Hi all!

I have a Ryobi string trimmer. A few weeks ago, I was actually going to use it. As I poured the gas into the tank, I noticed some leaking out from under the tank. A quick feel of the lines, provided me with lots of bits of what once was fuel line. Seems the Ryobi rebuild plant was out of decent fuel line that day.
After replacing the lines in what I thought was the correct order, I went to prime it. Seems the Ryobi rebuild plant was out of primer bulbs made of decent material on the same day that they were out of the aforementioned fuel line.
I was able to find a new primer bulb, and once again, put the lines where I thought they went. Turns out that my thinking I ought to be able to work in a Ryobi rebuild plant was false.

Can anybody tell me where the fuel lines go?

There are two holes in the tank (the one that is lower looks like it has some gadget attached to it). There are two nipples (Can I say that?) on the primer bulb, and two more on the carb (one on top, one on the bottom).

Any help would not only be appreciated by me, but also by my neighbors. (However I somehow doubt the folks at the Ryobi rebuild plant give a hoot).

Thanks!!

-Larry

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09 Jetta TDI
1985 300D

Sure I'll help,

http://www.ryobitools.com/service/manuals.asp?sectionid=2&pageid=30&getchildren=2


After that ebay it and get a Husqvarna or Stihl, I'm not so hot on Echo these days or I should say I like them when they ARE hot but I have no love for a cold start Echo.

Thanks!

But.... my 700r is not listed there.

__________________
It is a truism that almost any sect, cult, or religion will legislate its creed into law if it acquires the political power to do so. Robert A. Heinlein


09 Jetta TDI
1985 300D