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08-25-10, 05:16 PM

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info on ryobi trimmer

i was looking for where to find a carbarater rebuilding kit for ryobii trimmer.

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08-25-10, 07:28 PM

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i was looking for where to find a carbarater rebuilding kit for ryobii trimmer.

Your trimmer will have either a Zama or Walbro carb, you can find the model numbers stamped in the carb housing the Zama will be something like C1Q and another number if it is a Walbro it will be like WT-xxx if you have a small engine shop close take the carb with you if you plan to order online visit the carb sites to find the proper kit. Have a good one. Geo
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