It is a genuine replacement part that is supplied directly from the original equipment manufacturer for use with Homelite and Ryobi handheld trimmers and brushcutters. This is the main screw used to s...
This is a genuine manufacturer-sourced replacement screw which is specially designed for use with Homelite and Ryobi handheld lawn and garden equipment. It is a standard hardware which has multiple ap...
This is a genuine Homelite replacement part. The wing nut (1/4-20) is made of high quality metal, and is designed for use in many string trimmers. This item assists in securing the handle to the upper...
This is a genuine OEM sourced replacement starter rope, not an aftermarket equivalent. This part is used to pull start Homelite and Ryobi handheld lawn and garden equipment. This rope is made from dur...
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Bill
May 28, 2023
Looking for choke paddle that covers carburetor intake during starting.
For model number RY34001
Hello Bill, thank you for the great question. The part that you are looking for comes as an assembly with the carburetor, part number PS17016567. If you need help placing an order, customer service is open 7 days a week!
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Remove carb cover, remove 2 t25 torx head screws. ( they are loctite in so they may be difficult). flip up carb, install new carb. swap gas fill and return lines to carb. choke and start, go to work.
Once I was able to see the problem. I had to make modifications so it could be used. It took awhile to figure out the problems. With a drill motor and metal bit I was able to get the boom where I could use it.
