Yard Machines Trimmer

Complete fuel tank assembly for gas line trimmers. Includes molded tank, gas cap, primer leads, fuel lines with filter, and mounting screws. Replace cracked, leaking, or damaged fuel tanks.

Replace your cracked or leaking gas line trimmer fuel tank assembly. Includes tank, fuel cap, and fuel lines. Direct replacement for worn or damaged units.

Replacement carburetor for tillers and gas trimmers. Mixes fuel and air for combustion. Replace if cracked, leaking, or causing poor fuel economy.

Primer bulb and hose assembly adds fuel to the carburetor for easier starting. Replace if bulb stays hard, won't create suction, or cracks. Verify fit.

Fuel return line hose routes excess fuel from the carburetor back to the tank. Replace if cracked, brittle, leaking, or damaged to prevent fuel loss.

A carburetor gasket is a thin rubber material that provides a seal between two parts. Its primary purpose is to prevent fuel and air leaks. This gasket is installed between the air cleaner and the carburetor. Over time, it can crack and tear due to heat and fuel exposure. When this happens, the carburetor may produce the wrong combustible mixture for the engine. In return, the engine may experience rough idling and flooding. A carburetor gasket replacement is necessary. MTD makes this carburetor gasket replacement. It is manufactured to fit string trimmer, leaf blower and tiller made by MTD, Bolens, Troy-Bilt, and Craftsman. This brand-new carburetor gasket is sold individually. A fully assembled carburetor and O-ring are sold separately.

Fuel line assembly transports gas from tank to carburetor on tillers and outdoor power equipment. Replace if cracked, brittle, or leaking. Verify fit.

These O rings are replacement parts intended for use in a number of gasoline-powered lawn trimmers. The O rings serve as gaskets and are placed at the entry and exit points in the carburetors where gasoline and air are mixed and the expansion powers the trimmer. Though constructed of durable material, periodically the flow of the air/fuel mix or the rush of expanding air will cause damage to occur to the O rings so they become less resilient and the carburetor functions less efficiently. In these cases, users often decide to replace not just the element of the carburetor but the O rings as well. Users may notice problems with the carburetor when they cannot get an adequate adjustment, allowing the trimmer to function smoothly. They may also have trouble getting the trimmers to start at all or run without smoking. To replace the O rings, remove the air filter cover and carburetor. Once the carburetor has been cleaned, and the gasket and filter replaced, add a fresh mix of 40:1 fuel. The trimmer should start immediately. These OEM certified O rings are compatible with Bolens, Troy-Bilt, Yard Machines, and Craftsmen trimmers.

Engine won't start or runs rough? This spark plug creates the ignition spark for your tiller. Simple DIY fix when the electrode wears down over time.

Secures the spool to your trimmer head and releases line when tapped. Replace if cracked, broken, worn, or won't hold the spool properly anymore.

Replacement fuel tank assembly for tillers, edgers, and trimmers. Includes attached fuel line. Replace your cracked, leaking, or damaged tank reservoir.

Foam air filter prevents debris from entering your engine. Replace if dirty, clogged, or causing black smoke and high fuel consumption. Verify fit.

Throttle cable assembly for gas line trimmers. Connects carburetor to control lever. Replace if cable is stretched, frayed, kinked, or broken from use.

Lower flexible drive shaft for line trimmer attachments. Mounts inside the lower boom housing to drive the trimmer head. Replace when worn round or cracked.

Blocks debris and dirt from entering the trimmer carburetor and engine. Replace at least once per season or more often in dusty conditions.

Protects the air filter on string trimmers from debris and weather exposure. Replace if cracked, broken, or missing to keep filter functioning properly.