Mtd Engine Parts

Fix engine valve noise or loss of compression with this valve spring retainer. Secures valve springs to control valvetrain operation. DIY-friendly repair.

This is an engine muffler assembly designed for use on lawn and garden equipment. It attaches to the engine exhaust port to reduce noise during operation. Replace this part if the engine is excessively loud, the muffler is cracked, rusted through, or has visible holes that allow exhaust to escape.

Engine won't crank or turns slowly? This starter assembly restores reliable starting on lawn tractors and riding mowers. Direct-fit replacement part.

Replace a damaged starter front cover if your engine won't start or cranks poorly. Fits directly over the starter assembly for secure protection.

Engine won't start or runs rough? A damaged flywheel disrupts ignition timing. This replacement flywheel restores smooth engine operation on mowers.

This charging coil assembly generates electrical power for your lawn mower's battery and ignition system. It converts engine rotation into electrical energy to keep the battery charged and power electrical components. Replace this assembly when your mower battery won't stay charged, the engine fails to start electrically, or charging system warning lights appear.

Mesh screen filter prevents debris from entering your lawn mower engine fuel system. Replace if clogged or damaged to maintain proper fuel flow. Confirm fit with your model number.

This is a small spring that connects to the throttle linkage on a lawn mower engine, providing the tension needed to return the throttle to its proper position. It ensures consistent engine speed control and proper idle. Replace this spring if the throttle feels loose, the engine surges or won't maintain a steady speed, or if the original spring is stretched, broken, or missing.

Seals the crankcase to prevent oil leaks and debris accumulation in lawn mowers and tractors. Replace if you notice oil seeping or engine exposure.

This voltage regulator controls the electrical output from the engine's charging system, ensuring a consistent voltage is supplied to the battery and electrical components. It prevents overcharging or undercharging of the battery. Replace this part if the battery repeatedly dies, overcharges, or if electrical components behave erratically during operation.

Seals the intake manifold to cylinder head, preventing air leaks and maintaining engine performance. Replace if worn, cracked, or causing rough idle.

This is a carburetor mounting stud for use with various lawn tractors. The carburetor plays a vital role in the performance of an engine, and it needs to be affixed securely to the correct location. The carburetor mounting stud fits onto the engine block and attaches the carburetor to the engine securely. If there is a problem with the mounting stud, it could cause problems with the carburetor.Although this is a simple piece and made from quality metal, there is still a chance that it might need to be replaced at some point. Corrosion or other damage could cause problems with the piece. When owners install the new stud, they should do so in a well-ventilated area. They should also drain the fuel tank and disconnect the spark plug wire before they start the repair.The carburetor mounting stud works on certain models of lawn tractors from Troy-Bilt, MTD, Cub Cadet, Yard-Man, Yard Machines, and Husky. This piece is sold individually, and it is a genuine OEM replacement part that has been sourced from the manufacturer.

Fix oil leaks around the valve cover with this valve cover ring gasket. Seals the valve cover to prevent debris contamination. Simple DIY repair.

Seals the exhaust pipe connection on lawn tractor and walk-behind mower engines. Replace when exhaust leaks occur or during engine maintenance. Verify fit with your engine model number before ordering.

Seals the cylinder head to prevent oil and compression leaks in lawn mower engines. Replace if you notice oil seepage or loss of power. Verify fit with your model number.

Engine making loud knocking noises or losing oil pressure? The connecting rod assembly links the piston to crankshaft. Requires engine disassembly.