2656Ge Parts

Engine losing power or running rough? A worn cylinder head assembly often causes reduced efficiency. This part covers the cylinder and houses valves.

Replacement flywheel for small engines. This rotating wheel component stores rotational energy. Order a new one if yours is cracked, rusted, or damaged.

Replacement muffler assembly for gas snowblowers and lawn engines. Installs on exhaust system. Order if your original is rusted, cracked, or damaged.

This is a crankcase gasket that seals the crankcase cover to the engine block on a lawn mower. It prevents oil from leaking out of the engine and keeps contaminants from entering the crankcase. Replace this gasket if you notice oil pooling beneath the engine, visible oil seepage around the crankcase cover, or if the gasket is torn or deteriorated.

Seals carburetor to insulator plate, preventing fuel leaks. Replace when worn, cracked, or torn to restore engine efficiency. Verify fit with your model.

Engine won't start or runs rough? This camshaft assembly converts rotational motion to reciprocal motion for proper engine operation. Moderate DIY repair.

This is an MTD rocker arm. The rocker arm works in conjunction with the engine and head. The job of the rocker arm is to push the intake valve open, allowing fuel and air to enter the cylinder. Since the rocker arm is a part of the head gasket system, any damage can cause the engine to run extremely weak. There could also be a noticeable clicking or ticking noise originating from the engine area of the mower. A visual inspection of the rocker arm will confirm any damage. Begin the repair by removing the muffler guard. After removal, move to the valve cover and remove that guard as well. Disconnect the fuel and air lines running to the head. Remove the spark plugs in the valve section. Finally, the rocker arm can be removed using a socket wrench. Repeat these steps in reverse to install the new rocker arm.This product is sourced directly from the manufacturer as a genuine OEM part. The component is available individually, separate from the original machine. This part is compatible with MTD and Cub Cadet brand equipment.

Seals the intake valve to prevent oil leaks and maintain proper compression in small engines. Replace if you notice oil consumption or performance loss.

Carburetor insulator gasket installs between the carburetor and engine block. Replace if cracked, deteriorated, or missing to prevent air leaks.

Replaces a worn, damaged, or missing valve spring retainer in your outdoor power equipment engine. Essential small fastener component for valve assembly.

If your engine runs rough or won't start, the exhaust valve adjuster may need replacement. This part ensures proper valve clearance for optimal performance.

Exhaust valve spring installs in small engines to control valve operation. Replace if spring is broken, weakened, or missing to restore proper valve function.

This choke control lever automatically regulates the combined amount of air and fuel that come together in a small gasoline powered engine's carburetor to give a cold engine a fuel-rich mixture when the motor is first started. The control lever has several positions that allow it to adjust the fuel/air mixture in lawn equipment such as lawn mowers, snow blowers, tillers, chippers, log splitters, and other small gas engines. Over time with regular use, the control lever may become worn and must be replaced. There are several signs that indicate a choke control lever may be failing. If the gas tank is full of fresh gasoline but the engine refuses to start, if the engine starts and quickly floods, or if the engine runs at top speed but does not idle, the choke control level may be need to be replaced. Should the choke control lever need to be replaced, it is essential to use an OEM genuine manufactured replacement part such as this one. OEM parts are built to the exact specifications of the equipment's original parts. This part is compatible with Huskee, Cub Cadet, Yard Man, MTD, Yard Machines, and Troy-Bilt brand equipment.

If your snow thrower won't start or the pull cord snaps back, the recoil starter assembly likely needs replacement. Moderate DIY repair in 30-45 minutes.

Breather hose for snow thrower engines. Connects engine crankcase to air filter housing for proper ventilation. Replace if cracked, split, or missing.