Mc0153ub Parts

Replacement bump knob for line trimmers. Secures the spool on the trimmer head. Replace if cracked, broken, stuck, or seized. Easy installation component.

Outer cover for string trimmer housing that clips into the reel bottom and secures behind the center button. Replace if cracked, broken, or missing.

If your trimmer's clutch is exposed or damaged, this clutch cover assembly protects internal components. Moderate DIY repair for most users.

The fuel system on a trimmer is contained within the fuel tank assembly and will include the fuel lines, fuel cap, and the fuel filter. It is a typical and essential system on any gas-powered trimmer. Although it might seem that a fuel system is a universal thing, there are specific styles that work with specific models. Though they are crafted of durable materials, with time and the vibrations, heat, and wear and tear put on them, they can require replacement. They can also be damaged by dropping or striking the trimmer and necessitate a replacement. It will require a star or Torx screwdriver for the replacement process. The damaged assembly will have to be removed, and any seals or lines checked for damage or leaks, and then the new assembly can be installed easily. This authentic OEM fuel tank assembly is designed to include the fuel tank, a cap, and the fuel line. It is made of durable and long-lasting materials and will offer a long period of reliable performance when installed properly. This fuel tank assembly works on string trimmers as well as pole pruners made by Craftsman, Poulan, Poulan Pro, and Weed Eater, as well as Husqvarna.

Muffler shield assembly for gas line trimmers. Protects the muffler and surrounding components. Replace if cracked, damaged, or missing for safety.

Replacement fuel cap assembly for gas leaf blowers and trimmers. Seals the fuel tank to prevent leaks and evaporation. Order when cap is cracked or missing.

Wound spool assembly for gas and grass line trimmers. Holds and feeds trimming line during operation. Replace if cracked, broken, or worn for proper use.

These ignition screws are used in the ignition systems on a variety of lawn and garden equipment. The screws are made of durable metal and fasten together different parts in the ignition system. While the screws are made of high-quality material, they can experience stress, wear and tear, and impacts that will break or damage them.To replace an ignition module screw, the garden tool will need to be disassembled. First, it should be turned off and placed on a flat surface. The spark plug wire should be disconnected before making the replacement. The ignition assembly will need to be taken apart to reach the ignition module screw. Use a screwdriver to remove the old part and replace it with a new replacement screw.This is an authentic OEM replacement component that is sourced directly from the manufacturer. The part is sold as an individual unit. Each ignition module screw is designed to be used with hedge trimmers, string trimmers, leaf blowers, edgers, and pole pruners created by Craftsman, Husqvarna, Poulan, Poulan Pro, and Weed Eater.

Right-hand throttle housing for gas line trimmers. Protects internal throttle components. Replace if cracked, broken, or missing for proper handle assembly.

This throttle assembly cable is manufactured by Craftsman, but also used by Poulan, to regulate the flow of fuel to certain small gasoline-powered engines. This assembly houses the throttle trigger that is used by almost a dozen different machines, including not only trimmers, but also pole saws and other small gasoline-powered tools. Apart from the cutting edges of the pole saws and trimmers, the parts of these devices that sees the most wear and tear, and is most likely to fail, are the throttle assemblies. Whether banged about because of proximity to the throttle trigger or simply because it's the only part protruding from the mid-body of the typical weed cutter, the throttle assembly housing and cable are susceptible to failure. Most often, failure of the cable is the result of one of the buds, attached at the ends to clasp securely, having broken off. In this case, the gasoline engine may start, but will not rev or only does so sporadically. Replacing the cable is a matter of removing the throttle housing and trigger as well as detaching the cable from the carburetor. When replacing the cable, be sure to use one like this, which is a genuine OEM replacement part, manufactured to replicate the specs of the original.

This replacement piston kit is designed to be used with many different types of handheld lawn and garden equipment. The pistons are important parts of the engine. The crankshaft powers the pistons, so they move up and down within the cylinder. The purpose of the pistons is to transfer the gas that expands within the cylinder. The pistons can begin to wear out over time, which means that they could fail, which will cause serious problems for engine performance. If there are issues with the piston, a replacement piston kit is essential to get the machine back up and running. When a piston goes bad, it will cause the engine power to decrease. In some cases, the engine might lose all power. Replacement will require pliers, a set of wrenches, and a screwdriver to complete. This high-quality piston kit replacement is a genuine OEM part. It is sold individually. The part can be used for pole pruners, edgers, leaf blowers, string trimmers, and hedge trimmers. Compatible brands include Weed Eater, Poulan, Poulan Pro, Husqvarna, and Craftsman.

Trimmer won't start or rope pulls out but won't retract? This recoil starter rope kit restores pull-start function. Simple DIY replacement in 15 minutes.

Assembly screw for grass line trimmers, leaf blowers, and pruners. Secures internal components and housing panels. Replace if stripped, missing, or damaged.

Retaining ring fastener for brush cutters and trimmers. Holds components securely together. Replace if cracked, worn, or missing for proper assembly.