Poulan Pro String Trimmer Parts

Poulan Pro String Trimmer Parts

Poulan Pro string trimmers are workhorses in the yard, and when they quit — whether it's a clogged carburetor, a snapped trimmer line, or a worn-out spool — Repair Clinic has the OEM parts to get you back to trimming. We carry genuine Poulan Pro replacement parts for carburetors, primer bulbs, fuel lines, spark plugs, and trimmer heads across their full range of models.

A jammed trimmer head or cracked primer bulb doesn't mean the trimmer is done. Most Poulan Pro repairs are straightforward and affordable — often under $30. Find your model number on the equipment nameplate, and we'll match you with the exact OEM parts you need.

• Trimmer Head / Bump Spool: Line runs out or won't feed; head jams or won't rotate
• Carburetor / Carburetor Kit: Hard start, won't start, runs rich or lean after sitting
• Primer Bulb: Cracked, won't hold prime, fuel won't draw
• Fuel Line / Fuel Filter: Cracked from ethanol damage, clogged, won't flow fuel
• Spark Plug: Won't spark, fouled from old fuel; seasonal maintenance part

Browse all Poulan Pro String Trimmer Parts or enter your model number above to see the parts list for your trimmer.

Poulan Pro String Trimmer Repair FAQs

Why won't my Poulan Pro string trimmer start?

The most common reason is a clogged carburetor, especially if the trimmer sat for more than a month. Ethanol in fuel gums up the carburetor jets and needle seat. A carburetor rebuild kit (or full carburetor replacement) usually solves it. If the engine cranks but won't fire, check the spark plug for fouling or corrosion. If it won't crank at all, the primer bulb may be cracked and won't build fuel pressure.

How do I find my Poulan Pro model number?

The model number is stamped or printed on a nameplate attached to the shaft or fuel tank of your trimmer. It typically starts with "PPT" or "PPCT" followed by a series of numbers. Enter this exact model number into the search box at Repair Clinic to see all compatible parts for your trimmer. If you can't locate the nameplate, describe your trimmer (gas vs. Electric, shaft type, engine size) and we can help you narrow it down.

What's the difference between a carburetor and a carburetor kit?

A carburetor rebuild kit includes gaskets, seals, and internal parts to clean and restore your existing carburetor. It's the cheaper option and works well for light ethanol damage. A full carburetor replacement is faster if the carburetor is severely damaged or if the rebuild kit doesn't solve the problem. Poulan Pro carburetors are model-specific, so verify your model number before ordering.

How often should I replace the trimmer line and trimmer head?

Trimmer line is a consumable — replace it whenever it runs out or breaks. Load the correct diameter (usually.065" for Poulan Pro) and length for your head to avoid feeding problems. The trimmer head itself lasts years, but if the spool cracks, won't rotate, or line won't feed, an OEM replacement head is the fix. Bump heads (line advances automatically) are standard on most Poulan Pro models and are very reliable.

Order Poulan Pro String Trimmer Parts Online

Keep your Poulan Pro string trimmer in top condition by ordering genuine replacement parts online. Our huge inventory makes it easy to find exactly what you need, from spark plugs to carburetors, to ensure the right fit. Enjoy the convenience of same-day shipping and a Price Match Guarantee, so you get competitive pricing without delay. If your trimmer won't start, it might be a faulty spark plug or clogged carburetor. Replace these parts easily with our model/part number lookup. Plus, benefit from our No-Hassle 365-Day Returns, supported by model-number lookup and return options. For homeowners and professionals alike, our online ordering makes it simple to maintain your equipment and tackle any repair. Browse our Poulan Pro String Trimmer Parts selection today. For troubleshooting tips and repair advice, visit our String Trimmer Repair Help page.

Poulan Pro String Trimmer Model Number: Where to Look

Poulan Pro typically prints the model number on a nameplate attached to the trimmer's shaft or fuel tank. Check both areas carefully, and copy the letters, numbers, and any type or suffix information exactly as shown. Once you have it, punch it into the search bar to sort the catalog down to parts for your specific trimmer model. The model number applies to the complete unit, so it helps narrow every related parts category, from fuel-system parts to ignition, starter, engine, and trimmer-head parts. Using the full model designation prevents confusion between similar Poulan Pro string trimmers and helps you order the correct replacement part without unnecessary cross-checking.