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Two things that help big time on the pull starts
1. Don't yank on it relentlessly till you run out of cord. Use a short upward motion instead, paying attention to where the cord rubs on the grommet on the cover.
2. Pull very easy first to engage the pawl and they won't break as easy.
Something else you can do is pick up a Killer RC stainless steel pull start kit. I never broke anything in my pull start the whole time I had my Baja.
1. Don't yank on it relentlessly till you run out of cord. Use a short upward motion instead, paying attention to where the cord rubs on the grommet on the cover.
2. Pull very easy first to engage the pawl and they won't break as easy.
Something else you can do is pick up a Killer RC stainless steel pull start kit. I never broke anything in my pull start the whole time I had my Baja.
Check out the Pullstart from Turtle Racing. You wont break that one.
