This recoil starter assembly is supplied by the original manufacturer for use in tillers. It includes a plastic starter housing, metal mounting plate, starter pulley with recoil springs, grip handle, pull rope, and fasteners. When the starter rope/cord is pulled, the crankshaft rotates, and this begins the combustion process that allows t...Read morehe engine to run. If the starter assembly is not engaging or you have difficulties with pulling and retracting the rope rope, the most likely causes are a worn-down rope, damaged housing, or broken recoil spring. Loosen and remove the fasteners that hold the assembly to the engine. Pull off the assembly and position the new one in its place. Secure the assembly to the engine and test your equipment by pulling the rope to check that it can engage and start the equipment.
This OEM plastic throttle trigger and rubber-insulated cable in your lawn equipment control the fuel and air flow to the engine, determining its speed and power. They are typically located on the handle, with the cable connecting to the carburetor. If these parts are broken, you will notice an unresponsive trigger, fixed engine speed rega...Read morerdless of trigger position, or difficulty starting or stopping the engine. To remove the throttle trigger and cable, consult your user manual for specific instructions. Remember to turn off and cool down the machine, disconnect the spark plug wire, and use a screwdriver to remove any fasteners on the trigger. Trace the cable from the trigger to the carburetor and release any clamps or clips holding the cable in place. Finally, pull the throttle trigger away from the handle and remove the cable from its housing. Please keep in mind that this trigger and cable set does not come with the housing or other components.
This is an authentic part which is sourced directly from the original equipment manufacturer. The recoil starter is commonly utilized on a variety of lawn and garden equipment. This is a complete assembly which includes all the components of the recoil starter mechanism as well as the hardware to secure it. To ensure the proper repair pro...Read morecedure, check the appropriate diagrams for your model. A screwdriver will be needed to replace these components. Note, this high-quality recoil starter is sold as an individual item.
This item is an authentic OEM sourced part that is intended to be used with cultivators from Southland and Powermate. This item includes the fuel pick and return lines, the grommet, and the fuel filter. This part kit is sold complete including all the items that are photographed, but it is priced as a single item.
This drag stake, also known as a drag bar or drag shoe, is a genuine OEM replacement part used in tillers and cultivators. It is a metal bar with a pointed end, measuring 7 3/4 inches in length and 1 inch in width. The drag stake is responsible for helping to control the depth and direction of the machinery during use. It digs into the gr...Read moreound and provides resistance when the equipment is moving forward, which allows the tines/blades to effectively penetrate the soil. The drag stake can fail due to excessive wear, mechanical damage, or improper installation. A faulty drag stake will result in erratic and unstable movement, overspeeding, and inadequate weed and debris removal. Remove the fasteners that secure the drag stake to the equipment and slide it off. Slide out the old drag stake: Once the retaining hardware is removed, slide out the old drag stake from its mounting point. Align the new stake with the attachment points and reinstall the fasteners to secure it in place.
This item is an original part from Powermate and Southland for use in cultivators. The screw knob attaches to the air filter cover. You may need a set of pliers when replacing this part. Over time this item may break or become stripped and will need to be replaced. It is made of metal and plastic and is sold individually.
This is a manufacturer authorized replacement part designed for use with cultivators. The purpose of a carburetor is to mix air and gas before the fuel mix goes to the engine. If the engine won't start and the tank is full of fresh fuel, test the carburetor by removing the air filter and pouring about a teaspoon of fuel into the carburet...Read moreor. Pull the starter rope. If the engine starts and then quickly dies, the carburetor is likely the problem. This assembly includes a metal body carburetor with a rubber primer bulb. When replacing carburetor it is advised that you also replace carburetor gaskets to ensure proper air tight seal for optimum performance. You will need a screwdriver to perform this repair.
This is an original replacement part sourced directly from the manufacturer. The starter assembly pawl is found in cultivators from Southland and Powermate. This part is made of metal, and is used in securing the starter assembly. You may require a screwdriver and wrench when replacing this item. The starter assembly pawl is sold as an individual replacement part.
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Bill - For model number PCV43
April 28, 2023
Need fuel primer bulb.
Hello Bill, thank you for your inquiry. The Primer Bulb for your model is part number PS16723209. We hope this information helps!
I have a part #A200696 is that the same as #A200783
Hello Edward, thank you for your inquiry. No, they are not the same. The correct one for model PCV43 is A200783. If you need help placing an order, customer service is open 7 days a week. Please feel free to give us a call. We look forward to hearing from you.
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Fuel tank cracked from winter cold, created a large hole.
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Rogers from SAN ANTONIO, TX
Very Easy
15 - 30 mins
It was as simple as removing four (4) hex screws holding the gas tank to the tiller frame. Once the tank was removed, took a screwdriver to pry the fuel line from the old tank (being careful not to damage the rubber seals). Place fuel line (there is another short line attached to it), I call it a breather line.Once in, attach fuel tank to
... Read more tiller frame. Prime and start. This is super easy.
TIP: When placing the lines in the new tank, ensure you have the small and the large line in the same position as it came off the old tank, as the small must marry up with the small line and the larger one with the larger one.
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Pull rope broke and starter cup spring lost
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Keith from MAGNOLIA, TX
Really Easy
Less than 15 mins
Pliers, Screw drivers, Socket set
I follow a guy on YouTube alot of good videos on how to replace.