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Throttle housing and trigger assembly for gas line trimmers. Includes plastic housing, trigger, and spring. Replace if cracked, broken, or worn out.
The On/Off Switch is an OEM part for MTD outdoor power equipment. This switch is a crucial component for the safe operation of various types of lawn and garden equipment, including lawn mowers, snow blowers, and other powered tools.
Causes of damage to the On/Off Switch often involve wear and tear from regular use, exposure to harsh outdoor conditions that can corrode or damage electrical components, or accidental impacts that can physically damage the switch.
Symptoms of a bad On/Off Switch include:
This OEM replacement part can be used on trimmers from Craftsman, Yard-Man, Cub Cadet, Bolens, Ryobi, Huskee, Troy-Bilt, MTD, Murray, and Yard Machines.
Engine won't start or runs rough? This spark plug provides reliable ignition for small engines in trimmers, blowers, and tillers. Easy DIY replacement.
Throttle trigger handle for gas line trimmers. Mounts to the control handle shaft to control engine speed. Replace if broken, cracked, or stuck in position.
Usually ships within 4 - 14 days
Replacement throttle trigger spring for gas line trimmers. Installs inside the throttle trigger assembly. Needed when original spring is broken or missing.
This part is discontinued by the manufacturer and is no longer available for purchase.
Replacement mounting hardware for line trimmer guards. Secures the protective guard to the trimmer shaft. Order new hardware if original bolts, nuts, or clips are lost, stripped, or damaged.
17-inch guard and blade assembly for gas line trimmers. Protects operator and controls cutting diameter. Replace if cracked, broken, or damaged.
Bump-feed cutting head assembly for gas and electric line trimmers. Replace this component if cracked, broken, or worn from ground contact during use.
Secures the spool to your trimmer head and releases line when tapped. Replace if cracked, broken, worn, or won't hold the spool properly anymore.