the factory. But, the factory is at 1,000 feet above sea level. This can cause problems with the idle at higher and lower...

  • How to Replace the Clutch on a Husqvarna Chain Saw

    You're faced with two choices when the clutch goes out on your Husqvarna chain saw: do it yourself or take it to a professional repairman. Doing it yourself is the money-saving option and a fairly...

  • How to Buy Suncast Lawn Products

    Suncast sells a variety of lawn products, such as fencing, sheds and patio accessories. Suncast will not sell its products directly to the consumer; the company does not want to take business away...

  • How to Load Line on a Lawn Trimmer

    A lawn trimmer is a major component of any homeowner's yard equipment arsenal. Trimmers are either gasoline or electric powered and use a rapidly spinning plastic line to cut grass around objects...

  • How to Sharpen a Splitting Maul

    Hand-splitting your own firewood is always a workout, but it doesn't have to be torture. One way to make the job much faster and easier is to make sure that your maul has a true edge on it. A...

  • How to Troubleshoot a Ryobi Edger

    Using a Ryobi edger can keep your lawn looking crisp and clean. Part of using any lawn and garden tool is learning how to troubleshoot it, and a Ryobi edger is no exception. Learning some basic...

  • How to Add Oil to a Murray Lawn Mower

    If you've ever been mowing your lawn and noticed black smoke coming from your mower, then chances are you've forgotten to add oil. Oil is essential for your Murray lawnmower to remain in working...

  • How to Choose a Roto Tiller

    Owning a rototiller makes working in your garden an easier chore. Breaking the ground, turning soil and gathering your compost are jobs that you typically do in your garden and these chores can...

  • How to Install a Chain on a Craftsman Chainsaw

    Craftsman chainsaws have long been a choice for homeowner's and woodsmen alike because of their durability and the ease of performing maintenance on them. Periodically, you will need to replace...

  • How to Tell How Much Water Is Used in a Water Sprinkler

    Keeping a lawn healthy and green over the summer can use a tremendous amount of water. Whether you want to cut back on your water consumption for environmental reasons, or simply to save money,...

  • How to Change the Line in a Weed Whacker

    Weed whackers use a plastic filament as the spinning "blade" that allows you to edge lawns, walkways and gardens easily. The flexibility of the line lets you get into places that stiff blades...

  • How to Ensure Push-Power-Mower Safety

    It’s time to mow the lawn again. You are ready, full of energy. The tank is full; you pull the chord and let the engine ‘roar’. Are you really ready? Are you conscious of what you are doing? You...

  • How to Restring a Craftsman Weed Wacker

    You will need to restring a Craftsman Weed Wacker many times over its life. Knowing how to restring a grass trimmer will help to save you time and energy while maintaining your yard.

  • How to Adjust the Carburetor on a Lawn Boy

    The Lawn-Boy name has long been synonymous with affordable and reliable mowers. If your Lawn-Boy has recently been serviced, or been in storage for a while, you may have to adjust the carburetor....

  • How to Troubleshoot Solar LED Lanterns

    Solar LED lanterns use rechargeable Ni-Cd batteries that are charged by the sun's rays. Ideally, solar lanterns turn on automatically at night. If your solar LED lanterns are not turning on, one...

  • How to Winterize Garden Hoses

    When winter approaches, it's time to perform some preventative maintenance around the house in order to protect your tools and equipment against harsh seasonal temperatures. Preservation of your...

  • How to Replace the Fuel Line in a Gas Trimmer

    When a fuel line in a gas trimmer goes bad the engine will sputter and die more and more frequently. After you have eliminated the possibility for other causes--no gas in the tank, clogged filter...

  • How to Install Chain Saw Blades

    Chain saws are used in a rough manner. They will need maintenance or repairs from time to time.

  • How to Clean Tool Handles

    Tools used around the house for various things such as gardening or mechanical work eventually become worn down. With proper care and maintenance after each use, you can make them last longer. In...

