Craftsman Engine Parts

Carburetor assembly for snow throwers and small engines. Installs in the engine to mix air and fuel. Replace if cracked, clogged, or worn from use.

Shoulder bolt for riding mowers and lawn tractors. Used as an axle for wheels and deck components. Replace if bent, worn, or stripped from regular use.

Replaces a cracked, hardened, or broken primer bulb on gas-powered engines. Installs on the carburetor to inject fuel for priming before starting.

Fuel line kit for small engines. Carries fuel through the machine. Replace if cracked, leaking, or ends don't fit securely even when clamped down.

Fuel tank nipple connects fuel lines to the tank on small engines. Replace if cracked, leaking, or worn to restore proper fuel line connections.

Carburetor choke knob for snow thrower engines. Replaces cracked, broken, or missing choke control knobs. Installs on the carburetor assembly.

Primer hose for snow thrower engines. Connects the primer bulb to the carburetor. Replace if cracked, brittle, or leaking fuel during priming.

Replacement fuel tank for tillers and small engines. Installs to hold and supply gasoline to the engine. Replace if cracked, leaking, or damaged.

Fix a starter that won't pull freely or spin the flywheel fast enough. This metal-housed recoil starter assembly fits multiple MTD engine models.

The carburetor is the part of the chainsaw that mixes air from the intake valve system and gas before the fuel mixture goes to the engine. This ensures that the chainsaw is capable of continuing to run while it is in use. A bad carburetor will cause problems with how the chainsaw runs, and it may stop running during work. If the engine does not start when the tank is full of fresh fuel, test the carburetor. Start by removing the air filter and pouring a teaspoon of fuel onto the carburetor. Then, pull the starter rope to start the engine. If the engine starts but quickly dies, it means that the carburetor will likely need to be replaced. The replacement of the new carburetor is fairly simple. Remove the rear cover on the chainsaw to remove the old carburetor. Once you have removed the old carburetor, you can then install the new carburetor. Replace the cover and test the chainsaw. This is an OEM sourced part that will work with several models of chainsaws from Poulan and Craftsman.

The replacement screw seen here is made from high-quality, durable metal. It is an identical replacement for a faulty screw in many types of lawn and garden equipment. The screw features a hex-bolt shaped head and is used for various applications in the machines. Owners will want to refer to diagrams of their model to ensure the correct application for the screw. A screw may need to be replaced for any number of different reasons. In some cases, the screw could become lost when making other repairs to the machine. It could also become bent or the threads could be damaged. Corrosion is also a possibility over time. Replacing the screw is typically considered a fast and easy repair. The screw is a genuine OEM replacement part that is sold individually. The screw can be used for many models of snowblower, lawnmower, chainsaw, tiller, string trimmer, log splitter, edger, and wood chipper. Compatible brands include Craftsman, Cub Cadet, Troy-Bilt, Murray, Yard Machines, MTD, Huskee, Montgomery Wards, Bolens, Yard-Man, and MasterCut.

This hex nut is designed for use with select trimmers and mowers. It is a standard hardware part that may have multiple applications depending on the type of unit and model. The nut is typically used to secure engine components or housing elements to provide safe use of the machine. These nuts are durable, but they are small and can become lost during other repairs. The constant exposure to vibrations and use can also cause them to strip or become damaged over time. Either way, a replacement with this genuine hex nut will resolve the issue and get equipment back in working order. This genuine OEM hex nut is manufactured to exact standards and sourced from the manufacturer. It can be used with trimmers and mowers from RYOBI, MTD, Bolens, Troy-Bilt, Yard Machines, Huskee, Yard Man, and Cub Cadet. Check the parts diagram for exact application and location of this nut and note that it may have multiple uses on select models. This hex nut is sold individually, and additional nuts will require the purchase of multiple pieces. In order to replace this nut, a hex socket wrench and driver will be required. Always wear gloves for safety.

This flat washer is used to attach the idler pulley in a number of small and medium sized gasoline powered engines. These engines include snow blowers, log splitters, riding mowers, lawn tractors, and chippers. Because the idler pulley is subject to a great deal of resistance when the pulley is engaged, eventually the pulley will wear out. Should there be a squealing sound when engaging the drive, the problem is likely the idler pulley. In these cases, the pulley must be replaced. It is a good idea to replace the surrounding hardware when replacing the idler pulley; tNhis includes the flat washer, which is subject to corrosion during heavy use. To replace the idler pulley, first detach the spark plug cap. If on a mower or tractor, drop the mower deck. Remove the original pulley and install in order: replacement pulley, hex bolt, flat washer, flange nut. Apart from dropping the mower deck, the only tools required to complete this installation may be a 9/16 ratchet and combination wrench. This washer is a genuine OEM replacement part, designed to perfectly replicate the original piece. This washer is compatible with Troy-Bilt, Yard Man, Yard Machines, MTD, and Craftsman devices.

Deck lift cable for lawn tractors and riding mowers. Connects lift lever to mowing deck. Replace if cable is frayed, connectors are worn, or damaged.

Hex lock nut secures bolted joints on outdoor lawn equipment. Replace if threads are stripped, nut is missing, or won't hold proper tension.