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Small engine recoil starter assembly. This item includes the pulley and spring. The recoil starter engages the drive cup on the flywheel to start the engine when pulled.

Briggs & Stratton starter gear (also called a pinion gear), 16-tooth, plastic. The starter gear engages the flyhweel to start the engine. If the teeth on the starter gear are worn out, the engine may not start.

Starter rope

Recoil starter assembly

Small engine recoil starter assembly with snow equipment handle. The recoil starter engages the drive cup on the flywheel to start the engine.

Briggs and Stratton small engine electric starter kit.

Recoil Pulley, 5-16 HP

Starter motor. When energized, the starter motor's drive gear engages the flywheel to start the engine. (Ensure that the solenoid wire is not being pinched upon installation of the starter, as this will potentially short the circuit)

Tecumseh starter handle.

Starter Rope, 2-Cycle (9 CID), Europa, Quantum, 4 & 5.5 HP Horizontal Vanguard (99") #4

Flywheel ring gear kit. Single cylinder Briggs

Rewind starter kit

Recoil starter assembly

Rewind starter clutch kit

Drive gear
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