Check to make sure your cylinder isn't full off gas first. Remove the spark plug and then try it
Check that it hasn't ingested something into the impeller (string, tape, or other) and jammed. You should be able to remove the blower tube and reach and move the impeller, if hand is small enough.
Go to https://www.cubcadet-parts-direct.com/ enter model number for assembly drawings.
If nothing found in impeller, then some disassembly will be required.
SOURCE: Husqvarna leaf blower, replace starter cord Model 132 HBV
remove the starter housing, usually only 3 or 4 bolts or screws. on the inside should be a large white or black wheel, hold the outer case with one hand and rotate the wheel counter-clockwise with the other as many times as can without force. on the inside of the wheel should be a small hole, rotate the wheel to line it up with rope guide hole on the outer case/housing. use a nail or small screwdriver to help hold in place. feed the start rope through the 2 holes and tie a knot at the end, single or double depending on the size of the hole. if the end of the rope is frayed, use lighter to melt and twist to a point to make it easier to handle. when reassembling you may need to jiggle the handle for realignment. it works on an inner spring coil tensioner system, so if the cable has no tension when rotated or doesn't recoil back, the starter assembly will need to be replaced.
SOURCE: My leaf blower will not start, It keeps flooding
To start: turn the choke off, hold the throttle wide open and crank. You have a carb problem but this should get you going. John
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SOURCE: Husqvarna 130BT leaf blower - locked-up
If you stored it with fuel in it, the piston and cylinder may be stuck together. The old fuel turns to a gummy varnish. spray some WD-40 in to the cylinder through the spark plug hole and rock the flywheel back and forth to break it loose. Then flush the fuel system and carburetor. If that isn't the problem, remove the muffler and inspect the piston, rings, and cylinder for vertical scoring, if scoring is present a top end rebuild may be necessary.
SOURCE: replacing starter pull cord on Cub Cadet mower
1st get same size cord 24" long .remove pull start assy. remove old rope.burn & smash ends flat of new rope(helps it go thru holes on pulley & cover easy). tie small knot in 1 end of rope. unwind spring pressure like if rope is pulled all the way out when starting.align holes in pulley & cover .fish rope thru holes start on pulley side, out thru cover so knotted end on pulley side.when ropes thru slip handle on .rewind spring will wind itself pulling rope in . your done
SOURCE: when we started using toro
You must use at least a 12 guage extention cord . Your current cord mostlikely can not handle those amount of amps for long duration of time.
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