Remington String Trimmer Parts

Ignition coil assembly for walk-behind mowers and wheeled trimmers. Mounts to the engine block. Replace if cracked, damaged, or missing components.

Replace your engine dipstick assembly if cracked, broken, or missing. Installs in the oil fill tube to check engine oil levels on lawn mowers.

Dipstick tube assembly for push and self-propelled walk-behind mowers. Replaces cracked, broken, or missing dipstick tubes to maintain proper oil level.

Replacement oil drain plug for outdoor power equipment engines. Installs in the oil pan to seal the drain opening. Replace if stripped, cracked, or leaking.

Protects the air filter on string trimmers from debris and weather exposure. Replace if cracked, broken, or missing to keep filter functioning properly.

Throttle trigger handle for gas line trimmers. Mounts to the control handle shaft to control engine speed. Replace if broken, cracked, or stuck in position.

Plastic flex tube for gas leaf blowers. Connects engine components for airflow. Replace if cracked, split, or worn from extended use.

Drive shaft housing assembly for gas line trimmers. Connects the power source to the trimmer head. Replace if cracked, bent, or damaged. Metal shaft housing.

This is the trimmer head assembly for a string trimmer, housing the cutting line and feed mechanism. It attaches to the end of the drive shaft and spins at high speed to cut grass and weeds. Replace it if the line no longer advances properly, the head is cracked, or the internal spool mechanism is worn out.

Throttle cable for gas line trimmers. Connects carburetor to throttle trigger. Replace if damaged, kinked, frayed, or broken during use.

Starter rope won't retract after pulling? This recoil pulley and spring assembly fixes rope retraction issues on mowers and small engines. Direct fit.

This genuine OEM Part is a choke temperature control rod for lawnmowers. The choke temperature control is the metal piece that regulates the choke temperature allowing for it to function properly within a lawnmower. If the choke function is no longer working efficiently, it might be time to replace the choke temperature control. Luckily, replacing this part is a simple repair.Before beginning, make sure the engine is cool to avoid getting burned. Locate the old choke temperature control rod and remove the screws to the mounting assembly that hold the rod in place. Once removed, lift the old choke temperature control out and away from the mower and set it to the side. Replace with the new control rod and secure the mounting screws. Start up the mower to see if the choke function is working properly. If it does, the installation was a success. This replacement part is sold individually and is compatible with MTD brand lawnmowers.

String keeps spinning at idle or engine overheats? A worn clutch assembly causes engagement issues. This centrifugal clutch repair restores normal operation.

Throttle trigger handle for gas line trimmers. Mounts on the main handle shaft to control engine speed. Replace if cracked, broken, or unresponsive.