It is a genuine manufacturer-sourced replacement starter housing assembly which is specially designed for use with Troy-Bilt lawn and garden equipment. The purpose of this component is to allow a user to easily pull-start the engine, over time parts may wear out and begin to fail eventually requiring a replacement. It is the complete assembly which includes the durable plastic housing, the starter spring, the pulley, the pull rope with the handle-grip and the hardware to secure it.
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This part works with the following brands:
Troy-Bilt
This part works with the following products:
Trimmer
Cultivator
Part# 753-05158 replaces these:
753-05158,
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Broken spring
Part was a perfect match. Works like new
Guest - October 14, 2020
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I had to remove the starter housing assembly, but to do that I had to remove the clutch housing, clutch cover and the clutch.
Removing most of the parts was a matter of taking the screws out and removing the part. The most difficult part was removing the clutch because as you attempt to unthread the clutch, the crankshaft rotates.
... Read moreTo remove it, I pulled the spark plug out and pushed some cord into the cylinder with the piston at the bottom of the stroke. The cord (like parachute cord) filled the cylinder. When the clutch turned, the piston pushed against the cord and could not complete a cycle. I was able to remove the clutch easily after that. Once I got the starter housing off, I realized the internal gear and spring were beyond repair. Armed with the model number, I easily found the replacement part on eReplacementParts.com. They shipped it out and once I got it, the reassembly was less than 30 minutes. Pulled the cord out of the cylinder, replaced the other parts, added fresh fuel and boom....done. Works like a new one.
1. remove screws holding the rope assembly.
2. remove the screws holding the drive shaft to the rope assembly
3. remove the two screws on top of the rope assembly housing. these hold the engine cover to the starter rope assembly.
4. throw away the old rope assembly and install the new one in reverse order.
... Read more>Careful with the electrical connections. they go through a grommet held in place by the rope assembly.
Easy to complete.
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Rope was pulling freely and the gears would not engage to start the engine
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