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MT767J (41AD76JG977) MTD Trimmer - Overview

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Primer and Hose Assembly – Part Number: 791-683974B
$35.70
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Primer and Hose Assembly
Part #791-683974B
This manufacturer-certified primer and hose assembly includes the primer bulb, the primer bulb housing, and the fuel line. Any or all of the clear plastic parts in this assembly may experience wear and tear over time that cause fuel to leak due to cracking or blockages. If they are not functioning, these parts will fail in their function of supplying fuel from the tank to the carburetor. This is an easy repair, which can be made by identifying the location of the parts, between the fuel tank and the carburetor, and reinstalling them with no special tools required. When installing, make sure the fuel lines are tight to prevent leaks and fire hazards.
Line Trimmer Bump Feed Knob – Part Number: 791-181468B
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Line Trimmer Bump Feed Knob
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Part #791-181468B
This OEM bump head knob assembly, known simply as the bump head assembly sometimes, advances the line on your trimmer in the spool. Black in color, it is made of plastic and steel and is sold individually. Tap your trimmer on the ground to see if the cutting line advances to determine if there is a problem with this part. If it will no longer feed, it is likely that this part needs to be replaced. Most of our customers rated this repair as easy. You can attach your new part to the cutting head with no special tools required to complete the repair.
Asm:reel/.080 Lin – Part Number: 791-181460B
$42.60
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Asm:reel/.080 Lin
Part #791-181460B
This is a genuine OEM replacement part, it is sold individually. The propose of the Reel and Line Assembly is to dispense the cutting line for the trimmer models below. This is a dual line trimmer. The diameter of the line used in this reel is 0.080
Small Spring – Part Number: 791-181459
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Small Spring
Part #791-181459
Genuine OEM replacement part, this item is sold individually. The 791-181459 Spring is installed in the 753-04257 slider. When not activated this part will keep the cutting line from coming out of the spool. When the Bump Head Knob Assembly is hit on the ground the springs and slider will be forced up into the spool housing releasing the correct amount of cutting line. Most of the trimmers will use two of these springs.
Spark Plug – Part Number: 791-610311B
$20.32
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Spark Plug
Part #791-610311B
This Spark Plug is inserted into the cylinder head and is rated as "Easy" to install. The spark plug ignites the air fuel mixture inside the combustion chamber. If the part doesn't work, or is missing then the engine will not start and the spark plug must be replaced. This part should also be replaced annually as a part of proper engine maintenance. Tip: Gap to manufacturer's specs before installing.
Filter, Air Cleane – Part Number: 791-180350B
$14.19
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Filter, Air Cleane
Part #791-180350B
The manufacturer-certified Air Cleaner Filter is a grey foam filter used to prevent debris and dirt from entering the carburetor and engine, causing damage. Installation is rated as "Easy". This filter may become clogged and cause the engine to run rough due the restricted air flow, at which time the filter should be replaced. This filter is placed inside the air cleaner housing.
Screw, 8-32 X .312 P – Part Number: 791-182519
$7.83
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Screw, 8-32 X .312 P
Part #791-182519
This is a genuine anti-rotation screw from the Ryobi manufacturer. The metal screw is compatible with many lawn and garden trimmers. This item works to help secure the clutch cover assembly. This part is sold individually. A screwdriver is needed in making the repair.
FUEL LINE ASM – Part Number: 753-04233
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FUEL LINE ASM
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Part #753-04233
This is a Genuine OEM replacement part designed for Gas String Trimmers. The kit includes the fuel filter, supply fuel line, return line, and line connector. The purpose of these Fuel Lines is to to provide fuel into the carburetor. The filter is situated inside the fuel tank, with the fuel line extending through an existing hole in the fuel tank. It is then connected to the primer bulb which will purge the air out of the carburetor. By pressing the primmer bulb it will fill the carburetor with fuel, once it is full the excess fuel will be forced back into the tank through the fuel return line. Over time the fuel lines will deteriorate and become brittle so they would need to be replaced.
START ASM:S/A:PUL – Part Number: 753-04823
$19.63
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START ASM:S/A:PUL
Part #753-04823
This OEM Recoil Pulley Assembly includes Rope, Pulley and Inner Spring, and is a plastic kit which is rated "Medium" difficulty to install. Installation requires a screwdriver, pliers, socket set, and wrench set. This kit is used to house the starter rope. If damaged you might not be able to pull on the rope, it could become jammed. If broken, it should be replaced.
Slider – Part Number: 753-04257
$10.63
In Stock
Slider
Part #753-04257
Genuine OEM replacement part, this item is sold individually. The 753-04257 Slider is part of the cutting string release system for the Trimmers listed below. If your trimmer is not releasing the cutting line properly check this part for wear and all of the other parts associated with it.
E-Clip – Part Number: 791-181532
$6.91
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E-Clip
Part #791-181532
Gasket:crcase Cvr:ep – Part Number: 753-1208
$24.16
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Gasket:crcase Cvr:ep
Part #753-1208
This is an original part from Craftsman for use with Trimmers and Cultivators. The carburetor mount gasket seals the space between the carburetor mount and the engine. The most common reasons for replacing the carburetor mount gasket is if there is oil leaking from the crankcase, the crankcase gasket is missing or damaged or any time the crankcase cover is removed. This part is sold individually. The tools that you will need to replace the carburetor mount gasket is a receptacle for draining fuel, Phillip's / Torx drivers, long-nosed pliers and a razor blade.

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