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So 60m of line, £24 quid down and as far as I can see, you can change those Littl' Juey heads.
I'll try and take it off the shaft again and see what gives...
Its bloody well annoying, I'm still sure the head can be changed
The head will come off and no doubt. A quick look online and it seems it a bit lit an Oregon jet fit.
If you can get the cap off you will find a nut under it I think?(or not!!!) either way you will find a hole in probably the side of the gearbox head(I think on the smaller stihl strimmers it's on the side?) if not it's on top but it will be there somewhere
Meaning taking it off is a proper pain. I'll try and explain in a bit
Or you could as a last resort take the exhaust off and block the piston with a lump of wood(not that I'd recommend it really!)
It's the thrust plate that may be missing inside by the way
There is another way but I can't remember it. I'll ask a mate tomorrow