Yard Machines Tiller Parts

Primer bulb and hose assembly adds fuel to the carburetor for easier starting. Replace if bulb stays hard, won't create suction, or cracks. Verify fit.

Engine won't start or runs rough? This spark plug creates the ignition spark for your tiller. Simple DIY fix when the electrode wears down over time.

Cogged rubber belt that rotates the augers in your snowblower. Replace when stretched, cracked, or slipping. Verify fit with your model number.

Forward control cable for rear-tine tillers. Connects the bail arm to the transmission for forward movement. Replace if cable is frayed, loose, or broken.

Seals the gear housing on rear-tine tillers to prevent oil leaks and contamination. Replace if cracked, brittle, or leaking. Verify fit with your model.

Left hand inner tines assembly for tillers. Installs next to outer tines on the left side. Replace if tines are worn, bent, or broken from soil cultivation work.

Outer tine assembly for tillers, left-hand configuration. Installs on tine shaft for soil cultivation. Replace if bent, cracked, or worn from impact.

Tines won't engage when you pull the trigger? This clutch cable connects the control handle to the tine engagement system on front and rear-tine tillers.

If your tiller won't engage or drive properly, the flex shaft may be damaged. This drive shaft connects the engine to the gearbox for power transfer.

Foam handle grip for lawn mowers and tillers. Replaces worn, torn, or missing grips on control handles. Provides cushioned comfort and secure hold.

Secures pins and shafts on lawn tractors and riding mowers. Replace if bent, missing, or worn. Bow-tie design inserts through pre-drilled holes.

Flange lock nut secures components on mowers and outdoor power equipment. Replace if stripped, corroded, or missing to restore proper fastening.

Replacement carburetor for tillers and gas trimmers. Mixes fuel and air for combustion. Replace if cracked, leaking, or causing poor fuel economy.

A carburetor gasket is a thin rubber material that provides a seal between two parts. Its primary purpose is to prevent fuel and air leaks. This gasket is installed between the air cleaner and the carburetor. Over time, it can crack and tear due to heat and fuel exposure. When this happens, the carburetor may produce the wrong combustible mixture for the engine. In return, the engine may experience rough idling and flooding. A carburetor gasket replacement is necessary. MTD makes this carburetor gasket replacement. It is manufactured to fit string trimmer, leaf blower and tiller made by MTD, Bolens, Troy-Bilt, and Craftsman. This brand-new carburetor gasket is sold individually. A fully assembled carburetor and O-ring are sold separately.

This is a flanged lock nut. It’s designed to apply tension, typically on a joint that needs to have a certain amount of flex. As such, it’s mostly used on snowblower chutes and lawnmower handles. They can remain in place, but with a forgiving connection that can take a beating. The nut size is 3/8, with a thread size of 16. A lock nut will generally last for many years. However, the silicone ring inside will wear down if it’s frequently tightened and loosened. It needs to be replaced when it will no longer reliably remain in place. Generally, this begins as a symptom of slight slippage and worsens as time goes on. Thankfully, whether it’s being used on a snowblower or a lawnmower, this nut is generally straightforward to access. Simply unscrew the old nut, then screw the new nut on until it’s nice and tight. Our flanged lock nuts are genuine OEM MTD nuts, and they are sold individually.

A flange lock nut, also known as a flange lock or a lock nut, is created to be used in various types of lawn and garden equipment. This flange lock nut holds other parts in place and, when properly threaded, will resist loosening. Over time, a flange lock nut may begin to weaken and may become loose or break. If it appears to be broken or weak, a replacement is required. Flange locks can be adjusted and uninstalled after use. When replacement is required, you may need a socket set, screwdriver, hacksaw, and butane torch. The socket wrench will loosen the bolt it is connected to, while the torch is used to heat the lock nut. A socket wrench may remove the nut, but sometimes cutting it with a hacksaw is required. This flange lock nut is a genuine OEM component directly from the manufacturer and comes in an individual unit. It is made of metal, a gold color, and can be found in various areas of lawn equipment. It works with lawnmowers, trimmers, snowblowers, cultivators, tillers, and leaf blowers by Poulan, MTD, Toro, Cub Cadet, Murray, Troy-Bilt, Bolens, Yard Machines, Craftsman, and Yard-Man.