2198597 Parts

This fuel pump is a genuine Midwest Engine part, sold individually. This fuel pump can be used as a replacement part or a lawn tractor. The purpose of a fuel pump is to provide a passageway for fuel to channel through the fuel line and into the fuel tank.The fuel pump of a lawn mower or a lawn tractor might eventually have to be replaced in the event that it suffers damage and cannot perform its crucial function. If the fuel pump has been torn, scraped, punctured, or eroded from general wear and tear with long-term use or as the result of a direct impact with a hard object such as a rock or a curb, the component should be removed and replaced by this genuine OEM replacement part. Remember to always wear gloves when handling, repairing, and operating outdoor equipment. This is an OEM part sourced directly from the manufacturer. It is sold individually. This fuel pump is compatible with the following outdoor appliance brands: Midwest Engine, Briggs & Stratton, Cub Cadet, Simplicity, and Toro.

Small motors require electrical supplies, and the voltage regulator in any engine maintains the voltage from the power source at an acceptable level. It will keep voltage in a specific range that the device can tolerate. This voltage regulator is designed for use in small engines made by or used in motors for Briggs & Stratton, Toro, and Vanguard machines. It is meant for 10-16 amp voltage regulation and includes all of the wiring needed to do the job. It works well with an array of garden machine and lawn machine engines, and will regulate the electrical systems. This is an OEM replacement part that requires a screwdriver and socket set to both remove and then replace. The voltage regular ships individually.

Can't start your engine? A frayed or broken starter rope grip prevents pull-starting. This replacement rope grip restores easy starting in 15 minutes.

Keep your engine running efficiently with this air filter. Replace when dirty or clogged to maintain optimal performance. Verify fit with your model number.

When the fuel in a small, gasoline-powered engine moves up the fuel line, it must be mixed perfectly with air and together burn in just the right mixture and amount in order for engines to function properly. Because too much gas might be coming into the carburetor or because there might be a need for more gasoline than can readily move up the fuel line, the carburetor has a small device called the float bowl. The float bowl has a ready supply of gasoline for use as needed by the carburetor. To keep the gasoline in check while all this is happening, a device called the float bowl gasket keeps all the elements separate. With use and age, sometimes these gaskets crack or grow brittle and must be replaced. This causes air to leak into the mix and the engine will not operate smoothly. Replace this gasket with a genuine OEM replacement part like this one, manufactured to be exactly like the factory original that is being replaced. This part is compatible with engines sold by Toro, Simplicity, MTD, Briggs & Stratton, and Cub Cadet. Part sold individually.

Secures hoses in your engine to prevent fuel and oil leaks. Replace when rusted or damaged to avoid engine malfunction. Verify fit with your model number.

Replace a frayed or broken starter rope that prevents your lawn mower engine from starting. Simple DIY repair that restores pull-start function.

This is a small adjustment screw used in lawn mower engines to regulate idle speed. It threads into the carburetor assembly and controls the amount of air or fuel mixture at idle. Replace this screw if it is stripped, corroded, or if the engine idle speed cannot be properly adjusted.

This is an exhaust valve designed for use in a lawn mower engine. It controls the release of combustion gases from the engine cylinder, allowing spent exhaust to exit during the exhaust stroke. Replace this valve if the engine has poor performance, loss of compression, excessive exhaust smoke, or difficulty starting.

This carburetor mixes fuel and air in the proper ratio to feed the lawn mower engine for combustion. It bolts directly to the engine intake and connects to the fuel line and throttle linkage. Replace this carburetor if the engine is hard to start, runs rough, surges, stalls, or leaks fuel from the carburetor body.