What’s up guys I have got a overwhelming response on the weedeater stand that I used in this video so I’m going to link that right here Repair stand ➡️ www.amazon.com...
Great fix. In my case, I simply dismantled the carb, blew it out with some carb cleaner, and smeared some silicone on the gasket when fitting it up. Works great now, except for high throttle
We are a echo dealer I see this all the time. Rebuild them they still leak I tell the boss we just change these instead but he always wants to try to fix them first.
It is worth commenting on his advice to crack the gas cap to relieve the pressure. This trimmer has a vented fuel tank that should not be under pressure. Correcting this problem may be as easy as cleaning or replacing the vent.
@@bumpkinrocks I would love to see a weed eater that is fuel injection... I was thinking of maybe a prototype... in the near future... would be something to think about..
Ever run into this with Echo srm 225i easy start model. every month need to burn off spark arrestor clogged with thick black gunk and all around covers around exhaust as well. Using the same premix for all my echo equipment only unit giving problems is srm225i?
I did replace carburetor. Month later still leaks. Today it got worse. Has been leaking for years now just not this much. In search of new trimmer and Unbelievable none are reliable today based on reviews. Oh, I recall new Honda trimmer leaked the first time i used it. Within seconds and it went back to the store.
How is fuel reaching the carb while sitting isn't fuel delivery vacuum powered? I have this exact same problem, no leak in the tank but fuel leaks out til almost empty when sitting.. very puzzling. I loosened the cap thinking it would release pressure and prevent fuel from reaching the carb while sitting but that had no effect
I’ve heard the term ‘money efficient’ before. Just wondering what it exactly means. Is it to do with spending more money up front to save on say something like excess labour?
Let me break it down for you it takes 10 minutes to swap a carb out. Most shops have a 30 minute minimum so a carburetor plus labor is going to cost you somewhere around 90 bucks if you do the carburetor yourself you’re only out 20 or 30 bucks if you pay a shop to do a tuneup and rebuild the carburetor you’re looking at $20 in parts and an hour labor equaling about 150 bucks
100% agree. I no longer repair these. Easier to replace them. Only had a few replacrment carbs along the way that were junk out of the box.
Great fix.
In my case, I simply dismantled the carb, blew it out with some carb cleaner, and smeared some silicone on the gasket when fitting it up. Works great now, except for high throttle
We are a echo dealer I see this all the time. Rebuild them they still leak I tell the boss we just change these instead but he always wants to try to fix them first.
It’s a waste of time to rebuild a wore out carb
Great video Jeremy. Always learning something new...
It is worth commenting on his advice to crack the gas cap to relieve the pressure. This trimmer has a vented fuel tank that should not be under pressure. Correcting this problem may be as easy as cleaning or replacing the vent.
Good stuff today sir! Thank you 😊
I do the same I replace the carb as you said some of the kits sometimes are up in price depending on the brand also .
What kind of stand is that?
Zama Carburetors are just as reliable as O.M.E I've never had any problems whit them!! Good video Sir..
Zama are the oem 😉
They're also owned by Stihl now btw.
@@bumpkinrocks I would love to see a weed eater that is fuel injection... I was thinking of maybe a prototype... in the near future... would be something to think about..
What’s ome?
@@THEMOWERMEDIC1 original manufacturer Equipment..
@@jjjuarez312 ZAMA is the oem🤷
Ever run into this with Echo srm 225i easy start model. every month need to burn off spark arrestor clogged with thick black gunk and all around covers around exhaust as well. Using the same premix for all my echo equipment only unit giving problems is srm225i?
I did replace carburetor. Month later still leaks. Today it got worse. Has been leaking for years now just not this much. In search of new trimmer and Unbelievable none are reliable today based on reviews. Oh, I recall new Honda trimmer leaked the first time i used it. Within seconds and it went back to the store.
Another awesome video by MowerMedic1!!
Was this per-set or did you need to adjust it? Thanks! Phillip Hall
Had to adjust it.
@@THEMOWERMEDIC1
Thanks
Did you have to adjust the carb? Or was it just plug and play?
He had to adjust it.
How is fuel reaching the carb while sitting isn't fuel delivery vacuum powered? I have this exact same problem, no leak in the tank but fuel leaks out til almost empty when sitting.. very puzzling. I loosened the cap thinking it would release pressure and prevent fuel from reaching the carb while sitting but that had no effect
Fuel tank is always under constant pressure, depending on the temperature outside
Great trimmer l miss the 210 a little better than the 225 l think
Yep agree😀🇦🇺
Did it still leak after sitting overnight?
I’ve heard the term ‘money efficient’ before. Just wondering what it exactly means. Is it to do with spending more money up front to save on say something like excess labour?
Let me break it down for you it takes 10 minutes to swap a carb out. Most shops have a 30 minute minimum so a carburetor plus labor is going to cost you somewhere around 90 bucks if you do the carburetor yourself you’re only out 20 or 30 bucks if you pay a shop to do a tuneup and rebuild the carburetor you’re looking at $20 in parts and an hour labor equaling about 150 bucks
@@THEMOWERMEDIC1 thanks!
Hate those rotary valve style carbs!