Leaf Blower Handle

Replacement tube control handle cover for backpack blowers. Restores proper grip and control. Replace if cracked, broken, or missing. Easy install.

Replace the throttle handle kit on your gas leaf blower. Needed when the handle assembly is cracked, broken, or worn from use. Includes components for secure installation.

Backpack harness strap for gas leaf blowers. Replaces worn, frayed, or broken shoulder straps on backpack-style blowers. Essential for comfort.

Replacement shoulder harness for leaf blowers. Attaches to unit for comfortable wear during operation. Replace if straps are frayed, torn, or broken.

This is a starter grip that is used on many different types of lawn and garden equipment. The starter is the part that engages the pull rope when the user yanks on it. This causes the engine to turn quickly enough for the ignition module to make a spark. This spark is used to ignite the gasoline in the cylinder. The starter grip is made of durable plastic but can become damaged, broken, or lost. The starter grip has an important function in starting the tool while also being comfortable to use.If the starter grip needs to be replaced, a socket wrench and a screwdriver will be required. Put the tool on a flat surface and remove the spark plug wire before making the replacement. Disassemble the tool to reach the starter assembly so the grip can be removed. Replace the grip and reassemble the parts.This starter grip is sold as an individual component. It is a genuine OEM replacement part that is sourced directly from the manufacturer. The starter grip has been designed to fit tillers, edgers, string trimmers, hedge trimmers, and leaf blowers manufactured by Mantis, Little Wonder, and Echo.

This genuine OEM starter handle is sourced directly from the manufacturer. The starter handle is the visible part of the starter rope component of the pull-start system. This starter system is standard on outdoor lawn and garden equipment. The starter handle is attached to the end of the starter-rope by means of a pass-through hole on the handle. The rope is pushed through the hole, tied, and pulled back into the handle to conceal the knot. The starter handle is made of durable plastic. The heat from the sun and repeated daily use may cause the handle to weaken and break. Cracked starter handles can become a safety hazard. Gripping and pulling a cracked handle can cut skin. Broken handles can also be hard to grip, making it difficult to get a good pull on the starter rope. Thankfully, replacement is simple and no tools are required. Make sure the spark plug is out of the machine to prevent accidental engine starting. Push the rope back up through the handle. Untie the knot but do not let the string go; push it up through the hole in the new handle and tie a knot in the end. Reinstall the spark plug.The starter handle is sold as a single unit. It is designed for leaf blowers, wood chippers, and small engines and is compatible with MTD, Cub Cadet, Troy-Bilt, and Yard Machines.