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Fix engine surging or racing issues with this throttle spring. Closes the throttle valve to control fuel flow. Quick DIY fix for stuck throttles.
Usually ships within 4 - 14 days
Fix engine overheating issues with this cooling fan. Keeps your small engine running at proper temperature. Direct replacement part for reliable operation.
Engine runs too fast or won't maintain steady speed? This governor bracket controls engine RPM. Common repair for speed control issues on small engines.
Replacement fuel tank for snow throwers and gas snowblowers. Holds gasoline for engine operation. Replace if cracked, leaking, or damaged.
Oil fill plug assembly for small engines. Seals the oil fill opening to prevent leaks. Replace if cracked, stripped, or missing to maintain proper seal.
Seals the muffler connection on small engines to prevent exhaust leaks. Replace if you notice excessive noise or exhaust smell. Verify fit with your model.
Creates a leak-proof seal between the fuel drain plug and tank. Replace if you notice fuel leaking from the drain area. Verify fit with your model number.
Engine running rough or hard to start? A worn carburetor insulator allows air leaks that disrupt fuel mixture. Simple DIY fix restores smooth operation.
Fix oil leaks around your valve cover with this engine gasket. Creates a tight seal between cylinder head and cover. Simple DIY repair for small engines.
Fix rough idling and poor fuel mixture with a new carburetor insulator gasket. Prevents air leaks that affect engine performance. Simple DIY repair.
This carburetor insulator is a genuine MTD replacement part for appliances with small engines, such as lawn mowers, lawn tractors, lawn trimmers, snowblowers, chipper shredders, tillers, and leaf blowers. The function of a carburetor insulator in a small engine appliance is to maintain a lower temperature for a running engine and to keep that heat away from the carburetor, the purpose of which is to mix the air and fuel in order to start the engine. A functioning carburetor insulator will prevent the engine from overheating.A broken or non-functioning carburetor insulator will likely not prevent the engine from operating, but it might slow down its power or reduce its fuel economy due to compensation from overheating. An engine with a damaged carburetor insulator might take in more fuel than usual or allow in unmetered air. An unmetered air leak can cause damage to the engine in the short-term so if there appears to be visible damage to the carburetor insulator, it should be replaced as soon as possible.This carburetor insulator is compatible with the following brands: MTD, Cub Cadet, Yard Machines, and Craftsman.
Metal connecting rod assembly that links the crankshaft to the piston in small engines. Replace if rod is bent, cracked, or damaged from wear or impact.
It's best to have spare O-ring gaskets on hand to rebuild a carburetor when the need arises. Use this manufacturer-approved replacement part to complete the process. When outdoor power equipment shuts off just after starting or won't start altogether, there may be a problem with the carburetor. It could be a leak that causes compression problems keeping the machine's engine from starting. Gasoline may drip from the float bowl because of an O-ring that won't seal or seat evenly all around, or one that has become brittle over time. This is a genuine OEM part compatible with specific lawnmowers, snowblowers, wood chippers, log splitters, tillers, and other garden maintenance machines from Craftsman, MTD, Cub Cadet, MasterCut, Troy-Bilt, and Yard Machines. It is sold individually.
Carburetor gasket seals fuel and air mixture, preventing leaks. Replace when you notice fuel odors, poor performance, or during carburetor service.
Starter rope won't retract after pulling? This recoil pulley and spring assembly fixes rope retraction issues on mowers and small engines. Direct fit.
Fix engine valve noise or loss of compression with this valve spring retainer. Secures valve springs to control valvetrain operation. DIY-friendly repair.
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