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Spark plug wrench designed to fit Briggs & Stratton Over Head Valve engines. Combination 13/16" on one end and 5/8" on the other.

Make changing your spark plug easier with a combination spark plug wrench. This part is used to make removing 13/16" and 3/4" hex head spark plugs much easier.

Combination wrench

Wrench-spark plug
A worn or missing spark plug wrench turns routine maintenance into frustration. Toro designs these tools to fit their spark plugs snugly, preventing stripped threads and damage during installation or removal. We stock genuine OEM Toro wrenches built to the exact specifications your mower requires—no guessing, no wrong fit.
Spark plug maintenance is non-negotiable for season-long reliability. A properly gapped and correctly installed spark plug fires on schedule, keeping your Toro engine running clean and strong. Using the right wrench protects your investment and saves time during seasonal tune-ups.
Check your mower's manual or model number before ordering—Toro lawn mower tools are engineered to exact tolerances for your engine type.
Toro lawn mowers typically use 13/16-inch or 7/8-inch spark plugs, depending on the engine model. The wrench size must match your plug's terminal width exactly—an oversized or undersized wrench will strip the porcelain insulator and damage the plug. Your owner's manual lists the correct size; cross-reference it with your engine type.
Toro OEM wrenches are precision-engineered with proper depth and grip pressure to prevent cross-threading and ceramic damage. Universal wrenches often lack the exact fit, causing the plug to jam or the socket to slip. OEM tools protect your spark plug investment and make removal easier next season.
A quality OEM Toro wrench lasts multiple seasons if stored dry and handled carefully. Replace it only if the socket becomes stripped, cracked, or loses its magnetic grip. Inspect the interior walls for wear before each season—even small burrs can damage a new spark plug during installation.
Not reliably. While some sizes may overlap (13/16-inch is common), Toro wrenches are calibrated for Toro plugs and terminals. Using cross-brand tools risks stripped plugs and engine startup issues. Stick with OEM Toro tools to match your mower's specifications exactly.


Keep your Toro lawn mower running efficiently by replacing a faulty tool spark plug wrench promptly. With same-day shipping on most in-stock items, you'll have your replacement part fast, minimizing downtime. Our model/part number lookup finds the exact OEM part for your unit, and every order is backed by our 365-day return policy and price-match guarantee. If your Toro lawn mower tool spark plug wrench is failing — showing symptoms like reduced performance, unusual noise, or complete non-operation — replacement is typically the fastest fix. Browse our full library of Toro repair resources for troubleshooting guides and installation videos.
On Toro lawn mowers, look for the model number on a label attached to the mower deck or frame, on the engine housing, or under the seat if you have a riding mower. Clear grass and dirt from the area so every letter and number is readable, and record the serial number too if it appears on the same label. Enter the model number in the search bar to narrow the full Toro lawn mower parts catalog to parts that fit your specific unit. Use it before comparing parts or ordering, and you will spend less time checking specifications while getting a faster, more accurate match.

Regular spark plug replacement keeps your Toro Lawn Mower starting cleanly and running at full power. Repair Clinic stocks OEM spark plugs for a wide range of engines, along with installation videos and gap-setting guides. Use the model number lookup to confirm the exact spark plug specification for your engine, and keep a spare on hand for the next tune-up.

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