how to get the oil plug off. does it screw clockwise unlike most other plugs??
75310
To get it off counter clockwise like a lawn mower it comes with a funnel too
75311
I have not used the machine in months. I'm pretty sure it was a normal counter clockwise oil plug(I'm not positive). I had to use pliers to get it off. Just be careful not to break plastic. Pliers should be able to grab it around the outside, even if the plastic is broken. Hope this helps a little.
1410463
If you look on the sides of the male plug you will see a little nib on each side. Take a razor blade and cut the little nibs off and the connector will plug and unplug easier. Have Fun Larry
790100
Trust me. You will want to get something like this from Amazon or your local NAPA or AutoZone: K-D Tools 3288 Univ 3 Jaw Oil Fltr Wrnch Works like a champ in tight spaces and definitely will remove it even if over-tightened.
1402993
Since blendrers turn clockwise, it was designed that center pin were the other direction. You have to remove the cover on the buttom -the one where it vents out the heat- and hold it with pliers or the apropriate wrench. An you got it.
340612
Yes, to loose it, you might need a lot of force if you didn't apply anti-seize when you installed them. I did mine with ease. This Socket also come with magnet so it hold the spark plug when you take and put them back down. Remember when you install the spark plug back, just use this socket and your hand to manually and slowly alignment it in place and start tighten it with your hand too. then attach your wrench to this socket and tighten it with really little force. Hope this helps.
388901
The threads are reverse. It took me a good bit to figure that out. Turn the nut the opposite way... Righty loosey. Good luck
793178
Just push down hard on the top while gripping and unscrew counter clockwise. Took me a few days to figure it out, and I was very happy when I realized that it wasn't as hard as I was making it.
884543
There is a turn screw with fuse located on the bottom of the unit. Push in and turn counter clockwise.
942847
This is actually pretty easy, but also not obvious (at least to me).Step 1: Using needle nose pliers, reach down into opening of the socket and remove the rubber stopper inside (it's not attached to the plastic plug). This exposes the plastic plug.Step 2. Take a long thin screw driver and put it down flush against the plug where you just removed the stopper.Step 3. Hit the screw driver a few times with a mallet. It should pop right out. You're done.
1983610
Put a drop of penitrating oil or spray threads with WD40 and let it set for an hour. Wrap blade with a wash cloth and hold firmly while twisting off the rubber clutch with a pair of pliers. You will need to twist "clockwise" to remove the clutch since the threads are "left hand threads". Don't worry about damage to the old rubber clutch since it will be dry and hardened with age and will be replaced with the new rubber clutch.
819455
Its on bottom by drain plug u pull it out and there suppose to be place for oil around bottom
1513912
Take the screws out then the plastic cover pull the shifter down then take a screwdriver and pry the open side between the shifter and handle then spray a little WD-40 to lube it then pull straight up on the handle kind of twisting back and forth it should pull off ..., if not then take a rubber mallet and tap the bottem of the handle.... The handle is just wedged in there
1633074
Each prong on the plug is a different shape. Match them up to the corresponding holes and then turn it clockwise to "lock in" the plug.
59929
You remove the existing plug cover and you press this one onto the two plugs. When you removed the existing plug cover, you removed the center screw, this center screw goes in that same place.
720550
You should call gold plug customer service. They are extremely helpful. I believe I got the same plug but it is now in my oil pan so I can't measure it.
1048184
If the sparkplug is still stuck in the head this tool wont get it out.but if the spark plugs blew out of the headthen this is the tool you will need to use to replace the threads allowing you to replace the plug. I hope this helps you
1644921
No, just followed directions, even left gas in the tank, just tip it over to the right side and oil comes right out.