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Easy Start 5105 kaput. New parts but unsure of how to tackle this. I envision the starter spring unwinding.View attachment 467798View attachment 467799
It's easier than it looks, if you use the repair manual for the 6100 I posted a couple of threads ago as it's exactly the same. Probably an overkill on a 50cc saw but to be honest as long as you get out of the habit of drop starting, they work very well! My problem is remembering which saws have the easy-start!
 

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It's easier than it looks, if you use the repair manual for the 6100 I posted a couple of threads ago as it's exactly the same. Probably an overkill on a 50cc saw but to be honest as long as you get out of the habit of drop starting, they work very well! My problem is remembering which saws have the easy-start!
Thanks! Got ‘er done. I don’t think I operate easy-start correctly most of the time.
 

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Thanks! Got ‘er done. I don’t think I operate easy-start correctly most of the time.

#181-160-170 is the number for a non-easy start for the 50cc's. They call it a modification set. I have one for my 5001 but am unable to get the correct sticker for it. It's aesthetics for me. Don't need help with 50cc's. Yet.
 

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I find the problem is after many years starting saws 'the normal' ways, it's getting your head around how these things work, see attached video of a 6100 starting!
I despise the Easy Start being used to drop start any cc saw.

Also, it feels as if the Easy Start wants to fall apart on my XS5000 & MMWS6100.
They both like to "kick back" which is quite unpleasant.

#181-160-170 is the number for a non-easy start for the 50cc's. They call it a modification set. I have one for my 5001 but am unable to get the correct sticker for it. It's aesthetics for me. Don't need help with 50cc's. Yet.
Yeah, 31cc up to 90cc for me - unless hydrolock flooded no problem.
Cold on the ground start, warm restarts drop start.
 

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I have a Chinese 45cc which tears the string out of my hand / I installed a Chinese Easy start / I've never seen anything like that again
 

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Looking where I can get a zama RB-227 carb kit for my ea6100 ?
Can't seem to find a OEM kit anywhere

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Ernie
 

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Quick question guys, does the 9010 fuel tank interchange with the 9000 fuel tank? And if not what are the differences? Thanks in advance
 

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Quick question guys, does the 9010 fuel tank interchange with the 9000 fuel tank? And if not what are the differences? Thanks in advance
Yes they are the same besides some of them had the trigger lock button so depending on what carb you have you might want the trigger lock button
 
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