What can I use for a screw to hold the line guard on? It keeps coming off.
65374
You could probably contact Husqvarna with a letter, call, or e-mail stating the model number and your problem and they would probably send you one for free or for a very small fee. Also, perhaps a Husqvarna dealer could help you.
65375
If the orange plastic shield is what is falling off it may be because the original screw has stripped out threads out of the shield. If so go to your local hardware store and buy one that is larger in diameter with a coarse thread. You"ll have to use some force to make this new screw cut a new thread
1933815
Your best chance is to find something close to the pins. U need to take the bracket off and take it to lowes or homedepot and find either a pin or nail with similar sizes as the pin u need.
787190
If you keep adjusting the screw, it should work. Try stepping on it for a minute to maybe release some pressure. I hope this helps.
2176313
We manufactured a small 3D ultra bracket to hold it. A sheet metal clip with a screw might work also.
2013258
Drill a hole in the railing at the spot where the screw in the clamp will contact the railing and position the screw in the hole. That should hold it in place.
726600
Mine came right off when I pryed my nail under it. If the unit is faced down, I tugged up on the slot on the side. Or, try contacting the manufacturer. Their literature that came with the unit indicated they have good customer service. Sorry, wish I could help more.
838374
If you want to permanently mount the Window Guard so that it cannot easily be removed by an intruder, use some one-way screws that can only be screwed in, but cannot be screwed out. These are usually available at hardware stores. I would use conventional screws first to install the Guard, then back them out and replace them with the one-way screws of the same size and length. Once they are tightened down, even you won't be able to remove them!
150201
I installed it on a Public Defender and had no problem using the original screw. Make sure the grip is fully seated. I had to tap firmly on wood table to bottom it out.
204907
mine looks as it should screw off but it would not when I tried to. I will post a picture
1690221
I used my old pulley. It came off rather easy, but you will have to tap the screw hole.
465571
Not too sure which piece you are referring to. If it is behind the front skirt you are are referring to the spool. The line should come off freely. If you are talking about the skirt it should just unscrew. Reply if you have any more information.
1804219
I guess you could remove the clamp using a spanner. What do you mean by thread on?
629667
I have this problem, too. The nut doesn't seem to be threaded all the way through, and so can only screw so far onto the long allen bolt - leaving the flanges hanging loose. Not obvious what to do.
279654
The little sticky-outy bump goes into the screw. I had no troubles. You could always put a touch of glue on the nub and set it on the screw head...
1188741
there are two different type screws. you have to get the right ones in the right places. it is spelled out in the directions.
2041809
I would attach the paper with the blue tape that you find at a hardware store. Regular masking take doesn't work, it sticks to the paper. You could detach the screw if it's on the way. I hope this was helpful!
1323824
loosing the screw that hold the unit to the flange. Pull it right down.... push it back in during install