Leaf Blower Latch

Fix hard starting or rough idle with this choke control lever. Regulates air-fuel mixture for cold engine starts. Simple DIY repair in 15 minutes.

If your leaf blower won't start or stay running, a damaged ignition switch lever may be the cause. This replacement lever controls on/off positions.

Backpack blowers have a throttle trigger assembly that is often activated by a lever. Pressure applied to the lever controls the power of the backpack blower. A damaged or missing lever requires a replacement. The part can get worn down, fall out, or break with normal use or because of being dropped or being impacted otherwise. When the lever is broken or missing, it must be replaced.The lever on a backpack blower is simple to repair. It requires a 10mm socket and Phillips head screwdriver. Protective gloves should be worn. Allow the blower to cool completely before attempting the repair. It's recommended to remove the boot from the spark plug to keep the machine from starting accidentally. Remove the adjustment bolt safety cap. Unthread the wingnut and remove the adjustment bolt. Unthread all the screws that are securing the handle and separate the handle to access the throttle lever.This lever is an authentic OEM replacement part. It is supplied by the manufacturer. The lever is made of high-quality, durable materials. It can be used in machines made by Craftsman, Poulan Pro, Weed Eater, Poulan, Husqvarna, and Jonsered brands. It is compatible with various models of backpack blowers.