Weed eaters and string trimmers use a small gas powered motors that can become flooded if not used correctly. There are a few common causes of a flooded weed eater, such as not waiting long enough before starting the engine, over-priming the carburetor, or leaving the choke on while attempting to start. If your weed
If you’ve ever had your weed eater’s spinning head fail to start up, you know how frustrating it can be and how it can delay your lawn work! But don’t worry – in this guide our team at Whack Your Weeds through some troubleshooting steps that will help get your weed eater head back up
If you’ve ever gone out to tackle your lawn care only to find that your weed eater dies each time you give it gas, then you know how frustrating this issue can be. Fortunately our team at Whack Your Weeds is here to provide guidance on how to fix this common problem in a few
As a homeowner, keeping your lawn beautiful and free from weeds is important. But that often means having the right tools for the job — such as a weed eater. However, sometimes no matter how much you take care of it, your weeder might start to get worn out, including issues like the line not
Do you live in an area with hot summers and is having trouble starting your weed eater? If so, you’re not alone — when it gets too hot, some weed eaters just don’t want to cooperate. Fortunately, there’s good news: no matter how hot it is outside, fixing a weed eater that won’t start isn’t