Cub Cadet ST26, ST23, ST35 manual When the Engine is Warm, If the Engine Doesnt Start

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OPERATION

e. Put the unit on the ground:

It must rest securely on the engine support and deflector. Check that the cutting tool is not touching the ground or any other obstacles.

f.Make sure you have a firm footing:

Hold the unit with your left hand and press it down firmly. Do not stand or kneel on the drive shaft.

g.Pull the starter grip:

When pulling the starting rope (Ref. 6), use short pulls, 1/2 to 2/3 of the rope length.

Do not let the starter grip snap back - guide it slowly into the housing so that the starter rope can rewind properly.

h.Grasp the trigger immediately after the engine is started. This releases the lock button and automatically sets the engine to idle.

2. When the Engine is Warm.

Restarting the engine after it has been stopped.

a. Slide the ignition switch to the “START” position.

b. Push the priming pump several times.

c. Set the choke lever to the “FULL OPEN” position.

d. Pull the starter grip.

NOTE:

If the engine does not start after four pulls, use the cold start procedure.

3. If the Engine Doesn't Start.

a. If you did not move the choke lever to the “FULL OPEN” position quickly enough after the engine began to fire, the combustion chamber has flooded.

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b. Remove the spark plug wire (Ref. 7).

c. Unscrew and dry off the spark plug.

d. Set the ignition switch to “STOP” .

e. Open the throttle fully .

f.Pull the starter rope several times to clear the combustion chamber .

g.Refit the spark plug and connect the spark plug wire.

h.Set the ignition switch to “START” .

i.Set the choke lever to “FULL OPEN” .

j.Now start the engine.

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Contents Trimmers Table of Contents ForewordGeneral Safety PrecautionsProtecting Others Preparation for the USE of the Trimmer Carbon Monoxide HazardsOperation Safety Precautions Metal Blade USE Decal Information Shaft DecalsSpecifications Parts Description REF no DescriptionTrimmer Assembly Mounting the Loop HandleMounting the Deflector Mounting the Cutting ToolUsing the Shoulder Harness Standard on ST35 Directions for Mixing See Chart for Amounts Fueling InstructionsFuel Mixture Mixing InstructionsOperation When the Engine is ColdStarting When the Engine is Warm If the Engine Doesnt StartStopping Maintenance Yearly See USECarburetor Adjustment Emission Parts Maintenance ChartAdjusting the idle speed Cutting tool rotates when the engine is idlingAdjusting high speed Proper idling speedThrottle Wire Adjustment Checking the Spark PlugCleaning the AIR Filter Cooling System MAlNTENANCECleaning the Exhaust Port Cleaning the Cylinder FinsCleaning the Clutch and Clutch Drum Lubricating the Gear Head Fuel SystemLubricating the Drive Shaft Troubleshooting Guide Problem Cause SolutionHOW to Order Parts EPA Emission Control Warranty Statement Your Warranty Rights and ObligationsEmission Control Warranty Parts List Parts List ENGINE, ST23 Trimmer ENGINE, ST23 Trimmer Ð Parts List SHAFT, ST23 Trimmer SHAFT, ST23 Trimmer Parts List OptionalENGINE, ST26 Trimmer ENGINE, ST26 Trimmer Parts List SHAFT, ST26 Trimmer SHAFT, ST26 Trimmer Parts List ENGINE, ST35 Trimmer ENGINE, ST35 Trimmer Parts List SHAFT, ST35 Trimmer SHAFT, ST35 Trimmer Parts List

ST35, ST23, ST26 specifications

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