String Trimmer Spark Plug

This is a replacement spark plug that is designed specifically to be used with select string trimmers. the spark plug is connected to the ignition module and is responsible for creating the spark that starts the internal combustion engine. Over time, the electrode on the spark plug will wear down. Other issues can also arise that cause the spark plug to foul or stop working. Spark plugs are part of routine maintenance on any engine, but most owners keep a spare or two around just in case of emergencies. In the event that the spark plug is bad, the engine will not start. This genuine OEM spark plug is manufactured by MTD and designed for use in select trimmers. It is compatible with over 50 models of string trimmers from MTD, Bolens, Murray, Troy-Bilt, Yard Man, and Cut Cadet. Owners will need to consult their product diagram or manual to find the exact gap for the spark plug when replacing them. Many models claim to come pre-gapped, but they can settle during shipping and should always be re-gapped prior to installation. This is sold as an individual unit. Be sure to wear gloves for hand protection when replacing spark plugs and performing other maintenance.

The spark plug is a standard engine part that is found on all internal combustion engines. The spark plug is part of the ignition system and works along with the ignition module to generate and transmit the spark back to the engine that allows the engine to fire and engage. Spark plugs are known to go bad over time and with regular use. Replacing them is generally considered a part of routine maintenance. Of course, spark plugs can also go bad periodically and require replacement outside of the maintenance schedule. It may be good to keep more than one on hand. This genuine OEM spark plug replacement can be used on a number of outdoor power equipment engines. The plug is designed to operate at higher temperatures and offers better heat insulation than standard plugs, along with a triple gasket sealing method that reduces gas leakage. This item is sold as an individual unit. To replace the spark plug, a specialty wrench or 5/8 socket will be required. The engine should be cooled before beginning repairs and hands should be protected with gloves at all times when doing engine work. It is also a good idea to inspect other components when replacing the spark plug to ensure everything is in good condition.

This Champion spark plug supplies the electric current that ignites an air-fuel mixture, which produces the explosion that makes an engine generate power. It is designed and engineered for increased conductivity and heat control. It consists of a threaded metal shell that is electrically isolated from a central copper electrode by a porcelain insulator. Tools that don't start or become more difficult than usual to start may have a dirty or fouled spark plug that already needs to be replaced. A fouled spark plug is a part with a burnt or damaged tip. A popping or sputtering engine is another sign that spark plug replacement is needed. It is quick and easy to do. Thread this replacement part into the spark plug hole until it can no longer be turned by hand, then use a torque wrench to tighten it to the specification indicated in the tool’s service manual. This replacement spark plug works with outdoor power tools and equipment, including chainsaws, edgers, hedge trimmers, string trimmers, leaf blowers, and pole pruners. It is compatible with specific products from Briggs & Stratton, Craftsman, Husqvarna, Paramount, Poulan, Poulan Pro, and Weed Eater. It is a high-quality OEM replacement part sourced directly from the manufacturer and comes as an individual unit.

This Champion spark plug ignites the air-fuel mixture in the engine so it can generate power. It is composed of a threaded metal shell that is electrically isolated from a central copper electrode by a porcelain insulator. This configuration is designed for increased conductivity and heat control. Spark plugs become dirty and wear out over time. They can also become fouled, which occurs when their tips get burnt or damaged. This is often the case when tools won't start or become more difficult than usual to start. The spark plug will need to be replaced in these cases, which is quick and easy to do. Thread the replacement part into the spark plug hole until it can no longer be turned using fingers, then use a torque wrench to tighten it to the specification indicated in the service manual. This is a genuine OEM replacement spark plug that can be used on specific models of chainsaws, edgers, hedge trimmers, and other outdoor power equipment from brands like Briggs & Stratton, Craftsman, Husqvarna, Paramount, Poulan, Poulan Pro, and Weed Eater. It comes as an individual unit.

The Champion spark plug powers the engine by igniting a mixture of fuel and air in the cylinder. Occasionally, a spark plug will need gapping to work efficiently. When a spark plug is burnt out or damaged, the engine will either not start or run rough. The engine may also stall out just after starting. First, change the air filter and clean the carburetor, and if the engine is still experiencing problems, then it might be time to replace the spark plug. The replacement of this genuine OEM Champion spark plug is easy and will not take much time. The Champion spark plug is compatible with lawnmowers, small engines, snowblowers, string trimmers, leaf blowers, edgers, hedge trimmers, and chainsaws manufactured by Ariens, Cub Cadet, Craftsman, Husqvarna, Kawasaki, Lawn-Boy, Paramount, Poulan, Poulan Pro, Tecumseh, Toro, Turf King, and Weed Eater brands. Sold individually.

Connected to small engines to provide power, this spark plug ignites fuel and air inside of a combustion chamber, which drives a piston down and makes the engine start. This spark plug is designed to have superior corrosion resistance, dependable performance, and is resistant to fouling. It has a high level of heat control and conductivity for excellent overall wear. Inspecting the spark plug is something that should be done after every 10 or 15 hours of use. Brown deposits may be present and there should be a gap between the electrodes of about 0.02 inches. A thick black deposit might mean that the air and oil mixture is too rich, while a large gap indicates a thin mixture. If oil is seen on the plug, this might mean there is an oil leak. Test the spark plug if your engine is stalling to determine whether it needs to be replaced. This is an individual OEM product provided directly from the manufacturer. The Champion spark plug can be used in various tools, including chainsaws, tillers, leaf blowers, pole pruners, and string trimmers by Green Machine, Toro, Homelite, and Ryobi.

The spark plug goes onto the cylinder head of an engine and sparks to ignite a mixture of fuel and air. It connects to an ignition coil that generates the energy needed to spark the fuel and cause engine combustion. Without a spark plug, the engine won't start. The most common symptom of a bad spark plug is an engine that doesn't start the way it should. It might take extra pulls to start or it may not start at all. Sometimes the spark from the plug is too weak to ignite the fuel so the engine floods. Removing the spark plug and looking at it can determine whether it should be replaced. It should have a flat top with no chips or cracks. If the spark plug is dirty, a good cleaning may be attempted before replacement. This is a genuine OEM component directly from the manufacturer, and it is sold individually. It's designed for use on tillers, leaf blowers, and string trimmers from Cub Cadet, MTD, and Craftsman, among others.