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Your Hedge Trimmer Model Number Could Be
  • On the side of the motor housing
  • On the front under the handlebar
  • On the gearbox

Sample Model Number Tag

The model number will most likely appear on either a paper sticker or a metal plate.

Model numbers can be made up of numbers, letters, or a combination of both such as "1005400" or "LAT100AAE".

They may also include the brand name or a year of production such as "16400 3900001-3999999 – 1993" or "2150LE-PREDATOR TYPE 1".

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Popular Hedge Trimmer Models

We Have 65 Models. Need help finding your model number?

 

51932
(S/N230000001-Up)
Straight Shaft Trimmer
HT17
(UT-18007)
Hedge Trimmer
HT17
(UT-18007-A)
Hedge Trimmer
HT17
(UT-18007-B)
Hedge Trimmer
HT17
(UT-18007-C)
Hedge Trimmer
HT17
(UT-18007-D)
Hedge Trimmer
HT17I
Homelite Hedge Trimmer Model HT17I Parts
HT19
(UT-18023)
Hedge Trimmer
HT19
(UT-18023-A)
Hedge Trimmer
HT19
(UT-18023-B)
Hedge Trimmer
HT19I
Homelite Hedge Trimmer Model HT19I Parts
HT21I
Homelite Hedge Trimmer Model HT21I Parts
HX16
Homelite Hedge Trimmer Model HX16 Parts
HX22
Homelite Hedge Trimmer Model HX22 Parts
P2601
Hedge Trimmer
S20600
Homelite Hedge Trimmer Model S20600 Parts
UT-18007
Homelite Hedge Trimmer Model UT-18007 (UT18007, UT 18007) Parts
UT-18007-A
Homelite Hedge Trimmer Model UT-18007-A (UT18007A, UT 18007 A) Parts
UT-18007-B
Homelite Hedge Trimmer Model UT-18007-B (UT18007B, UT 18007 B) Parts
UT-18007-C
Homelite Hedge Trimmer Model UT-18007-C (UT18007C, UT 18007 C) Parts
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Popular Homelite Hedge Trimmer Parts

Carburetor Gasket
$1.99
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Rope - Starter
$3.99
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Hanger Cap
$1.99
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Clamp- Wire
$3.99
In Stock
Spark Plug
$7.82
In Stock
This spark plug is used for lawn and garden equipment engines, such as trimmers, hedge trimmers, leaf blowers, cultivators, edgers, tillers and power brooms. The spark plug delivers electric current from an ignition system to an internal combustion engine, basically igniting the fuel in the engine. With use, spark plugs can become dirty and fouled, if this is the case then replace your spark plug to solve this issue. Repair tip: you will need to gap your spark plug. Follow instructions in the manual provided by the manufacturer for further guidance.
Spring & Container
$4.28
In Stock
This spring or container fits gardening tools such as a trimmer. The spring works to recoil a starter rope. If your spring has been worn out, it can lose tension and even break. If the spring breaks, the starter rope will not retract. To prevent this, it is best to replace the spring. The tools needed for this repair are: T25 Torx bit, spark plug wrench, clutch tool, and rope. For installation instructions refer to the diagram provided by the manufacturer.
Screw (ST-155)
$2.99
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Carburetor Gasket
$7.82
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Intake Gasket
$3.99
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Fuel Tank and Cap Assembly
$24.81
In Stock
Bumper
$1.99
In Stock
This bumper fits various gardening tools and is sold individually. The bumper secures the fuel tank and minimizes movement of tank. For installation instructions, refer to the manual provided by the manufacturer.
Exact Mix(Tm) Oil - 2.6 Oz. (50:1)
$1.99
In Stock

Hedge Trimmer Repair By Symptom

50% Cutters will not stop turning
50% of Customers Reported
When your hedge trimmer blades will not stop turning, there may be an issue with the carburetor or clutch. Make sure both are functioning properly with our repair help.
50% Engine runs but cutters do not turn
50% of Customers Reported
If the hedge trimmer engine runs but the blades will not function, it may be due to a problem with the clutch, gearbox, or the blades themselves. Find out where to look here.
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