Official Craftsman tiller parts

Most common Craftsman tiller parts that may need replacing

1. Craftsman tiller tines. The tines rotate and dig into the ground to till the garden soil.
2. Air filter. The tiller's air filter removes contaminants from air before it reaches the engine, to help reduce engine wear and improve efficiency.
3. Carburetor. The carburetor mixes air with fuel in the proper proportion to produce a combustible gas. That gas/air mixture is pulled into the cylinder where the piston compresses it and the spark plug ignites it.
4. Clevis pin. The clevis pin is a shear pin that couples the tines to the rotating tine shaft. The clevis pin is designed to shear off if the tines hit a fixed object during cultivation to prevent damage to the engine and other tiller components.
5. Depth stake. The depth stake is a metal stake attached to the tiller near the tines. Raise or lower the depth stake to control the tilling depth.

How to fix your Craftsman rototiller when its engine won't start

1. Check the fuel tank. Make sure the tank is filled with fresh gasoline. Old, stale gas won't start the engine.
2. Check the carburetor choke setting. Make sure you have the choke closed to start the engine.
3. Check the air filter. Clean or replace the air filter if it's dirty.
4. Check the spark plug wire. Make sure the spark plug wire is securely connected to the spark plug.

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