2656Ge Parts

Oil drain plug with washer for lawn mowers and outdoor power equipment. Replaces cracked, stripped, or missing drain plugs to prevent leaks.

Replace your snowblower's cracked or broken air cleaner housing. This protective cover encloses the air filter element and mounts to the carburetor.

Choke push rod for snow thrower engines. Connects choke control to carburetor. Replace if bent, damaged, or missing for proper choke operation.

Protective shroud that covers the muffler assembly on your snow thrower. Replace this metal or plastic cover if cracked, broken, or missing.

Protective shroud that covers the muffler on snow throwers. Replace if cracked, broken, or missing to shield the muffler and prevent debris contact.

The governor rod is a genuine replacement part found on select models of snowblowers. This rod is responsible for connecting the throttle cable and throttle body, helping to open and close the throttle to change the speed of the engine. This durable metal rod is exposed to repetitive motion and constant vibrations, which can cause damage or wear over time. If this rod does not function, the throttle will be unable to be controlled and that can affect the use of the equipment. Replacing the governor rod with this genuine part will guarantee an exact fit for compatible units. This genuine governor rod is manufactured to specific OEM standards and can be used in compatible machines from Cub Cadet, MTD, Yard Man, Craftsman, Troy-Bilt, Yard Machines, and HUSKEE. The part can be found in snowblowers, with hundreds of possible models that can take this governor's rod. It is made of durable metal and sold as an individual unit. No additional components or hardware are included, and any additional parts will require a separate purchase. Always wear gloves and perform engine repairs only when the machine has had time to cool. Be sure to disengage the engine before doing any work for safety, as well.

Replace a damaged engine block on your snowblower with this short block assembly. Fixes severe engine damage, oil leaks, or cracked blocks. Requires mechanical skill and 3-4 hours to install.