How to tune up a Homelite string trimmer St 145?

To tune up your ST-145 model, start by cleaning off the entire machine with a rag lightly soaked in water, paying special attention to vents or openings where grass and debris might have accumulated. Then take some time to replace the air filter and spark plug, which should result in a smoother-running machine.

Is the Homelite hedge trimmer 2 cycle or electric?

Homelite Trimmers deliver both. With a new generation of 2-cycle gas trimmers and brand new electric products that have the whole industry talking, all you have to do is get your hands on one to see what all the buzz is about. These gas and electric powered trimmers are designed to get started fast, so you can get finished fast.

What kind of oil did a Homelite chainsaw use?

The 20MCS was Homelite’s first gas chainsaw. Many years ago, probably when your grandpa was a kid, 16:1 mix of 30 weight non-detergent oil was pretty much the standard for 2 cycle engines. That is/was oil used in 4 cycle engines that didn’t have a pressurize system and oil filter.

What’s the spark plug on a Homelite string trimmer?

Set a spark plug wrench over the top of the spark plug, and turn the wrench to the left to remove the spark plug. Homelite trimmers require a 5/8-inch deep socket wrench. Insert a spark plug gap tool in between the thin metal protrusion at the top of the spark plug and the round section below it.

What do you need to know about Homelite?

For nearly seven decades, homeowners everywhere have been looking to Homelite to deliver quality outdoor tools at the best value. From mowers to hedge trimmers, generators to pressure washers, Homelite has everything you need to tame your yard without a wild budget. Browse our products and see what Homelite can bring to your home.