Fixing a Non-Starting McLane Gas Edger

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Diaphragm
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PCV Elbow
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Carb rebuild kit
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Points and Condenser (If equipped)
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Pick up tube (make sure it is correct length for your tank)
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Great repair on this edger. I have a Craftsman that only has one wheel in the front so is not as stable as yours is. Looks like a good one to me. Running fantastic. Thanks for the video.