  • How to Use Lawn Fertilizing Year Round

    Let’s talk about the significance of utilizing lawn fertilizing year round for luscious and beautiful lawns. Many new home-owners don’t realize the significance of lawn fertilizing year-round to...

  • How to Fix a Rainbird Underground Sprinkler

    Underground lawn sprinkler systems are a great help for homeowners. But as convenient as an underground sprinkler system can be, the individual sprinkler heads wear out or get assaulted...

  • How to Fix Shovel Handles

    Shovels are tools that see a lot of wear and tear. They are generally used to pick up heavy dirt, snow or debris, which can cause a lot of strain to the handle of the shovel. A broken shovel...

  • How to Install a Toro Weed Trimmer Line

    An electric weed trimmer is an inexpensive yet powerful tool that many homeowners consider an essential part of their lawn care equipment. These trimmers can mow, trim and edge a lawn quickly and...

  • How to Replace the Line on a Homelite Gas Trimmer

    Gas trimmers have become essential equipment for homeowners and handymen. Lightweight and versatile, these handy tools can be used to trim, mow and edge your lawn to give it a manicured look. The...

  • How to Troubleshoot a Rainbird Sprinkler

    Rainbird is one of the biggest names in the sprinkler business. They have a very good reputation, and the spray bodies usually come with a 3- to 5-year warranty. They are also known for having a...

  • How to Put a Tire Back on a Wheelbarrow Rim

    Most wheelbarrow tires do not have tubes. If the tire is flat, it might require air or the application of tire repair foam. A more significant repair, such as a punctured tire, may require you to...

  • How to Use a Lawn Mower to Create a Powered Wheelbarrow

    Wheelbarrows are hard to push even for the strong. Use the tractive power of your self propelled lawn mower to move materials up hills or over long distances,

  • How to Use Your Chain Saw to Measure Firewood

    I use wood to feed my outdoor wood-fired furnace, as well as a fireplace in the house. When I'm working-up a wood pile, I like to cut once for the end use. Most log splitters, fireplaces and wood...

  • How to Lawn mower engine Carburetion

    PROBLEM; Mower engine cranks, but won't continue to run, PROGNOSIS. CARBURETOR REMEDY: Remove fuel tank and carburetor from engine. Tank is held to engine by a 1/2 inch bolt which screws into the...

  • How to Adjust the Idle Screw on a Leaf Blower

    Leaf blowers are equipped with idle screws that can be adjusted to maintain proper fuel mixture. Over time, the screws may become dislodged during operation or because of the age of the machine. ...

  • How to Use a Dethatching Rake

    If your grass is struggling to grow through a think layer of thatch, a dethatching rake can help improve the appearance and health of your lawn. Thatch is a layer of dead grass and other trapped...

  • How to Replace an Echo Trimmer Spool

    Echo has a fine reputation for making durable lawn equipment that does the job. Replacing or restringing the spool on any trimmer isn't a job anyone looks forward to, but Echo has made the job...

  • How to Use a Lawn Aerator

    Aerating your lawn has a plethora of benefits, especially as your lawn ages and endures heavy use from play, pets, parking and other vehicle traffic. Lawn aerators can reduce soil compaction,...

  • How to Use a Brush Cutter

    A brush cutter is a lawn and garden tool used to trim lawn edges, cut back bushes and unruly plants, and maintain a landscape. A brush cutter relies on rotary device that spins a dense plastic...

  • How to Keep an Old Mower Running

    Why spend your hard earned money on a new mower when you can spruce up your old one and keep it running? I have a mower that is about 12 years old that I keep running by giving it a little TLC...

  • How to Fix the Fuel Pump on a Lawn Mower

    The fuel pump on a lawn mower is responsible for sending the fuel from the gas tank into the carburetor where it is needed to run the engine of the mower. When the fuel pump gets clogged or...

  • How to Wrap the Line on the Weed Eater

    Weed eaters are handy yard tools to have when cutting the grass that is located near fences, trees or the foundation of the house. With each use, the weed eater string gets worn and will sometimes...

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