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$5.53

MTD Chainsaw Choke Linkage

PartSelect Number PS16427586

Manufacturer Part Number 751P18086

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$5.19

MTD Chainsaw Primer - Bulb

PartSelect Number PS9912192

Manufacturer Part Number 188-512-1

This is a rubber primer bulb with a plastic adapter attachment that is used on a variety of lawn and garden equipment models. This bulb attaches to the carburetor and is used to pump gasoline from the fuel tank into the gas chamber of the carburetor. Over time and through regular use, the primer bulb will lose its elasticity and may crack, requiring it to be replaced. To replace your primer bulb, you simply need to locate the bulb on your machine, unscrew the housing and remove the bulb, and secure the new one. This bulb is sold as an individual part and has a 2.25cm (7/8-inch) outer-diameter and a 3.33cm (1.3125-inch) height.

Valve, Roller Over – Part Number: 951-14075A

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$27.64

MTD Chainsaw Valve, Roller Over

PartSelect Number PS11813571

Manufacturer Part Number 951-14075A

Carburetor Float Bowl Gasket – Part Number: 921-04424

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$7.05

MTD Chainsaw Carburetor Float Bowl Gasket

PartSelect Number PS16453507

Manufacturer Part Number 921-04424

OIL CAP/BULB Assembly – Part Number: 631-04381

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$4.99

MTD Chainsaw OIL CAP/BULB Assembly

PartSelect Number PS9292425

Manufacturer Part Number 631-04381

Installation Instructions

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It was just a little oil cap for the chain oiler

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On - Off Switch – Part Number: 953-08223

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$3.99

MTD Chainsaw On - Off Switch

PartSelect Number PS12693739

Manufacturer Part Number 953-08223

This on/off switch is an original manufacturer replacement part for chainsaws found on the handle or near the rear of the equipment. It allows the user to start and stop the engine as needed. The switch can wear down over time or experience electrical failure. When the switch fails, the chainsaw may not start or may not shut off when desired, potentially posing safety hazards. Before beginning the repair, ensure that the chainsaw is switched off. Remove the fasteners that secure the switch in place. Disconnect the wire connectors and pull the switch off the equipment. Position the new switch on the mounting surface and reattach the wire connectors. Secure the switch in place with the wiring fasteners and switch the chainsaw on to test that the switch is functioning appropriately.