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687-06029 Mulch Plug
$30.84

Hinged mulch plug (or cover) for lawn mower. Note: Mounting screw is not pre threadded. You need to use the original self tapping screw or purchase a new screw in the recommended parts below.

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731-17051 Cover
$39.99

Cover-front axle cr. Updated part no longer uses metal height adjuster plates since built into part.

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581840401 Cover
$9.98

Walk behind lawn mower wheel dust cover.

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B4363GS Fuel Cap
$43.99

Fuel cap & gauge assembly, 7 gallon tank

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951-12533 Fuel Cap
$26.77

Fuel Cap-Red. This cap has been re-designed by MTD and no longer has a foam baffle inside.

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Craftsman Lawn Mower Caps, Lids & Covers: Protect Your Engine

Caps, lids, and covers on your Craftsman mower aren't just cosmetic—they seal critical engine parts and protect fuel systems from debris and water. A cracked fuel cap, missing air filter cover, or damaged deck lid can lead to rough running, fuel leaks, and premature engine wear. Repair Clinic stocks genuine OEM Craftsman replacements that fit exactly and maintain your mower's performance and model-specific fit and performance.

Summer's the season your mower works hardest. Don't let a failed gasket cap or loose oil filler lid compromise reliability mid-season. Replace worn or damaged caps and covers now with genuine Craftsman parts.

  • Fuel tank caps – Leaking or cracked caps cause fuel seepage and rough starts
  • Air filter covers – Damaged covers allow dirt into the carburetor
  • Oil filler lids – Missing or warped lids let contamination into the engine
  • Deck covers and deflectors – Broken covers reduce cutting efficiency and safety
  • Spark plug caps – Worn caps weaken ignition and cause hard starts

Craftsman Lawn Mower Cap, Lid & Cover Parts — Common Questions

Why does my Craftsman mower leak fuel from the cap?

A cracked or loose fuel tank cap is one of the most common culprits. Over time, caps warp from UV exposure and vibration. Genuine Craftsman fuel caps have proper gasket seals that prevent leaks and vapor loss. If your mower smells of fuel or leaves drips, replace the cap immediately—a leaking fuel system can damage your carburetor and cause starting problems.

How do I know which cap or cover fits my Craftsman model?

Your model and serial numbers are the key. They're typically stamped on the frame or engine shroud. Use these to identify your exact Craftsman mower generation—some models from different years use different cap sizes and thread types. Enter your model number in our search tool to find the correct OEM part, and avoid compatibility issues with aftermarket covers.

Can a missing air filter cover cause my mower to run rough?

Absolutely. Without the cover, dust and grass clippings bypass the filter and clog your carburetor jets, causing hesitation, stalling, and poor idle. A Craftsman air filter cover seals the intake path. If yours is cracked or missing, replace it to restore smooth running and protect engine life.

What's the difference between OEM Craftsman caps and generic replacements?

OEM caps match Craftsman engineering specs exactly—correct gasket material, thread pitch, and venting design. Generics often leak, don't seal properly, or fit loosely, leading to fuel contamination and carburetor damage. Genuine parts support proper fit and performance and your mower's reliability. Search your model number to find the right Craftsman cap or lid for your mower.

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Order Craftsman Lawn Mower Cap, Lid & Cover Parts Online

Protect your Craftsman Lawn Mower with genuine OEM cap, lid, and cover parts from Repair Clinic. It's key to replace these parts to ensure the safety and longevity of your mower, as they protect vital parts from dust and debris. Use our part number lookup tool to find the exact match for your Craftsman model. Enjoy the convenience of same-day shipping and our No-Hassle 365-Day Returns. Plus, with our Price Match Guarantee, you can be confident you're getting competitive pricing. For expert guidance, visit our Lawn Mower Repair Help page. You can also browse other Craftsman Lawn Mower Parts to keep your mower in top condition.

Craftsman Lawn Mower Model Number: Where to Look

Craftsman usually places the lawn mower model number on a sticker or metal plate on the frame near the blade deck. Depending on the mower, you may also find it under the seat or on the engine housing. Look for a label that lists the model number separately from the serial number, then enter that model number in the search bar to narrow the catalog to parts made for your complete mower. This identification step applies across every part category, so you can check fit for the repair you are planning instead of sorting through parts for other Craftsman models. With the correct number entered, you can get an accurate match faster and avoid ordering parts that do not fit.

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Craftsman Lawn Mower Repair Guides and Videos

Fixing your Craftsman Lawn Mower starts with the right diagnostic information. Repair Clinic's online library includes common-symptom articles, part testing walkthroughs, and repair videos that help you pinpoint what needs replacing. Once identified, the model number lookup confirms the correct OEM part, and the matching installation video guides you through the swap.

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