Start engines easily with this genuine OEM recoil starter, part number 704943, made for select Kenmore or Briggs & Stratton Vacuum Cleaner, Lawn Mower, or Small Engines.
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  Recoil Starter 704943
  Recoil Starter 704943
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Recoil Starter 704943

Genuine OEM Part # 704943RC Item # 3389251
Manufacturer Part
Start engines easily with this genuine OEM recoil starter, part number 704943, made for select Kenmore or Briggs & Stratton Vacuum Cleaner, Lawn Mower, or Small Engines.
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  Recoil Starter 704943
  Recoil Starter 704943
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Start engines easily with this genuine OEM recoil starter, part number 704943, made for select Kenmore or Briggs & Stratton Vacuum Cleaner, Lawn Mower, or Small Engines.
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$71.99
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This part 704943 is compatible with:

Product Type:
Small Engine, Vacuum Cleaner
Brands:
Kenmore, Briggs & Stratton

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Common Problems Fixed by the Recoil Starter

Based on customer reports and repair data, this part commonly fixes these issues:

About the Recoil Starter

The recoil starter assembly engages the crankshaft to turn over the engine. If the recoil starter assembly is defective, the engine won't start. Remove the starter assembly and inspect it to determine if it is working properly. When you pull the starter rope, tabs extending from the pulley and cam should grab the hub on the engine, causing the engine to turn. When you release the rope, the tabs should retract and the rope should rewind back on the pulley. If the recoil starter assembly is not working properly, replace it.