The bits used on the auto feed I understand are proprietary. How about the screws - are they generic?
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We're using Senco brand drywall screws with no problem. Available at our local Menards.
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Yes. If you are using the autofeed any collated phillips head screws will work.
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I have the same problem with mine.I stop and turn the head up and push the little button on the side of the head to get extra string out.I believe if they would put .080 string on the head instead of .065,it would help.It might not solve the auto-feed problem,but at least the string wouldn't break so often. Sorry,I couldn't help.
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The bits appear to be pressed into the sockets They are not welded. There are no set screws. The bits are not removable although you may be able to drive them out if you had to. I hope this helped you.
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The gold end accepts any screw bit you need, but you have to have a set of the bits to go with this. Straight, Phillips, Allen SAE and metric. This is an amazing tool that will help you very much. It has a sleeve on it that you can use to help guide it.
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If your talking about the hex head screw then yes its a regular lefty lucy righty tighty screw. Its not left handed threads. Its pretty tight. You'll hear somewhat of a loud snap when it breaks loose. Its built pretty tough so dont worry. It'll scare ya the first time .
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I successfully used the Oregon 55-264 Speed Feed on mine. If you do buy something different just make sure that the thread direction matches. From what I remember, the Troy Bilt units are backwards and use right hand threads for straight shaft and left hand threads for curved shafts, whereas the industry standard is the other way around.
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Yes they should work fine just follow the instructions, use drill in reverse, low speed, & reem out broken screw then use the other end of the grabit to remove screw . auto parts store sell the correct bolts in sets of 4. For long time rusted in bolts use rust bust on bolts first. for bolts where part of the head is still there try vise grips.
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Hey Chris. No other parts are necessary though make sure you have the right kind of hex for the factory screws. I'm not a handy guy and I replaced them in less than half an hour.Good luck
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Hello. it is an auto feed. Hope this answers please advise if you have other questions. Best regards
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Any standard screwdriver bit will work. You can buy them almost anywhere. Double ended bit did not work when I tried one. There isn't enough of a collar on the bit for the driver's nose to hold onto securely.
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Hi,I am not familiar Echo PB500 Walbro carb adjustment screws. I googled it to see if I can see how it looks like but couldn't find anything.If you zoom in on the adjustment screw drivers in the pictures, it shows a picture of the type of screws each tool will work on.Thank you
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The screw bits seem interchangeable with those I have from other sets. Even the double ended ones.
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no they are not. I dont know if they can be, a mechanic I know ran a magnet in a circle in the middle to magnatize my screw driver bit. You should look that up on the internet as how to or call Black and Decker if they have them, magnetic bits are worth it.
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The hardware I received only works on straight forks. As in the Custom models not Classic. And you can't match it up with brackets that work, or I couldn't.
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I am Sorry but i am only familiar with this model since this is my first automatic feeder. Best to contact mfr
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Shifter, pin, bushings and bolts.Bushings maybe be nylon. Check with Hurst to see if they have upgraded to bronze.They offer these as an upgrade on web site. I installed them and showed a marked improvement in stability and feel.Mark
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All standard hex bits are compatible, they appear to be the same for all tools. You will have to shop around for a 7mm nut driver, but I am sure you can find one or a set that includes one. -Brad