Craftsman Starter

Tiller won't start or engine cranks slowly? This starter assembly restores reliable starting for front-tine tillers. Moderate DIY install.

If your trimmer won't start when you pull the cord, worn starter pulley teeth may not be engaging the flywheel. This kit restores reliable starting.

This is a coiled rewind spring that fits inside the recoil starter assembly of a string trimmer. It stores the energy needed to retract the starter rope after each pull, allowing the engine to be started repeatedly. Replace this spring if the pull cord does not retract on its own, feels loose, or if the spring is visibly broken or unwound.

Starter won't pull freely or rope doesn't retract? This recoil starter spring retracts the pull cord and activates your engine. Simple DIY repair in minutes.

Engine won't engage when pulling starter rope? The starter pawl bridge connects the flywheel to spin your trimmer's engine. Easy DIY repair.

Can't start your leaf blower or trimmer? A broken starter handle prevents the pull cord from engaging the engine. This replacement handle restores easy starting in minutes.

Fix a broken or missing pull start handle that prevents engine starting. This chainsaw starter handle works with the recoil assembly for reliable starts.

Fix a chainsaw that won't pull-start or has a broken recoil cord. This starter pulley connects the recoil mechanism to engage the engine during starting.

String trimmer won't start or rope won't retract? This starter pulley keeps the starter rope aligned for reliable engine starting. Simple DIY fix.

Fix a riding mower that won't start or clicks when turning the key. This starter solenoid activates the starter motor. DIY-friendly repair.

If your trimmer pull cord won't retract or feels loose, this rewind spring restores tension to the starter assembly. Essential for reliable starts.

Replace a worn starter hub if your chainsaw won't start or the pull cord spins freely without engaging the engine. Simple repair in 15-20 minutes.

If your trimmer won't start when pulling the cord, the starter pawl may be worn or broken. This small part engages the engine during pulls.

This is the pull handle attached to the recoil starter rope on a lawn mower or outdoor power equipment engine. It provides a comfortable grip when pulling the starter cord to start the engine. Replace it if the handle is cracked, broken, or has separated from the rope, making it difficult or impossible to start the engine.