Craftsman Tiller Parts

Fix excessive oil leaks or smoking engine with this breather valve. Regulates crankcase pressure in lawn mower and tiller engines. Easy DIY fix.

Won't start or pull cord snapped? This recoil starter assembly engages the flywheel to start your mower, tiller, or chipper. Moderate DIY repair.

A starter handle is a piece that works in combination with several other components to start the engine in numerous machines, including lawn equipment. It works when the user pulls the starter handle grip, attached by a mechanism to the crankshaft. It turns to start the engine. If the starter handle breaks, it will have to be replaced in order to start the machine. Starter handles can become damaged from normal use, misuse, or after an accident.Replacing the starter handle is a simple project. After locating the mechanism it attaches to, typically a sturdy rope or cord, the starter handle should be tied securely to the end of the string. Wear gloves to protect the hands during the process. Test the strength of the attachment before trying to start the machine.This starter handle is a genuine OEM replacement part. It is sold as an individual piece. This starter handle is made of durable, high-quality material. It can be used in devices from MTD, Husky, Troy-Bilt, Yard Machines, and Yard-Man. It is compatible with various lawnmowers, log splitters, trimmers, and other devices with pull start engines.

Vinyl rubber fuel line hose that connects the fuel tank to the carburetor. Replace if cracked, brittle, leaking, or damaged to restore proper fuel flow.

Tiller won't start or cranks slowly? The starter housing protects the starter motor from debris and moisture. Direct replacement part restores reliable starting.

Replace your tiller's worm gear case assembly when you experience grinding noises, difficulty engaging tines, or transmission slippage during operation.

Flange bearing for snowblower auger and drive systems. Replace if you notice grinding noise, wobbling parts, or difficulty engaging auger. Confirm fit.

Tiller won't start or rope retracts slowly? This recoil starter spring restores proper pull-cord tension. Moderate DIY repair, typically 30-45 minutes.

Experts agree that snowblower belts typically last from five to seven years, depending on how hard the machine is used each season and the overall conditions. This OEM replacement drive belt is designed to perform to the same standards as factory installed belts. Making the repair is relatively straightforward and requires the removal of the upper belt guard. From there, access to the pulleys is possible and an extension bar along with a ratchet and socket are necessary for the repair. The next steps vary based on model. This belt works with Snapper, Simplicity, Murray, Briggs & Stratton, among other snowblower makes and models. It ships individually.

This 1/4-20 hex nut has a great variety of uses on lawn and landscaping equipment. As a lock nut, it can be tightened and retains its grip, even without the use of a washer. This particular piece of hardware appears in many connective points on push mowers, zero-turn mowers, riding mowers, tillers, lawn tractor implements, and other types of equipment manufactured by Husqvarna, Poulan, Jonsered, and Weed Eater. For instance, with MTD mulching mowers, these hex nuts are used to secure the mower housing to the manifold of the mower. More than just with gasoline-powered lawn tools, these versatile nuts are also found on handheld tools like impact wrenches and tools driven by compressed air. Hex nuts bind tightly with their locking grip and seldom come off. The more likely scenario, especially since so many are used in manufacturing and by power tools, is that these nuts will become lost in the course of maintaining, cleaning, and repairing mowers and other equipment. For this reason, it's always important for the user to purchase more than the anticipated number needed. Make sure also to purchase hex nuts like these that are OEM certified and guaranteed.

Compression spring for rear-tine tillers. Replaces worn, broken, or missing springs in the drive assembly. Essential structural component for tiller.