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Plug-rubber

$18.74

Fix Number: FIX9204571
Manufacturer Part Number: IM-198113730

Cap-fuel Tank

$17.34

Fix Number: FIX9204012
Manufacturer Part Number: IM-160033201

This is a genuine replacement part designed for use with gas powered handheld trimmers/clippers and blowers. It is supplied directly from original equipment manufacturer. It is specially designed to keep the fuel/oil in the tank. This fuel cap is made out of plastic and it is sold individually.

Wire Comp. Throttl

$38.30

Fix Number: FIX9207218
Manufacturer Part Number: IM-125504790

Cap Case

$14.04

Fix Number: FIX9209768
Manufacturer Part Number: IM-135713450

Rubber

$35.76

Fix Number: FIX9205581
Manufacturer Part Number: IM-198113900

This is an authentic manufacturer made replacement part which is specially designed for use with MTD, Troy-Bilt, and Cub Cadet blowers. The primer bulb circulates fuel to the carburetor to provide quicker starting. This part is made of plastic and is sold individually. For this repair, you will need a screwdriver and a pair of needle nose pliers to aid you.

Filter-fuel

$24.85

Fix Number: FIX9205441
Manufacturer Part Number: IM-130303290

This is a genuine manufacturer-sourced replacement part and is utilized in various Troy-Built, MTD and Cub Cadet outdoor equipment. The fuel filter sits inside of the fuel tank and prevents dirt and other contaminants from entering the carburetor. This part is a high-quality component and is sold one filter per order.

Insulator

$10.54

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Fix Number: FIX9136661
Manufacturer Part Number: 791-181851

This authentic OEM insulator is located in the pinion gear of your handheld lawn and garden equipment in the blade housing. It acts as a protective barrier, preventing heat transfer and electrical conductivity between various components. To determine if the insulator requires replacement, keep an eye out for significant wear or any signs of abnormal heat buildup while operating your machine. To remove the insulator, consult your user manual for specific instructions on locating and accessing the insulator. Typically, the process involves unthreading the screws on the blade housing to disassemble it and carefully prying the insulator from the pinion gear. Once the new insulator is installed, reassemble your machine by following the steps in reverse order.

Installation Instructions

John from SPRING BRANCH, TX

Saw blade would not move

Remove 9 Philip’s head screws, pry plastic gear and blade housing apart….remove/ replace plastic insulator….reassemble housing and screws Read more...