This is a genuine OEM sourced part which is specially made for use with Craftsman handheld lawn and garden equipment. Its purpose is to deliver electric current from the ignition system to the combustion chamber. It will ignite the air fuel mixture by the spark. Unfortunately, over time a spark plug can wear out or it may get damaged eventually requiring a replacement to ensure peak performance. Keep in mind this high-quality spark plug is made of durable materials and is sold individually. Please make sure to refer to the owners manual of your model for the correct location and application of this component.
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Spark plug
My Troy Bilt trimmer is running like it’s brand new again.
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They made it an easy fix
Everything arrived quickly and fit. Love this company and would order from them again
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Great parts and affordable.
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Guest - January 20, 2022
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Arrived promptly
Inserted the new plug . . the edger fired right up
Guest - August 19, 2019
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Exact part and easy to install
Product arrived in a timely manner. Trimmer works GREAT !!!
Guest - August 24, 2019
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Worked as expected.
I am not sure which spark plug this is. I usually get one every year for weed eater, lawn mower and chain saw. I have never had a problem with any of them.
I will continue buying them because the price is right.
Guest - July 28, 2019
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Worked as expected
Ordering was rasy with the operator. Part was reasonably priced and the correct one.
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Easy to get the right parts with the model number handy.
Part fit as described.
Guest - July 17, 2019
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I tried to clean the carburetor out, with no luck. Gas trimmer would start, but would die shortly after starting. I ordered a new carburetor and o-ring, fuel tank which included new fuel lines and filters, and a new spark plug. I also purchased, not through this site, a set of carb adjustment screw drivers. Removal and installation of
... Read more the new parts took about 10 minutes. Trimmer fired up right away, but didn\'t run properly. After making a few adjustments on the carburetor, with the proper tools, trimmer runs like new. Saved myself a good amount of money, because if this didn\'t work, I was ready to throw it in the trash and get a new trimmer. Carburetor through this site was a factory direct replacement of the original carb I pulled off the trimmer. Could have saved a few bucks buying from another site, buying a knockoff carburetor on Amazon. You will get a genuine Walbro, like was installed from the factory, for your trimmer. Would definitely recommend if your having the same issues I was experiencing. Getting a set of carburetor adjustment screwdrivers was key to making this happen. They are fairly cheap, got a set of 8 for about 18 bucks. If you don\'t want a set, you will need a single d screwdriver to make adjustments. My project was on a Troy-Bbilt TB-22EC trimmer.
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Trimmer sat unused for sometime, the fuel went bad and it wouldn\'t start. Replaced the spark plug and carburetor
Removed the air filter assembly
Removed the fuel lines and the throttle from the old carburetor
Removed the old carburetor
Installed the new carburetor and put the fuel lines and throttle on it
Replaced the air filter assembly
Removed the old spark plug and gapped the new one at 0.025
Removed the air filter cover, then the old filter.
Installed the new filter and replaced the cover.
Removed the old spark plug, Gapped the new plug @ 0.025 and installed it.
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Wouldn\'t start, Primer bulb leaking. Replaced, still leaking
Remove the air filter
Remove the the carburetor screws
Remove the fuel lines and throttle from the old carburetor
Use the screws to mount the new carburetor and part of the air filter
Put on the fuel lines and the throttle
Put on the air filter
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trimmer would run high and low, up and down quite quickly
1. unscrewed housing holding engine and gas tank being careful not to disconnect gas line
2. pulled engine and gas tank from housing
3. removed two bolts holding muffler and removed old muffler and gasket
4. mounted new muffler and bolted to engine with new gasket and bolts that came with kit
5. carefully installed
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6. after everything is lined up right tighten screws to the right torque
7. replaced spark plug
8. primed engine and crank trimmer and runs perfectly
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This was a general repair of the fuel system after a full summer of use.
1. Removed and replaced the spark plug (don\'t forget to set the proper gap).
2. Used a clothes hanger hook to pull the fuel line and pick up out of the fuel tank, replaced the pick up and reinserted in the tank.
3. Removed the air filter cover and removed the four screws holding the carburetor along with the gasket and O-ri
... Read moreng. Take care separating the carburetor from the fuel line
4. Replaced the O-ring and reattached the carburetor
5. Replaced the air filter gasket, inserted the new air filter, and reinstalled the air filter cover.
Remove the screws holding the old tank on and remove the fuel lines
Install the new fuel tank and attach the new lines
Removed the old spark plug and install the new one
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