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Fuel Bowl O-Ring – Part Number: 951-11589A
$10.83
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Fuel Bowl O-Ring
Part #951-11589A
This high-quality fuel bowl O-ring is a genuine replacement part supplied by the original equipment manufacturer for use with lawn and garden equipment. It is designed to create an airtight seal for the fuel bowl, helping to prevent leaks and maintain proper engine performance. Over time, the O-ring may shrink, crack, or degrade, requiring replacement to ensure continued reliability. Made from durable rubber, this part is sold individually and includes one O-ring per order.
Key-ignition Switc – Part Number: 951-10630
$9.32
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Key-ignition Switc
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Part #951-10630
This key a genuine manufacturer-sourced replacement part for use with outdoor equipment. They key is inserted into the ignition to power on the equipment. It is made of durable plastic and is approximately 1 inch wide and 2.25 inches long. You will need a replacement key if yours is broken or lost. Each key is sold individually.
Fuel Tank – Part Number: 951-10653B
$101.34
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Fuel Tank
Part #951-10653B
This fuel tank assembly is a genuine replacement part supplied straight from the manufacturer. It is commonly used in snowblowers. This tank is designed to contain the fuel needed to power the machine. It should be replaced if it is damaged or begins to leak. Before replacing this part, first be sure to empty the fuel tank.
Snow Blower Nipple Fuel Tank – Part Number: 951-10651
$25.04
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Snow Blower Nipple Fuel Tank
Part #951-10651
The fuel tank nipple, also referred to as a fitting, connects the fuel tank of your lawn equipment to its engine fuel line, allowing fuel to reach the engine. If you observe fuel leaks or a loose connection, the nipple may be damaged and requires replacement. When removing the old fuel tank nipple, ensure the tank is empty and the engine is turned off. Use a wrench or pliers to detach the nipple. This high-quality OEM replacement part is sold individually.
Carburetor Gasket Plate – Part Number: 751P11897B
$6.40
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Carburetor Gasket Plate
Part #751P11897B
This genuine carburetor gasket plate is an original replacement part sourced directly from the manufacturer for use in snowblowers by MTD, Yard Machines, Troy-Bilt, Yard Man, and Cub Cadet. Positioned between the carburetor and the choke control bracket, this component is essential for creating a secure, airtight seal that ensures proper engine performance. Made from a thin, durable material, the gasket plate may require replacement if it becomes damaged or worn. This item is sold individually and may require a socket set and pliers for installation. For best results, consult your equipment’s service manual and perform the repair with the engine off and cool.
Bracket - Choke Co – Part Number: 951-11112
$36.50
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Bracket - Choke Co
Part #951-11112
A choke control bracket is designed to mount a choke lever/knob, allowing you to open or close the choke whenever necessary. This bracket is designed for use with snowblowers and is made of high-quality metal and features a built-in choke lever and connects to a push rod which actuates the choke on the carburetor. If you find that you have little-to-no control over the choke, or that the choke engages and/or disengages at random, this bracket may be damaged or worn and need to be replaced. To replace this bracket, you will need a screwdriver and wrench to access the inside of the carburetor housing, disconnect and replace the bracket, and reassemble the entire housing. This bracket is sold as an individual and is a genuine OEM part.
Snow Blower Choke Push Rod – Part Number: 951-10640
$16.00
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Snow Blower Choke Push Rod
Part #951-10640
This part is an OEM from MTD for use with Snow Blowers and Engines. The Choke push rod connects the choke thermostat lever to the carburetor choke plate lever to control airflow through the carburetor during engine start-up. The most common reason for replacing the choke link is if the engine will not run smoothly or will not start at all. This part is sold individually. The tools that you will need to replace the choke push rod is a 5/16 inch socket or nut driver.
Snow Blower Key Switch – Part Number: 951-10637
$20.39
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Snow Blower Key Switch
Part #951-10637
Snow Blower Recoil Starter Assembly – Part Number: 951-14151
$109.07
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Snow Blower Recoil Starter Assembly
Part #951-14151
A frayed pull cord, loose handle, or rope that stays extended can make a small engine hard to start. A complete recoil starter replaces the housing, pulley, spring, rope, and grip as one unit. First check that the engine turns freely and that the starter cup is not bent or worn. Match the assembly to the full engine model, type, and code. Remove the spark plug wire and allow hot parts to cool before service. Install every fastener securely, keep the rope clear of sharp edges, and test the rewind action slowly before starting the machine.
Snow Blower Primer Bulb – Part Number: 951-11824
$17.48
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Snow Blower Primer Bulb
Part #951-11824
Snow Blower Fuel Drain Plug – Part Number: 710-04938
$6.55
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Snow Blower Fuel Drain Plug
Part #710-04938
Fuel Drain Bolt – Part Number: 710-04945
$6.55
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Fuel Drain Bolt
Part #710-04945
This mounting bolt seals the fuel system and keeps the fuel bolt securely attached to the carburetor in a variety of gas-powered outdoor equipment. It is a genuine OEM part made of metal with dimensions of 0.25-20 x 0.875 inches. If you notice that the bolt is corroded or rusted, it will need to be replaced. A faulty or loose mounting bolt may cause fuel to leak, make it difficult to start or run your equipment engine, and may allow contaminants to enter the engine. The bolt is easy to install using a wrench or socket. Be careful not to overtighten the bolt as this may damage the fuel bowl. Each item is sold individually.
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