Latch

Fix a chute that won't rotate properly with this snow thrower chute flange keeper latch. Secures the flange to ensure smooth chute rotation. Easy DIY fix.

Control lever won't stay engaged or releases unexpectedly? This lawn mower latch secures the control lever in position. Quick DIY fix in 15 minutes.

This is a red plastic steering control trigger that mounts on the handlebar area of a snowblower. It engages or disengages one of the drive wheels to help steer the machine during operation. Replace this trigger if it is cracked, broken, or no longer clicks into position, making it difficult to control the snowblower's direction.

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 several positions that allow it to adjust the fuel/air mixture in lawn equipment such as lawn mowers, snow blowers, tillers, chippers, log splitters, and other small gas engines. Over time with regular use, the control lever may become worn and must be replaced. There are several signs that indicate a choke control lever may be failing. If the gas tank is full of fresh gasoline but the engine refuses to start, if the engine starts and quickly floods, or if the engine runs at top speed but does not idle, the choke control level may be need to be replaced. Should the choke control lever need to be replaced, it is essential to use an OEM genuine manufactured replacement part such as this one. OEM parts are built to the exact specifications of the equipment's original parts. This part is compatible with Huskee, Cub Cadet, Yard Man, MTD, Yard Machines, and Troy-Bilt brand equipment.

The manual blade clutch assembly is the mechanical clutch mechanism that engages and disengages the cutting blade on a lawn mower or outdoor power equipment, allowing the operator to stop the blade without shutting off the engine. It provides a safety function and gives the user control over blade operation independently of engine speed. Replace this assembly if the blade won't engage, won't disengage, or the clutch is slipping during operation.

This is a drive control lever that engages and disengages the self-propel system on a walk-behind lawn mower. It mounts on the handle and connects to the drive mechanism via a cable or linkage. Replace this lever if it is cracked, broken, or no longer holds tension to keep the mower's self-propel function engaged.

This lever is a genuine Husqvarna part, sold individually. This lever can be used as a replacement part for a leaf blower of a leaf vacuum. This lever for a leaf blower allows the ignition switch of the appliance to be set to its on and off positions. If the lever is showing signs of damage, the leaf blower or leaf vacuum might not turn off when the ignition switch is set to the off position, and it might not turn on when the ignition switch is set to the on position. Damage to the lever can take the form of punctures, tears, scrapes, or erosion to the material. If this damage is visible upon a basic inspection and assessment, the lever should be removed and replaced by this genuine OEM replacement part. Remember to wear 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 lever is compatible with the following outdoor appliance brands: Husqvarna, Craftsman, and Poulan.

If your trimmer won't throttle or the trigger sticks, this latch may need replacement. Compatible with multiple trimmer models. Simple DIY repair.