Craftsman Parts

This front bulkhead assembly forms the dryer's front drum support and air seal. Replacing a worn or damaged bulkhead restores smooth drum rotation, reduces noise, and helps maintain proper airflow for consistent drying performance.

• Supports and aligns the drum at the front to prevent rubbing and scraping
• Helps seal the lint/air path so heat stays in the drum and exhaust flows correctly
• Air leaks at the front bulkhead can contribute to long dry times or lint in the cabinet

• Disconnect power and gas supply and allow the dryer to cool before servicing
• Remove the front panel/door assembly; support the drum before detaching the old bulkhead
• Transfer any model-specific components from the original bulkhead and ensure seals/glides are correctly positioned
• After installation, rotate the drum by hand to verify clearances, then reassemble and test

This is a flanged lock nut. It’s designed to apply tension, typically on a joint that needs to have a certain amount of flex. As such, it’s mostly used on snowblower chutes and lawnmower handles. They can remain in place, but with a forgiving connection that can take a beating. The nut size is 3/8, with a thread size of 16. A lock nut will generally last for many years. However, the silicone ring inside will wear down if it’s frequently tightened and loosened. It needs to be replaced when it will no longer reliably remain in place. Generally, this begins as a symptom of slight slippage and worsens as time goes on. Thankfully, whether it’s being used on a snowblower or a lawnmower, this nut is generally straightforward to access. Simply unscrew the old nut, then screw the new nut on until it’s nice and tight. Our flanged lock nuts are genuine OEM MTD nuts, and they are sold individually.

A carburetor gasket is a thin rubber material that provides a seal between two parts. Its primary purpose is to prevent fuel and air leaks. This gasket is installed between the air cleaner and the carburetor. Over time, it can crack and tear due to heat and fuel exposure. When this happens, the carburetor may produce the wrong combustible mixture for the engine. In return, the engine may experience rough idling and flooding. A carburetor gasket replacement is necessary. MTD makes this carburetor gasket replacement. It is manufactured to fit string trimmer, leaf blower and tiller made by MTD, Bolens, Troy-Bilt, and Craftsman. This brand-new carburetor gasket is sold individually. A fully assembled carburetor and O-ring are sold separately.

Engine won't start or runs rough? This spark plug creates the ignition spark for your tiller. Simple DIY fix when the electrode wears down over time.

This infinite switch controls the heat output of a surface burner element on an electric range by cycling power on and off at varying intervals. It allows you to select and maintain a specific temperature setting for the burner. Replace this switch if a burner stays on high regardless of the knob position, won't heat at all, or provides inconsistent temperatures.

Grass catcher frame that holds the grass-catching bag on walk-behind mowers. Replace if bent, cracked, or broken. Bag sold separately.

Mower won't start even with brake engaged? A faulty interlock switch blocks current to the starter. This safety switch replacement restores starting function.

Carburetor for tillers and trimmers. Mixes air and fuel for proper engine operation. Replace if cracked, damaged, or clogged beyond cleaning.

Right handed Hinge

This control display board is the appliance's user-interface module that operates the front control panel and display, giving visible status and responding to user input. Replacing it fixes display and control issues safely and simply. What it does:

• Provides the visible display and interprets button/touch inputs so the appliance responds to selections.
• Can produce unresponsive or intermittent buttons/touch controls and erratic indicator lights.
• May trigger control errors or prevent cycle selection if damaged.

• Disconnect all power before starting — turn off breaker or unplug the appliance.
• Handle the board carefully and avoid static discharge; use a grounding strap if available.
• Remove and reattach wire connectors and mounting hardware gently; note connector orientation.
• Reconnect power and verify functions before reassembling trim or covers.

A flange lock nut, also known as a flange lock or a lock nut, is created to be used in various types of lawn and garden equipment. This flange lock nut holds other parts in place and, when properly threaded, will resist loosening. Over time, a flange lock nut may begin to weaken and may become loose or break. If it appears to be broken or weak, a replacement is required. Flange locks can be adjusted and uninstalled after use. When replacement is required, you may need a socket set, screwdriver, hacksaw, and butane torch. The socket wrench will loosen the bolt it is connected to, while the torch is used to heat the lock nut. A socket wrench may remove the nut, but sometimes cutting it with a hacksaw is required. This flange lock nut is a genuine OEM component directly from the manufacturer and comes in an individual unit. It is made of metal, a gold color, and can be found in various areas of lawn equipment. It works with lawnmowers, trimmers, snowblowers, cultivators, tillers, and leaf blowers by Poulan, MTD, Toro, Cub Cadet, Murray, Troy-Bilt, Bolens, Yard Machines, Craftsman, and Yard-Man.

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.

Cold control that regulates cooling cycles to maintain set temperatures in the fresh-food section. Replacing a failed control restores more consistent temperature control and helps prevent food spoilage. What it does:

• Controls compressor/cooling cycles based on the selected temperature setting to maintain cabinet temperature.
• Common symptoms: refrigerator running constantly, not cooling, or temperature cycling irregularly.
• Interfaces with the fridge control housing and wiring to open/close the cooling circuit as needed.

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair.
• Access the control housing/panel to remove the old control; note wire locations or take a photo for correct reinstallation.
• Handle any attached sensor or capillary tube gently to avoid kinks or damage.
• After installation, restore power and the refrigerator reaches and holds the desired temperature.

Fix a refrigerator that won't cool or has frost buildup with this defrost thermostat. Located on the evaporator coils in the freezer compartment.

Hardware washer distributes load under fasteners to prevent loosening and reduce vibration. Replace when missing or damaged to restore secure fit.