Remington Starter

Fix a starter that won't pull freely or spin the flywheel fast enough. This metal-housed recoil starter assembly fits multiple MTD engine models.

Starter won't pull or engage flywheel? This recoil starter assembly houses the pull cord and spring to start your gas trimmer engine. DIY repair.

Starter rope pulls freely without engaging? This pawl assembly restores proper starter engagement with the flywheel on gas leaf blowers and trimmers.

Snow thrower won't start or cranks slowly? This electric starter restores reliable starting in cold weather. Moderately difficult repair for most DIYers.

Engine won't start or pull cord slips? This starter cup connects the recoil mechanism to start your engine. Simple bolt-on replacement part.

Starter rope won't retract or engine won't crank? This recoil starter assembly includes housing, spring, pulley, rope and grip. Moderate DIY repair.

Snow thrower won't start when you pull the cord? A broken or loose starter handle prevents engine starting. Easy 10-minute fix for most models.

Fixes snow thrower that won't start or has a broken pull cord. This recoil starter assembly restores manual starting function. Moderate DIY repair.

Starter rope won't retract after pulling? This recoil pulley and spring assembly fixes rope retraction issues on mowers and small engines. Direct fit.

Won't start or pull cord snapped? This recoil starter assembly engages the flywheel to start your mower, tiller, or chipper. Moderate DIY repair.

A starter handle is a piece that works in combination with several other components to start the engine in numerous machines, including lawn equipment. It works when the user pulls the starter handle grip, attached by a mechanism to the crankshaft. It turns to start the engine. If the starter handle breaks, it will have to be replaced in order to start the machine. Starter handles can become damaged from normal use, misuse, or after an accident.Replacing the starter handle is a simple project. After locating the mechanism it attaches to, typically a sturdy rope or cord, the starter handle should be tied securely to the end of the string. Wear gloves to protect the hands during the process. Test the strength of the attachment before trying to start the machine.This starter handle is a genuine OEM replacement part. It is sold as an individual piece. This starter handle is made of durable, high-quality material. It can be used in devices from MTD, Husky, Troy-Bilt, Yard Machines, and Yard-Man. It is compatible with various lawnmowers, log splitters, trimmers, and other devices with pull start engines.

This starter ignites the combustion engine for a compatible, small engine snowblower or chainsaw. When operating correctly, through slight force, the user is able to start the engine and associated components. Replacement becomes necessary if recoil abilities are diminished or if the engine won't start when the starter is engaged.This product is a durable metal and plastic component. Use over time or exposure to an outside environment can cause this part to crack or warp, decreasing the ability to start the machine. Replacement is simple and may require a screwdriver, nut driver, and pliers. Remove the screws from the blower housing to expose the recoil starter. Remove the old recoil starter, and replace with a compatible starter part. Refer to the owner's manual for any specific to model safety guidelines or instructions.This part is compatible with MTD, Craftsman, Cub Cadet model small engine snow blowers and chainsaws. It is also an OEM part sourced directly from the manufacturer, and it is sold individually.