RY34007 (090432017) Ryobi Trimmer - Overview

Sections of the RY34007

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SPARK PLUG – Part Number: 870301002
SPARK PLUG
PartSelect #: PS18789582
Manufacturer #: 870301002
$7.95
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SHIELD SLEEVE – Part Number: 901666003
SHIELD SLEEVE
PartSelect #: PS18789675
Manufacturer #: 901666003
$5.95
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GASKET – Part Number: 901705003
GASKET
PartSelect #: PS18789677
Manufacturer #: 901705003
$5.95
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Switch – Part Number: 760961002
Switch
PartSelect #: PS16431030
Manufacturer #: 760961002
$5.95
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Clamp – Part Number: 638001001
Clamp
PartSelect #: PS9987649
Manufacturer #: 638001001
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HOT SURFACE LABEL – Part Number: 940680023
HOT SURFACE LABEL
PartSelect #: PS18790017
Manufacturer #: 940680023
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LABEL WARNING – Part Number: 940657165
LABEL WARNING
PartSelect #: PS18789971
Manufacturer #: 940657165
$5.95
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EXPAND-IT LABEL – Part Number: 940726013
EXPAND-IT LABEL
PartSelect #: PS18790127
Manufacturer #: 940726013
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Gear Head – Part Number: 308210002
Gear Head
PartSelect #: PS9937955
Manufacturer #: 308210002
$27.95
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Label – Part Number: 940654088
Label
PartSelect #: PS12666538
Manufacturer #: 940654088
Label ul fire warning
$5.95
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Screw #8-16x5/16 torx thd fo – Part Number: 660925011
Screw #8-16x5/16 torx thd fo
PartSelect #: PS12667009
Manufacturer #: 660925011
$5.95
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THROTTLE TRIGGER – Part Number: 518696016
THROTTLE TRIGGER
PartSelect #: PS18785333
Manufacturer #: 518696016
$5.95
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Common Symptoms of the RY34007

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Engine revs but trimmer head will not turn
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Replaced straight shaft, and the gear head.
Removed the 2 bolts holding the gear head to shaft. On my model I had to remove the complete trimmer head, then using 2 wrench take the trimmer head adapter off the gear heD. One video showed simply putting a screwdriver in the notch behind trimmer head and unscrewing complete head. Mine of course was slightly more involved but still quite easy once I saw what needed to be done.
Parts Used:
STRAIGHT SHAFT ASSEMBLY
  • Tim from HOLLISTER, CA
  • Difficulty Level:
    Really Easy
  • Total Repair Time:
    30 - 60 mins
  • Tools:
    Socket set
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No run on start up. sputters
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.
Parts Used:
Carburetor Assembly
  • MIKE from LOXAHATCHEE, FL
  • Difficulty Level:
    Very Easy
  • Total Repair Time:
    Less than 15 mins
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Old curved shaft for Ryobi had seized-up and wouldn't turn
I have been using string trimmers for over 40 years now, doing the grounds work at a small motel, and this is the best combination I have found!

I have the new 40V battery carbon fiber shaft model, but I use the curved shaft. I have stacked stone walls and many obstacles to get around, and the curved shaft works best. But, Ryobi sends their straight shaft with the new trimmer, and it turns in the opposite direction (counter clockwise) and is hard for me to get into the areas I need.

To correct this, I use the Oregon brand Gatorhead, which fits on the Ryobi with no modiification (easy) and the line comes in spiral discs which can work for either direction of trimmer head to dispense effortlessly. Now, I have a new curved shaft on a new trimmer with the head turning in the clockwise direction.

This item has been discontinued, so get it when you find one, and stock up on line discs too!

https://www.oregonproducts.com/en/gator%c2%ae-speedload%e2%84%a2-trimmer-head-pro-sm/p/24-250
Parts Used:
Curved Shaft Assembly
  • Mark from MANCHESTR CTR, VT
  • Difficulty Level:
    Very Easy
  • Total Repair Time:
    Less than 15 mins
  • Tools:
    Wrench (Adjustable)
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