Craftsman Lawn Mower Starter

When you pull the starter rope, it will engage the chainsaw starter pulley, which then makes the flywheel engage and causes the engine to fire up. The assembly consists of a few small working parts that can wear out or become damaged or lost over time. The included spring may wear or you may lose one of the screws that secure it in place. This OEM kit makes it easy to replace the entire assembly with an exact fit for compatible models. When installing this starter pulley kit, remove or disconnect the spark plug for your safety. This genuine OEM chainsaw starter pulley kit is designed for use with a variety of chainsaws that are manufactured by brands like Husqvarna, Craftsman, and Poulan. Check your user manual to confirm part number compatibility for an exact fit. This starter pulley kit is sold individually and comes with everything that you need for a quick and easy replacement.

This is a recoil starter assembly, first designed for rototillers, but also used on some models of wood chippers. It measures 7 inches in diameter and has a metal housing rather than plastic. This makes it more durable, suitable for heavy-duty lawn care responsibilities. The pull cord itself is standard nylon, well suited to pulling a heavier recoil. The purpose of a recoil starter assembly is to provide a relatively low-impact way of starting the engine. Instead of turning a crank, an operator can pull a cord, which is housed inside the starter assembly. Under ordinary circumstances, this assembly will rarely need to be entirely replaced, but damage can occur due to dropping or due to pulling the cord too hard when the engine is seized. In this case, a recoil starter assembly is a drop-in repair. Unscrew the old starter assembly, seat the new one, and screw it in. This is an OEM part sourced directly from the manufacturer, and it is sold individually.

This starter pulley kit is designed for use on string trimmers. It is made to spin the flywheel so the engine will start up when the starter rope is pulled. Sometimes, the teeth on the starter pulley can wear out with extended use. This can result in teeth that do not contact the pawls on the flywheel. In some cases, the pulley will also wear in the area where the recoil spring attaches. If the string trimmer's engine isn't starting, has trouble starting, or has a pull rope that won't retract, a starter pulley kit offers the replacement parts needed. Before the replacement of the part is done, the engine should be cool to the touch. The wire and boot should also be removed from the spark plug before replacement to prevent starting the engine. This is a genuine OEM component that comes directly from the manufacturer. It's designed for use on gas-powered string trimmers by Husqvarna, Craftsman, and Poulan. It is made of hard plastic and steel and comes with the recoil spring, drive pulley, rewind pulley, and drive spring. This is sold as an individual kit.

The starter pawl bridge provides the resistance for the starter rope that is required to fire the engine. The bridge connects to the flywheel and is responsible for making it spin when the starter rope is pulled. Over time, the pawl can become worn with use. In the event that other starter components go bad, those can also damage the pawl. If the flywheel does not engage, it may be a faulty pawl. Always use gloves when replacing engine components and be certain to disconnect the spark plug before working on any engine parts. This OEM starter pawl bridge is manufactured to exact standards and is made by Husqvarna. It is compatible with select Husqvarna and Jonsered trimmers. This durable replacement part is made of metal and sold individually.

This recoil starter assembly is a genuine MTD part, sold individually. This recoil starter assembly can be used as a replacement part for a tiller. The recoil starter assembly comes with all of the necessary components and fasteners required to replace a recoil starter. The recoil starter is a crucial part of the pull-start mechanism of a tiller, by which the engine of the tiller is powered on when the operator engages the pull-start. Remember to wear work gloves as a safety precaution while repairing or replacing parts within an outdoor appliance. This is an OEM part sourced directly from the manufacturer. It is sold individually. This recoil starter assembly is compatible with the following outdoor appliance brands: MTD, Craftsman, Cub Cadet, Yard Man, Yard Machines, and Huskee.

This recoil spring and pulley assembly is used in a variety of small gasoline engines that power devices such as mowers, lawn tractors, and log splitters, among other yard and landscaping devices. The assembly works by tightly coiling the spring in the starter housing. When the starter rope is pulled, the tension on the spring is suddenly released, creating a spark that fires the air/fuel mixture. The combustion starts the engine. The constant tightening and releasing of the tension at times will cause wear on the spring, resulting in the need to replace the spring and pulley assembly. To replace the recoil starter assembly, begin by removing the housing. Next, untie or starter rope and check to see if it is frayed and needs to be replaced as well. Remove the old assembly and install the new unit. Remember when re-tensioning the spring to wind the pulley in the opposite direction. Holding the pulley tightly so the spring does not release, attach the cap. Reattach the rope and coil it around the pulley. It is advisable to wear gloves for this task because the pulley and springs have sharp edges. This OEM certified replacement assembly is compatible with Yard-Man, Husky, Cub Cadet, MTD, Yard Machines, and Troy-Bilt yard equipment.

