Craftsman Hedge Trimmer Parts

Craftsman Hedge Trimmer Parts

Craftsman hedge trimmers are built for reliable cutting season after season, but like any power equipment, they need maintenance and occasional repairs. The most common failures — carburetors clogged by ethanol, worn spark plugs, and fuel line cracks — are all preventable with OEM parts and seasonal care. When your Craftsman trimmer won't start or runs rough, the right replacement parts get you back to trimming fast.

Repair Clinic carries genuine OEM Craftsman hedge trimmer parts for gas and electric models across decades of production. Use your model number to find exact-fit carburetors, spark plugs, fuel lines, primer bulbs, and more. We ship same-day on most parts, so your hedge trimmer downtime stays short.

• Carburetor won't start or runs lean/rich: Ethanol damage to float, needle, or jets; carburetor kit often better value than full replacement
• Spark plug fouled or won't ignite: Hard start or no-start; check fuel first, then replace with OEM spec plug
• Fuel line cracked or clogged: No fuel reaching carburetor; replace line and check primer bulb
• Primer bulb cracked or won't draw fuel: Can't prime the carburetor; inexpensive replacement
• Recoil starter stuck or won't recoil: Pull cord jammed or spring broken; full starter assembly replacement

Craftsman Hedge Trimmer Parts — Frequently Asked Questions

Why won't my Craftsman hedge trimmer start?

The #1 reason Craftsman hedge trimmers won't start is a clogged carburetor from stale fuel or ethanol damage. Before you replace it, drain old fuel, run fresh fuel through it, and check the spark plug. If it still won't fire, the carburetor needs a rebuild kit or replacement. A fouled spark plug is the second most common culprit — replace it with the OEM spec type for your model. Finally, confirm the fuel line isn't cracked and the primer bulb is drawing fuel properly.

How do I find my Craftsman hedge trimmer model number?

Your Craftsman model number is stamped or printed on the trimmer housing, usually near the handle or engine block. It typically starts with a series prefix like CMXGTAMD or CMXGDAM followed by numbers. Enter this number into Repair Clinic's model lookup tool — it will show you every compatible part, from carburetors to fuel lines to safety switches. If you can't locate the label, a photo of the engine or housing can help you identify the model.

Should I buy a carburetor rebuild kit or a full replacement?

A carburetor rebuild kit is almost always the right first choice. For $15 to $30, you get new float, needle, gaskets, and jets — the parts that ethanol damages. A full carburetor replacement costs more and may require resetting the fuel mixture screws. If the carburetor body is cracked or the bore is damaged, then a full OEM replacement is necessary. Use your model number to confirm which type your trimmer needs.

What's the difference between gas and electric Craftsman hedge trimmer parts?

Gas models need carburetors, spark plugs, fuel lines, primer bulbs, recoil starters, and air filters. Electric models don't have fuel systems — they fail at the motor, power cord, switch, or battery connection (cordless). For gas Craftsman trimmers, OEM carburetor kits and spark plugs are your highest-volume repairs. For electric models, power cord replacement and motor/switch assemblies are most common. Always confirm your model type when ordering parts.

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Craftsman Hedge Trimmer Model Number: Where to Look

Craftsman prints the model number on most of its hedge trimmers, typically on a label stamped into the main housing near the handle or engine block. The number may appear alongside serial information, so copy every character carefully, including letters and numbers. Enter it in Repair Clinic's search bar to narrow the full catalog to parts matched to your exact hedge trimmer model. This number identifies the whole unit, not just one part, and filters every associated parts category to compatible options. With the correct model selected, you can compare the right replacement parts without sorting through mismatched equipment. That means fewer wrong orders and a faster repair.