4-cycle engine Small Engine Replacement Parts

Ariens   4-cycle engine Spark plug

Manufacturers recommended spark plug replacement for snow blower with select Ariens AX engines. Spark plug for 2-stage gas snow blower. Replacing the spark plug ensures better starting and optimizes fuel efficiency during engine operation.

Southwire   Battery cable

Environmentally safe.

Arnold   4-cycle engine Throttle control

The throttle control cable allows the operator to control engine speed. The assembly features a t-knob for easy grip. The cable is 48-in long to enable use with various models.

MaxPower   Blade drive pulley

Maxpower 332519B V-idler pulley for Craftsman, Husqvarna, Poulan mowers. Replaces OEM numbers 194326 and 532-194326. Measures 3-1/2-in OD, 3/8-in ID, 1-5/16-in H. All Maxpower products are made to meet or exceed OEM specifications. To ensure a proper fit, please check your owner's manual to verify the proper replacement filter number and be sure that it matches one of the OEM numbers listed in this description.

CHAMPION   Spark plug

A spark plug creates the electrical spark igniting the fuel in your engine. If it's worn, your mower may not run or start at all. Keep outdoor power equipment in prime condition by replacing spark plugs at least once every season. For faster, easier and more consistent starts, use Champion Eco-Clean spark plugs. Champion Eco-Clean is a premium small engine spark plug designed to deliver smooth starts, optimum performance and maximum plug life.

Schumacher Electric   Battery cable

Ring connector cable that easily attaches to hard-to-reach batteries on motorcycles, lawn tractors and more!

OakTen   4-cycle engine Carburetor

The purpose of the Carburetor is to create a combustible mixture of liquid gas and air in the engine. A clean and properly adjusted carb allows the engine to run smoothly and deliver optimal power for your equipment. To extend the life of the carb, it is important to ensure the fuel in your tank is free of dirt, debris, or water. If you use your equipment infrequently and don't use ethanol-free fuel, consider running the engine until it dies to ensure the carb is completely free of fuel after each use. Do not suggest to use gas with ethanol over 10% for your equipment, as Ethanol leads to corrosion of metal parts and degradation of rubber and plastic parts in the engine and fuel system.

OakTen   4-cycle engine Carburetor

The purpose of the Carburetor is to create a combustible mixture of liquid gas and air in the engine. A clean and properly adjusted carb allows the engine to run smoothly and deliver optimal power for your equipment. To extend the life of the carb, it is important to ensure the fuel in your tank is free of dirt, debris, or water. If you use your equipment infrequently and don't use ethanol-free fuel, consider running the engine until it dies to ensure the carb is completely free of fuel after each use. Do not suggest to use gas with ethanol over 10% for your equipment, as Ethanol leads to corrosion of metal parts and degradation of rubber and plastic parts in the engine and fuel system.

OakTen   4-cycle engine Carburetor

The purpose of the Carburetor is to create a combustible mixture of liquid gas and air in the engine. A clean and properly adjusted carb allows the engine to run smoothly and deliver optimal power for your equipment. To extend the life of the carb, it is important to ensure the fuel in your tank is free of dirt, debris, or water. If you use your equipment infrequently and don't use ethanol-free fuel, consider running the engine until it dies to ensure the carb is completely free of fuel after each use. Do not suggest to use gas with ethanol over 10% for your equipment, as Ethanol leads to corrosion of metal parts and degradation of rubber and plastic parts in the engine and fuel system.

OakTen   4-cycle engine Carburetor

The purpose of the Carburetor is to create a combustible mixture of liquid gas and air in the engine. A clean and properly adjusted carb allows the engine to run smoothly and deliver optimal power for your equipment. To extend the life of the carb, it is important to ensure the fuel in your tank is free of dirt, debris, or water. If you use your equipment infrequently and don't use ethanol-free fuel, consider running the engine until it dies to ensure the carb is completely free of fuel after each use. Do not suggest to use gas with ethanol over 10% for your equipment, as Ethanol leads to corrosion of metal parts and degradation of rubber and plastic parts in the engine and fuel system.