Is there a way to rewind a recoil starter spring?

In the debut of the eReplacementParts.com Quick Fix Tutorials series, Mark shows you the easy way to rewind a recoil starter spring. Mark uses a Ryobi recoil starter in this video, but the outside-in coiling method will apply to pretty much every lawn equipment starter.

What to do if your Tiller recoil starter doesn’t work?

If the recoil starter doesn’t engage or if the starter rope doesn’t retract, replace the recoil starter with the manufacturer-approved tiller part. This basic procedure works for Craftsman, MTD, Husqvarna, Cub Cadet and Poulan tillers. 01. Pull the spark plug wire straight up and off the plug.

How do you change the starter on a craftsman Tiller?

This basic procedure works for Craftsman, MTD, Husqvarna, Cub Cadet and Poulan tillers. 01. Pull the spark plug wire straight up and off the plug. 02. Use an 8-mm wrench to remove the 3 nuts that secure the starter recoil assembly to the engine. PHOTO: Remove the nuts holding the starter to the tiller engine. 03.

Where can I get a Ryobi recoil starter?

Mark uses a Ryobi recoil starter in this video, but the outside-in coiling method will apply to pretty much every lawn equipment starter. Get a replacement starter for you lawn equipment here: http://www.ereplacementparts.com/lawn… For Ryobi starters and other Ryobi parts, visit: http://www.ereplacementparts.com/ryob…

How to repair a broken small engine recoil starter?

Conclusion You can easily repair a broken small engine recoil starter yourself. In many cases you can remedy a broken recoil starter with a screwdriver, the stock parts and about 20 minutes of time.

How does a recoil starter on a tiller work?

This DIY repair guide explains how to replace the recoil starter on a tiller. The recoil starter spins the crankshaft to start the engine when you pull the rope, and the rope retracts when you release it.

Why does my Briggs and Stratton recoil starter fail?

Your recoil starter may also fail because the pulley or recoil housing has worn and the spring no longer sits in the housing correctly. We used a Briggs and Stratton starter for this repair, but most starters will require the same steps. Visit our Briggs and Stratton parts page to find the right parts for your Briggs and Stratton starter.