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Screw - Sems Hex (10-24 X 2-1/ – Part Number: 660673001
$5.95
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Spring - Compression – Part Number: 95020A
$5.95
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Spring - Compression
Part #95020A
Bracket- Hanger – Part Number: A94442
$13.95
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Bracket- Hanger
Part #A94442
Bearing- Ball – Part Number: UP05589
$10.95
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Bearing- Ball
Part #UP05589
25cc Cylinder Kit – Part Number: UP07145A
$56.95
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25cc Cylinder Kit
Part #UP07145A
Throttle Cable (St-485) – Part Number: 0254203
$5.95
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Throttle Cable (St-485)
Part #0254203
Screw (10-24 X 7/8") – Part Number: 88052
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Screw (10-24 X 7/8")
Part #88052
Clamp- Wire – Part Number: 690765001
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Clamp- Wire
Part #690765001
This is a genuine Homelite replacement part designed for use with String Trimmer and Blowers. The purpose of the wire clamp is to secure the fuel line to the filter. It is made out of metal and it is sold individually. To replace it you may need pliers.
Screw- Hex Cap – Part Number: 80295
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Screw- Hex Cap
Part #80295
Retainer- Spool (St-175Bc) – Part Number: A02781
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Screw- Hex Hd. 5/16-18 X 1 – Part Number: 80085
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Screw, Thread Form (6-19 X 1/2 – Part Number: 82513
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Screw, Thread Form (6-19 X 1/2
Part #82513
This is a genuine replacement part sourced from the original manufacturer for use with outdoor power equipment. The special screw is used with a variety of equipment and its application can vary based on the model. This screw is sold individually, please see diagram for part location and usage.

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Bearing- Needle – Part Number: 74121
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Bearing- Needle
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No directions on how the line went counterclockwise or clockwise
4 of 6 people found this instruction helpful.
  • tom from LINCOLN PARK, MI
  • Really Easy
  • 15 - 30 mins
Put the head on the line that they sent was too thick and brittle and was constantly breaking so I put the line that I have always used and it worked perfectly
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