STARTERSVertical PullRemove anchor bolt and anchor. Fig. 28. Inspect starterspring for kinks or damaged ends. If the starter spring isto be replaced, carefully remove it from the housing atthis time.Fig. 28 - Removing Spring AnchorRemove the rope guide and note the position of the linkbefore removing the assembly from its housing. Fig. 29.Fig. 29 - Removing Rope GuideRope pulley and pin may be replaced if worn ordamaged.Make a rope inserter tool, as shown in Fig. 30. Use therope inserter tool and/or pliers to remove rope frompulley. Fig. 31 and 32.Fig. 30 - Rope Inserting ToolFig. 31 - Removing Rope from PulleyFig. 32 - (Alternate Style)Removing Rope from PulleyRemove rope from grip, as shown in Fig. 33.Fig. 33 - Removing Rope from GripIf pulley or gear is damaged, replace with new assembly.Clean all dirty or oily parts and check the link for properfriction. The link should move the gear to both extremesof its travel; if not, replace the link assembly. Fig. 34.Fig. 34 - Checking Friction LinkNOTE: To repair vertical pull starters with INTERLOCKSYSTEM, follow equipment manufacturers interlockrepair procedure.RE-ASSEMBLYInstall a new spring by hooking end in pulley retainer slotand winding until spring is coiled in the housing. Fig. 35.NOTE: When installing a new rope, check parts list to besure correct diameter and length rope is used.6
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