Craftsman Engine Parts

This carburetor gasket is located between the insulator and the carburetor, creating a strong seal between the two to allow for optimal compression and engine performance. Over time and due to constant heat exposure, gaskets can degrade or become damaged. This can result in leaks in the system, which will impact performance and could cause the engine to fail completely if not properly addressed. If the carburetor gasket becomes faulty in any capacity, it needs to be replaced as soon as possible. This genuine OEM gasket replacement is manufactured to exact standards and is compatible with several models of snowblower engines from Troy-Bilt, MTD, Yard Man, Yard Machines, Cub Cadet, and Husky. This gasket is made of durable material, but gaskets could be more prone to damage or breakage during other repairs, so always use caution when working with this part. Allow the engine to cool completely and wear gloves when performing any engine repairs for hand protection.

An oil drain plug keeps the oil where it is supposed to be in the machine. It is designed for use with pieces of outdoor lawn and garden power equipment that have small engines, such as a snow blower, a chipper, a shredder, a lawn mower, and a log splitter. It is compatible with products by brands such as Cub Cadet, Troy-Bilt, and MTD.The oil drain plug part is crucial in preventing oil from leaking when it is not supposed to as well as clearing the path upon removal for any needed oil changes. It is removed when the oil needs to be drained. The replacement or repair process of the oil drain plug should be straightforward, though it may be helpful if the owner or operator uses a socket wrench to aid in the replacement process. The user replacing the part should always be sure to wear gloves during any assembly, replacement, or installation processes. The user should also refer to the owner's manual of their equipment and any guiding diagrams that clarify the placement location.This oil drain plug is made out of threaded metal. This oil drain plug is an original OEM part sourced directly from the manufacturer, MTD. It is sold individually.

This is a replacement carburetor for Husqvarna string trimmers and is also used on some Craftsman models. It consists of an aluminum body with a bright blue choke and cherry red primer bulb. Engines rely on a mixture of fuel and air for proper operation. In a small engine, the fuel and air mix inside the carburetor. This is achieved with a series of small channels, which release a fine mist of fuel into a vortex of air. When one of these channels gets clogged, it can negatively impact engine performance. Carburetors can often be cleaned with a commercial carburetor cleaning spray, but this is sometimes not sufficient to clean a badly clogged carburetor. In this case, other measures such as hypersonic cleaners can often be effective, but they’re not always worth the cost. The alternative is replacing the entire carburetor, which can be done using this kit. This is an OEM part sourced directly from the manufacturer, and it is sold individually. A heat shield is also included with the kit.

The chainsaw carburetor mixes air and gas before this mixture makes its way to the engine. If this is not working correctly, the engine receives a less efficient gas supply or no gas supply at all. If your chainsaw has a full tank of gas but will not start or stops just after starting, the carburetor may need to be replaced. While carburetors can be cleaned to get them working again, they often need to be replaced if they have become too clogged. Depending on what you can reuse from your old carburetor, you may need to order new gaskets as well to ensure an airtight seal. A screwdriver, a nut driver, and a socket wrench set may be needed to complete this repair. This chainsaw carburetor is sold individually from other parts, but it does include the primer bulb. It is compatible with Craftsman and Poulan chainsaws. This chainsaw carburetor is a genuine OEM part.

The torsion spring is designed to create tension between various components in lawn and garden equipment engines. This spring may have multiple applications depending on the type of machine. The torsion spring typically connects levers and other things that need pressure to operate properly. They create torque and help support various items in lawn and garden machines. Over time, they can become worn or the springs can stretch or snap. This will require a replacement of the entire spring, since the unit will typically not be able to function without a properly working torsion spring. This genuine OEM replacement spring is manufactured to exact standards by MTD. This part can be found in hundreds of models from MTD, Yard Machines, Cub Cadet, Troy-Bilt, Husky, Bolens, and Yard-Man. Check the parts diagrams and equipment manual for the exact location and application of this torsion spring. This high-quality spring is made of metal and is sold as an individual unit. Always wear gloves when performing repairs on lawn and garden machines. Beware of pinching and crushing injuries when working with springs, which are typically under a lot of pressure.

