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To adjust the carburetor on RedMax trimmers, start by locating the adjustment screws, typically labeled "L" (low speed), "H" (high speed), and "T" (idle). Use a screwdriver to turn the "L" and "H" screws in small increments (1/8 to 1/4 turn) to fine-tune the fuel mixture for optimal performance. For idle speed, adjust the "T" screw until the engine runs smoothly without stalling. Always test the trimmer after adjustments to ensure proper operation.
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Where are Husqvarna weed eaters made?
Husky bought out RedMAx in 2006 and have combined some of their products, taking supposedly the best from each line. In the cae of the trimmers, RedMax was the better of the two, so the Husky trimmer is supposedly the RedMax, dressed in orange. That said, RedMax is made in Japan.
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