Tiller Tool

The flywheel puller engages the flywheel when the starter rope is pulled. The rope will retract, causing the starter pulley to engage, which then triggers the flywheel puller, allowing the flywheel to move and the engine to fire. If the engine is seized up or the flywheel will no longer spin, the puller may need to be replaced. This OEM flywheel puller is designed to fit various models of Briggs & Stratton engines on lawn and garden equipment. It will fit lawnmowers, leaf blowers, tillers, pressure washers, generators, and chippers that require this specific part, including those made by Toro, MTD, Murray, Cub Cadet, Lawn-Boy, and Simplicity. This part includes the puller and the nuts and bolts to secure the part. This flywheel puller is made of durable metal and sold individually.

This spark plug wrench, manufactured by Briggs & Stratton, can be used to remove spark plugs not only from every Briggs & Stratton small engine but also from every engine that uses either the 5/8 inch or the 13/16 inch spark plug. A spark plug wrench is a unique tool that does its particular job well. Most other wrenches are not deep enough to slide around and grip a spark plug, or they are too thick to go down into the top of the cylinder alongside the plug. Plug wrenches are often included with the purchase of an item using a Briggs & Stratton engine. While the wrenches last for decades, they are sometimes lost, in which case you'll want to replace them with a genuine OEM part such as this. This particular sparkplug wrench has set itself apart because of its dependability and popularity. This is an OEM part, and it is sold individually.

A spark plug wrench is a universal tool needed by anyone who is going to mow lawns on a consistent basis because spark plugs should be replaced at least annually. This is not only to maintain good working compression in the mower but to keep optimum fuel/air mixing in the carburetor. Mowers work more efficiently and last longer with good spark plugs. There are several warning signs to watch for in order to determine whether or not it's time to replace a spark plug. Difficulty in starting the engine or loss of power without the motor completely dying are two signs that a plug needs to be replaced. After it has been determined that a plug is bad and needs to be replaced, it's wise to look at the bottom of the plug where it sits in the cylinder to see what wear there might be. Watch for oil or gasoline deposits, as these signal serious problems. A burnt electrode or one that is fouled with carbon may indicate carburetor issues that need to be addressed as well. This plug wrench fits both 3/4 and 13/16 sized plugs and is OEM certified as a genuine replacement part. This part will work with lawn mowers, snowblowers, tillers, pressure washers, leaf blowers, edgers, generators, wood chippers, and other small engine lawn equipment made by Briggs & Stratton, Craftsman, Toro, Murray, Wheel Horse, Lawn Boy, and Simplicity.