This starter spring is a genuine OEM replacement part for chainsaws that operate using a starter rope. When an operator pulls the starter rope out, there is a pulley around which the rope then has to recoil. The starter spring maintains tension in the pulley so that the rope will naturally recoil. The starter spring also provides enough tension to prevent the operator from yanking the rope all the way out of the assembly. Through repeated use, and especially if an operator is rough on their appliance, the starter spring can loosen up and will no longer work as effectively. When this happens, the starter pulley will not recoil and the starter rope will hang loose from the appliance. Fortunately, switching out the starter spring is an easy repair that should only require a wrench and a pair of pliers. Be careful when pulling the old spring out. Although it isn't as tense as it once was, it still has the potential to snap back. This replacement starter spring is a high-quality part for Husqvarna, Poulan, and Weed Eater appliances, and as such, it is sourced from its original manufacturer. This part does not ship with any additional hardware.

The recoil starter assembly is comprised of the housing, the recoil spring, the starter pulley, the starter rope, and the plastic starter grip. It creates the motion that spins the flywheel to engage the engine. The grip is pulled, which extends the rope and activates the starter spring, which then engages the starter pulley and the flywheel, respectively. Over time, various components of the recoil starter can become damaged or worn with regular use. This is often going to require a replacement and in most cases, it will be easier to replace the entire assembly than a single component. This genuine OEM recoil starter is manufactured by MTD and is made to exact standards. It can be used with more than 150 MTD engines on lawn equipment, including from brands like Craftsman, Bolens, Yard-Man, Yard Machines, Remington, Husky, RYOBI, and Cub Cadet. This replacement assembly includes a limited parts warranty and includes all components: the plastic housing, starter pulley, pull rope, starter grip, and starter spring. The hardware for securing this housing is sold separately.

This OEM starter grip is a replacement for select Briggs & Stratton engines. The starter rope grip provides the handle that is used to pull the starter rope. When it is pulled, the starter recoil spring engages the flywheel puller, which then causes the flywheel to rotate and starts the rotation of the blade as the engine fires. The starter rope grip is made of durable plastic but it can become damaged or cracked over time. If it is broken, the rope will be unable to be pulled to engage the engine until the part is replaced. This is a genuine starter grip designed to work with a variety of lawn and garden equipment that features a Briggs & Stratton engine with a pull-start. The starter grip is sold in two pieces with the grip and a cap that snaps on once the rope has been tied inside of the handle to secure it in place. The unit is sold individually. This item does not include the rope or any additional parts.

The recoil starter assembly is a replacement for the starter on lawn equipment. It has been sourced from the original equipment manufacturer to ensure a proper fit. The assembly allows users to start up their equipment by pulling on the starter rope. This causes the cogs to engage with the drive cup on the flywheel, so the engine can start. Over time, this assembly can start to have some wear and tear issues and might need replacement. It might have cracks or pieces broken off, including on the interior of the assembly. This could make it more difficult, or even impossible, to get the engine to start. Replacing the entire assembly could be the needed fix. The genuine OEM part is a complete assembly that includes the plastic shroud, the recoil spring, starter pulley, pull rope, and handgrip. The part can be used with lawn mowers, pressure washers, wood chippers, and other small engines. It is compatible with Tecumseh, Toro, Lawn-Boy, Cub Cadet, Craftsman, and Briggs & Stratton.

This is a recoil pull starter used in various snowblowers from major manufacturers. The recoil pull starter is a part of the starter assembly and assists with ensuring the engine gets the right amount of power to start when a user pulls the starter rope. Wear and tear or impacts can cause damage to the starter and it will eventually fail. One of the primary symptoms of a bad recoil pull starter is a slack pull cord when trying to engage the engine to use the snowblower. If this occurs, the recoil pull starter needs to be replaced.Turn off the snowblower and disconnect the spark plug wire before removing the recoil housing cap. Untie the pull rope and replace the starter with a new replacement component. Re-tension the spring with the new recoil starter before reattaching the cap that holds the pulley. Reinstall and coil the cord before reassembling other components.This is a genuine OEM replacement part that is sourced directly from the manufacturer. It is sold as an individual component. The recoil pull starter is designed to be compatible with snowblowers manufactured by Lawn-Boy, Toro, Tecumseh, and Cub Cadet.