This foam air cleaner element helps to keep dirt and debris out of the engine in your lawn equipment. It is sometimes called an air filter element, cartridge, or insert. You can find it near the engine in a housing that lets air into the combustion chamber, where it gets mixed with fuel. This fuel-air mixture produces energy that powers t...Read morehe engine when it is ignited by the spark plug. If the element gets dirty or clogged, you will need to replace it. If you do not replace it, you may notice black smoke coming out of your machine. Your engine will work poorly and might use more gas than it should. To remove your element, refer to your user manual for instructions, as the steps may vary from one model to another. Generally, you need to locate the element housing and remove the screws or clips that hold its cover in place. You can then carefully remove the element from inside. This genuine OEM replacement part is sold individually.
This is a genuine item that is supplied directly from the original equipment manufacturer for use with lawn and garden equipment. It is an identical replacement for a missing or a faulty bolt that was installed on a new unit, please make sure to refer to the appropriate diagrams of your model for the correct location and application of th...Read moreis hardware. Keep in mind this high-quality component is made of durable metal and is sold individually.
This housing is what directly connects the rest of the air filter housing to the equipment. This genuine OEM part is made of high-quality plastic and is compatible with several different models of edgers, but the hardware to fasten this housing to your equipment is sold separately. If there are any cracks or the fit and seal for the air f...Read moreilter housing is not tight enough, the housing will need to be replaced because it seals dust, dirt, and debris from entering your equipment, ensuring better health and performance. The cleaner your air filter, the better and longer your equipment will run and stay running, without need for costlier repairs. This housing is typically fastened to the side of the engine but consult with the user manual for your model for the appropriate installation location.
This is a genuine OEM replacement part specifically designed for lawn edgers. The belt, made of rubber, has a length of 56 inches and a width of 1/2 inch. Note that your previous belt may appear longer than this due to stretching and wear over time. Its primary function is to connect the motor to the blade, enabling the blade to spin and ...Read moreefficiently cut grass. If you notice signs of fraying, tearing, or hear squeaking and grinding noises while operating the edger, it indicates that the belt is no longer functioning as it should and should be replaced. When removing the damaged belt, take note of how it is threaded around the pulleys to ensure that you install it the correct way. The belt is crucial to the performance of the edger; therefore, it is important to regularly inspect the belt and replace it when necessary.
This spark plug is an authentic Craftsman replacement part, and is compatible with chainsaws. The spark plug produces a spark that ignites the fuel in the engine. A socket wrench will be needed to install or replace the spark plug. This part is made of ceramic with metal and is sold individually.
This OEM-approved air cleaner gasket creates a seal between the air cleaner housing and the carburetor in your lawn and garden equipment. It makes sure that only clean air enters the engine for combustion. Over time, the gasket wears out. It may appear cracked, flattened, or distorted. You need to replace a damaged gasket. Otherwise, air ...Read moreleaks can happen, and debris and contaminants can enter the engine. This leads to reduced engine efficiency, rough running, and even engine stalling. If you are replacing your gasket, remove the spark plug first. You then need to access the air cleaner housing by removing its cover with a screwdriver. You can then peel off the gasket from the housing. This replacement part is sold individually.
It is a genuine item that is supplied by the original equipment manufacturer for use with lawn edgers. This is an identical replacement for a missing or a faulty hose that is utilized to deliver the fuel. Please make sure to refer to the appropriate diagrams of your model for the correct location and application of this component. Keep in...Read more mind this high-quality part is made of durable rubber and is sold individually. Note, the #A100624 Clamp, Fuel Line is sold separately.
This fuel tank is an authentic replacement part sourced directly from the original equipment manufacturer. It is compatible with a variety of models and brands of lawn edgers. This tank is designed to contain the fuel needed to power the machinery. It should be replaced if it is damaged or there is rust inside. To replace it, you must emp...Read morety the fuel from the tank. Remove the fuel line by undoing the bolts securing it using a socket set. Install the tank and secure the fuel line again. NOTE: The fuel cap, part number A100622 only fits the older version of the tank, part number A100783. Part number A202712 fuel cap will fit this newer tank.
This sustain board is used to keep the filter in the correct position within the air filter housing for a variety of different edgers. Made of plastic and sold as an individual part, this sustain board also serves the purpose of creating a better seal within the housing. Before replacing this sustain board, check to ensure the filter is c...Read morelean and not clogged, and that the rest of the housing is intact. To replace the sustain board, simply unscrew, disconnect and remove the cover for the housing, the air filter, and the old sustain board, before installing the new board, the filter, and the cover.
This fuel tank cap is an authentic OEM replacement part sourced directly from manufacturers such as Powermate, Homelite, Southland, and Airstream. It is made for use with multiple models of lawn edgers. This fuel tank cap is made of plastic and sold individually. This cap prevents outside contaminants from entering the tank. It should be ...Read morereplaced if it is damaged or will no longer tighten. NOTE: This cap only fits the older version of the tank, part number A100783. It dose NOT fit the newer tank, part number A202711. Part number A202712 fuel cap will fit this newer tank.
This fuel line clamp is sourced from the original manufacturer for use in edgers. It is a metal clamping device with a diameter of approximately 1/3 of an inch, placed around the fuel line to keep it secured against the fuel tank/carburetor and prevent fuel from leaking. Over time the clamp can corrode, crack, or become loose. This issue ...Read moreshould be addressed promptly as a faulty clamp will cause fuel to leak, allow air to enter the fuel system leading to a lean fuel mixture, and allow contaminants to enter and clog the fuel system. To complete the replacement, use a pair of pliers to squeeze the clamp and slide it off the line. Place the new clamp on the fuel line and tighten it. Avoid over tightening as this will place excessive pressure on the fuel line.
This is an OEM part sourced directly from the manufacturer. The bolt is commonly found in lawn edgers from Powermate, Homelite, Southland, and Airstream. This part is made of metal, and is generally used to secure the starter assembly. Please be aware that there are different bolts used in the machine. Refer to the parts diagram to be...Read more sure of ordering the correct part. You will require a wrench when replacing this item. The bolt is available as an individual replacement part.
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edger will not run longer than 1 minute
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Manuel from SELMA, NC
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I replaced the carburetor, air filter, cleaned out the gas tan and replaced the fuel line and filter. As a last resort I replaced the gas cap and gas still will not flow from the gas tank to the carburetor. I have worked on engines of all sizes over the years and this one has me stumped.....by the way I am 71 years old:) If anyone has an
... Read moreidea please le me know.