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Equipment won't turn off or ignition switch stuck? This momentary on/off switch restores safe engine control. Simple DIY repair for lawn tractors and trimmers.
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Replace a non-responsive line trimmer that won't start or shut off with this on/off switch. Common fix for power control issues on trimmers and edgers.
Engine won't start or runs rough? This spark plug ignites the fuel-air mixture in tillers, blowers, and trimmers. Simple DIY fix in under 15 minutes.
Fix a lawn mower or trimmer that won't pull start with this recoil starter rope guide. Guides the pull rope smoothly to engage the engine. Simple DIY fix.
Replace a frayed or broken starter rope that prevents your engine from starting. This pull rope wraps around the starter pulley for manual ignition.
Secures components on mower engines, housings, and assemblies. Replace if stripped, damaged, or missing for proper fastening and equipment safety.
Rubber bumper that cushions the range door or drawer when closing. Replace if cracked, worn, or missing to prevent rattling and protect surfaces.
Secures the muffler to your tiller's engine. Replace if stripped, corroded, or missing to ensure proper muffler attachment and prevent exhaust leaks.
Replacement fastener screw for lawn tractors and tillers. Secures panels, covers, and components. Replace if stripped, missing, or damaged during maintenance.
Replace your missing or stripped 10-32 hex nut for tillers and lawn tractors. Secures panels, guards, and components. Essential hardware replacement.
Replace this carburetor-to-muffler gasket when you notice exhaust leaks or loss of engine performance. Confirm fit with your tiller model number.
Tiller won't engage or disengage properly? This clutch cover assembly protects and houses the clutch mechanism. Moderate DIY repair for worn assemblies.