The purpose of the fuel nipple in a small engine is to clean the fuel before it reaches the carburetor. If the fuel is dirty, it could cause issues with the carburetor and other parts of the engine. If the engine misfires, has a fuel odor, leaks, or has problems with dirty fuel getting into the carburetor, it may be time to replace the fuel nipple. It is an easy replacement, but be sure to work in a well-ventilated area. Drain the fuel tank and disconnect the spark plug before beginning this repair. This OEM fuel nipple is a genuine part right from the manufacturer. This fuel nipple can work well for snowblowers, snow throwers, chippers, tillers, and log splitters. It is compatible with a range of models from brands like Craftsman, Yard Machines, Yard-Man, MTD, and Troy-Bilt.

This is a replacement fuel bowl gasket that is specifically made for select models of snowblowers. The fuel bowl gasket is used to create a seal in the fuel bowl, allowing the carburetor to maintain appropriate pressure and deliver the fuel properly throughout the engine. Over time, gaskets like this one will become compressed and deteriorated, creating a leak in their seal. This can lead to fuel or air leakage, poor engine performance, and more serious damage if left unrepaired. Replacing gaskets is typically considered routine maintenance, and it is essential to replace them as quickly as possible. This genuine fuel bowl gasket is manufactured to OEM specifications by MTD and designed for use in select machines from MTD, as well as those from Cub Cadet, HUSKEE, Lawn Chief, RYOBI, Troy-Bilt, Craftsman, Remington, Yard Machines, Yard Man, and Bolens. There are hundreds of machines that can use this fuel bowl gasket. It is made of durable rubber material and sold as a single unit. Always be sure to inspect gaskets when performing other maintenance and repairs and use the correct tools for gasket replacement to prevent damage during installation.

Here is a replacement fuel tank for use with a range of different models of small engines. The fuel tank plays one of the most important roles in a machine with an internal combustion engine. The tank holds the gas, which flows through the fuel line, so the machine can operate. Although fuel tanks are durable and built to last, there could be any number of reasons that one may need to be replaced. On older machines, for example, the fuel tank could have become damaged or corroded. Even newer machines could have a faulty fuel tank that would need to have a replacement. If there is an issue with the tank, it is not a replacement that can wait. The tank could be leaking fuel, for example, which can be wasteful as well as dangerous. This genuine OEM replacement fuel tank is identical to the one that came with the machine. It is sold individually and does not include any of the hardware needed for replacement. It can work with dozens of models of tillers, log splitters, and other small engines. Compatible brands include Troy-Bilt, Cub Cadet, MTD, HUSKEE, MasterCut, and Yard Machines.

A gas powered engine often requires priming before it can run, which means injecting some of the fuel into the engine's carburetor. Here, a careful balance of air and gas will receive a spark that causes combustion. The most common way to prime an engine is to use a primer assembly that is activated by a bulb that is pressed to create suction and draw fuel into a reservoir or carburetor. This replacement fuel bulb is for snowblowers that rely on gas powered engines to run. The fuel bulb is very flexible and made to endure seasonal conditions. It works with Craftsman, Yard Machines, MTD, Troy Bilt, and Bolens snowblowers. This is an OEM replacement part that fits into the cover assembly and which requires only a wrench to replace and install. It is sold individually, and other components of the priming assembly may be needed.

The fuel line is used to carry fuel through the machine, and it must be in good condition. As fuel line parts age, they are prone to damage. In some cases, they might crack, which could result in a fuel leak. Other times, the ends of the tube might not fit properly, even when they are clamped down. Eventually, the fuel line will need to be replaced. This is a relatively simple job, which will require only a pair of pliers to complete. This replacement fuel line kit is sold individually. This OEM kit will include the rubber tube as well as two metal clamps for attaching the line to the machine. The fuel line may be used with snowblowers, lawnmowers, tillers, leaf blowers, log splitters, wood chippers, and other small engines, It will work with machines from many different brands, including MTD, Yard Machines, Troy-Bilt, Yard-Man, Bolens, Cub Cadet, and Husky.

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.