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return it to HD, no questions asked.

Those carbs are a pain. Try arousing the idle screw, turun it to the right, then try to see if it will idle. You will have to tinker with the adjustment screw and the idle screw. Eventually you're gonna need a new carburetor. You can rebuild it, BUT , chances are those cheap carburetors never are the same.

You can use a different bolt other than a replacement bolt from the mfg. as long as it's the right diameter, thread pitch, and length. eg: 10x1.25x40 = 10mm dia. x 1.25 thread pitch x 40mm long. The problem usually is that the head on the bolt for that diameter is too small and you'll have to use a washer. That's ok but if the head of the bolt is too tall, the bolt will hit the ground first, keeping the head unit from releasing some trimmer line.

It's probably 50 to 1.

Try PartsTreeRearClinc

More than likely the battery pack is defective.

when ryobi products stop working it means it's time to buy a different make. Do not bother trying to fix it. They are classed as a use and through away make.

Check electric motor starting capacitor. See item 24 in following parts diagram. https://www.partstree.com/parts/ryobi/log-splitters/ry49701-ryobi-electric-log-splitter/general-assembly-part-2/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qH75dbWXKOs https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=58rkSA8M7mA https://www.ehow.com/how_5974269_change-spark-plug-leaf-blower.html The first YouTube reveals all. The last link includes text about spark plug gaps, etc. The middle is a how to YouTube about the blower.

No. 20 is spark plug, hopefully this will help.

Ryobi gas powered machines will not start if they are low on oil, or if the oil is bad. I would change the oil and make sure it is filled to the proper level. Yes this will stop the plug from sparking, it has a safety switch in the crankcase.

well if anyone is going to have that parts then its gonna be Ryobi the best solution I have to this is to contact them directly and even order the parts from their website

https://www.gardnerinc.com/recons/splash.php

The above link is to the ryobi outdoor parts replacement store.

sometime you will have to pull the cord to have it set itself on the crankshaft. when you pull the rope it will fall into place.

There must be a pinch bolt to clamp the tube in the clutch drum housing, if the bolt is lose the motor can and will rotate due to the action of the inner drive shaft.

It sounds like you just floaded it . Try emptying the float chamber and try again try not to over prime . Good Luck

if there is a coil chek it , and chec sparcplug lead if tere is lead , test electric parts