Huskee / Husky Log Splitter Parts

Fix engine starting problems or loss of compression with this valve spring. Controls valve timing in small engines. Common repair for lawn tractors and snow throwers.

This choke control lever automatically regulates the combined amount of air and fuel that come together in a small gasoline powered engine's carburetor to give a cold engine a fuel-rich mixture when the motor is first started. The control lever has severa

Secures the engine shroud in place. Replace if worn, broken, or missing to keep the shroud properly attached and ensure adequate airflow around the engine.

Replaces worn or broken front stud that secures the engine shroud. Essential for keeping the shroud properly attached and maintaining airflow around the engine.

This carbon canister filter can be used to replace old filters that are no longer functioning properly. Carbon canister filters need to be replaced regularly in order to ensure outdoor power equipment runs efficiently. Filters are essential for keeping di

Governor spring for small engines on mowers, tillers, and outdoor power equipment. Connects to throttle linkage. Replace if stretched, broken, or missing.

Seals the engine crankcase to prevent dirt and debris entry while keeping oil contained. Replace if worn, cracked, or leaking. Confirm fit with your model.

Seals the connection between engine exhaust and muffler system. Replace if you notice exhaust leaks, loud operation, or visible damage. Verify fit with your model number.

Seals combustion chamber between cylinder head and engine block. Replace if oil leaks, overheating, or poor compression occur. Verify fit with model number.

Left-hand axle for lawn tractors. Mounts to the rear axle assembly to support the wheel. Replace if bent, cracked, or worn from regular use.

This fuel tank nut attaches the fuel tank to the rest of the equipment. The fuel tank nut keeps the container from moving around while the device is in motion. The fuel tank nut may wear out or become loose over time, which will cause the fuel tank, itself, to become loose. To continue safe operation, lawn equipment with a worn or broken fuel tank nut should have the part replaced.Empty the fuel from the fuel tank before starting a fuel tank nut replacement project. After locating the fuel tank nut, use the proper tools to loosen and remove the damaged or worn-out fuel tank nut. Attach the new nut to the machine and secure it tightly. Replace the fuel tank.This is a genuine OEM part supplied by the manufacturer. The fuel tank nut is made of high-quality, durable material. The fuel tank nut is compatible with a variety of models of small engines, lawnmowers, log splitters, and trimmers. It is used in several different brands, including MTD, Yard Machines, Cub Cadet, Yard-Man, Husky, and Troy-Bilt. The part is sold as an individual piece.