How do I reattach the spring to the auger?
259365
There is a bolt (e.g. 1/4-20 x 2") which attaches the top of the spring to the engine, and another bolt which attaches the spring to the auger shaft.
1587884
Yes - unscrew the cap, and reverse the little green insert with the spring inside. Screw the cap back on, and you will be good to go ;)
710573
Maybe, there were two augers for the model not interchangeable, I had to return the first one. The second one works great
927108
Find something to push it in. It should pop right out. It a spring in it. I just used my finger nail.
1371965
The instructions in the manual should make it clear. I remember I had to use a little force with the springs.
2116116
Remove the spool. On the back side of the spool is a spring clip holding in a washer. Take the washer out and reverse the part. At least that is how I remember doing it.
595722
The auger is all part of the lower pole. You would have to saw the auger off but I would no recommend it.
1297405
I have not used mine in about 1yr as I finished that project. I do recall that the coupling at the top of the auger is pipe threaded. so to extend it you would need a piece of iron pipe threaded with a coupler. Seymour may offer a kit but I am not sure about that.
397175
If I understand your question, you can probably press or punch the allen to remove it from the socket end. You may end up with a loose fitting assembly if you plan on putting it back together. There is no allen screw or pin holding this assembly together. I would guess it is a "Press fit" assembly. You might be better off buying a set of sockets. :-)
997947
havent had to do that yet...go to amerisun companys web page they have a exellent technical dept. or call them at 1-800-791-9458Im still haveing problems with the auger adjustment
681258
There is a small circle in the middle of the mag plate, it is a button, get a pointed object and push the button but be careful to unload the clip and be careful the spring will also come out of the bottom
73519
When you remove the old hose, re-use the old spring. Slide off and slides back on.
574178
I'm so sorry you had this problem. I have never had that issue. This might be a stupid question but are you sure we're holding straight up and down. It also takes more pressure pushing down on it than most augers as it is lighter. I'm sure you know that though. I would contact ION immediately. I really wish I could help you. That would really frustrated me
2003441
Yes, just the one screw. What happened with mine was the pellet dust bound the auger, this stripped the motor drive gear, but also twisted the collar screw which is located on a machined flat surface, When this happens it scores the shaft with the collar screw making it difficult to remove. You cant hurt it any more so just make sure the screw is backed-off and use a small prybar or whatever gives some leverage. It should come loose. A little heat and spray lube may help, as well.
1639531
Something I do is cut the water off and squirt the water out of the hose to relieve water pressure prior to returning hose into unit. I have 2 also and only one seems not to retract like it should and I believe there's a way to take it apart and make spring tension tighter. I've thought about doing that; but continue messing with it until the hose finally retracts which it always eventually does!
1172168
Hello, Thank you for your question! I am showing that this is the correct replacement auger for model number - GSH25JFXB. Please let me know if you have any further questions. Thank you!
264972
On the inside once you remove the spool there is a spring clip. Remove the clip and turn the bearing over. Put the clip back in and it will now be left hand retrieve.