Craftsman Edger Parts

This cylinder head is made for use in many types of lawn and garden equipment. The cylinder head is located on top of the engine in the machinery. It is tasked with making sure the combustion chamber is sealed shut. The gap between the engine and the cylinder head will be filled using a head gasket. Another responsibility of the cylinder head is ensuring the cylinder is constantly lubricated. If the cylinder head isn't working, it may cause low oil levels, lowered engine performance, and exhaust smoke.To inspect the cylinder head, the grass shield and screen should first be removed. Remove the engine cover by taking out all of the bolts that secure it. Remove the engine shroud and the bolts that connect the head to the pump bracket. The cylinder head will be located under the valve cover. Remove it and install the replacement part before using the tool.This cylinder head is an authentic OEM replacement part sourced directly from the manufacturer. It is sold individually. The cylinder head is created to be compatible with lawnmowers, string trimmers, edgers, log splitters, and wood chippers manufactured by MTD, Cub Cadet, and Craftsman.

This is a replacement carburetor gasket. The gasket plays an important role in the carburetor. It helps to ensure that there is no additional air getting into the carburetor. It also ensures no dirt or other debris makes it into the carburetor. If the gasket is not working properly or has been damaged, air and other elements that get into the carburetor could cause the engine to run rough. It could also make it more difficult to start the engine.Over time, the carburetor gasket will wear down and will need to be replaced. Gaskets will dry out and crack the longer they've been used. There is also the possibility that the gasket has not been seated properly, which would require repair. Whenever owners are servicing the carburetor, they should make it a point to replace the gaskets, even if they appear to be in serviceable condition.This gasket is an OEM replacement part sourced directly from the manufacturer. It will work for certain models of carburetors from Tecumseh and Craftsman. Each of the gaskets is sold individually.

The oil seal is designed to stop fluid from leaking out, as well as to ensure that dirt and other debris do not make their way into the oil. When applied properly, it should create an impermeable seal. It also provides spacing between the crankcase and the crankshaft. If the oil seal has been damaged or has degraded because of wear and tear, it will need to be replaced. Some of the signs that the oil seal might be bad include leaks or an engine that is not performing properly. Users might also notice that the machine is going through oil quickly. This is an authentic OEM product that is sold individually. The oil seal can be used with many types of lawn and garden equipment including lawn mowers, snowblowers, tillers, pressure washers, wood chippers, generators, and other small engines. Compatible brands including Briggs & Stratton, Simplicity, Snapper, MTD, Lawn-Boy, Tecumseh, Cub Cadet, Toro, and Craftsman.

A fuel inlet is a connector that allows gasoline from the fuel line of an engine to pass through it into the carburetor. Once in the carburetor, the fuel mixes with air and passes into the cylinder, where it ignites to create power for the engine. Thus, the fuel inlet is attached on the one side the carburetor and to the fuel pipe, or line, on the other. This inlet is used in power tools such as lawn mowers, snowblowers, edgers, pressure washers, chippers, and generators. Periodically, since it is made partially of plastic, the fuel inlet will weather and crack so that it is no longer fuel tight. The main sign to watch out for with fuel inlets is gasoline leakage. This is always a dangerous situation. The user may have to remove the carburetor housing cover to determine whether the leak comes from the fuel line or the inlet valve. It is a good idea to replace each of these pieces at the same time. When choosing a replacement part for the fuel inlet, always use a genuine OEM replacement part like this one. This inlet is compatible with power tools made by Tecumseh, Briggs & Stratton, Toro, MTD, Lawn-Boy, and Cub Cadet.

This replacement part is a screw. It is a fastening component which secures other parts within the equipment.If the screw has become stripped, it might be unable to hold other parts in place. If the part is lodged in place and is unable to perform the appropriate action, it should be replaced as soon as possible. This is a genuine replacement part made by Dewalt. It is an OEM replacement part which will ensure a proper fit. This part is sold individually.

This genuine Tecumseh cylinder head gasket cover can be used as a replacement part for the small engine of a snowblower or a tiller. The cylinder head gasket seals off the cylinder head from the engine block. The function of a cylinder head gasket cover is to protect the cylinder head from damage and provide additional insulation.A cylinder head gasket cover might suffer damage over time from general overuse or wear and tear. This damage can come in the form of punctures, piercings, and corrosion to the cover that chip away at the gasket cover's ability to protect the cylinder head gasket and seal it off. If cylinder head gasket cover shows these signs of damage, it should be immediately removed and replaced with this genuine OEM part. Remember to always wear gloves when handling, repairing, and operating outdoor equipment. This is an OEM part sourced directly from the manufacturer. It is sold individually. This cylinder head gasket cover is compatible with the following brands: Tecumseh, Toro, Craftsman, and Husqvarna.

Spark plug covers can help to ensure added protection for the sparkplugs and can make sure that there is no debris getting on them. While the spark plug covers are long-lasting, they will eventually need to be replaced. Over time, they will start to dry, crack, and come apart. When this happens, replace the covers right away. Also replace the spark plugs at the same time. The OEM spark plug cover is sold individually, be sure to get enough to cover all the plugs. The cover can work with many different brands, including Craftsman, Briggs & Stratton, Toro, Cub Cadet, Troy-Bilt, Tecumseh, Lawn-Boy, Snapper, MTD, and Simplicity. The covers can work for many types of machines, including lawnmowers, generators, chippers, log splitters, edgers, pressure washers, tillers, and other small engines.

The primary function of a carburetor is to mix fuel and air in the right ratio. Fuel enters the carburetor through the fuel inlet fitting and then to the float bowl which delivers fuel to the other circuits. From there, the fuel goes to the needle valve, which is actuated by the float. When there is insufficient fuel, the float will stay down, keeping the valve open. Once the chamber has enough fuel, the float will go up and close the valve. A failed float bowl may leak or have too many dirt particles deposits that impede fuel flow. Luckily, you can easily replace a busted float bowl. This part is a genuine OEM Tecumseh 631867 float bowl replacement. You’ll have the assurance that this replacement is manufactured according to Tecumseh’s highest standards. It is compatible with mowers, tractors, and snowblowers from Toro, Cub Cadet, Lawn-Boy, MTD, and Tecumseh. This part is sold individually.

This is a genuine OEM screw replacement sourced directly from the manufacturer. It is a muffler stud screw used on lawn mowers, snowblowers, and other outdoor lawn and garden engines. This muffler screw attaches the muffler to the engine. These screws go directly through the muffler case and into the engine housing. There is no need for a nut or other fastener. Over time, vibration from the engine may cause them to loosen and possibly fall out. If this happens, the muffler can fall off. Periodic inspection and tightening will prevent this from occurring. A visual inspection as well as checking the tightness by hand will reveal any issues.If the screws are missing or rusted and need to be replaced, make sure the muffler has cooled before attempting to remove the screws. Use a wrench to remove the screws from the muffler. Insert the new screws and hand tighten. Use the wrench to tighten slightly more. Be careful not to overtighten and strip the screws. These screws are 1/4-20 x 2-9/32, gold in color, and sold individually. These muffler shoulder screws are compatible with lawnmowers, snow blowers, chippers, edgers, pressure washers, and other engines manufactured by MTD, Craftsman, Tecumseh, Toro, and Cub Cadet.