Engine Seals and Gaskets

Engine Snow Blower Carburetor Gasket

Engine Lawn Mower Carburetor Gasket

Engine Carburetor Gasket

Engine Snow Blower Insulator Gasket

Engine Lawn Mower Rocker Cover Gasket

Engine Fuel Bowl O-ring This high-quality fuel bowl O-ring is a genuine replacement part supplied by the original equipment manufacturer for use with lawn and garden equipment. It is designed to create an airtight seal for the fuel bowl, helping to prevent leaks and maintain proper engine performance. Over time, the O-ring may shrink, crack, or degrade, requiring replacement to ensure continued reliability. Made from durable rubber, this part is sold individually and includes one O-ring per order.

Engine Carburetor Gasket Plate This genuine carburetor gasket plate is an original replacement part sourced directly from the manufacturer for use in snowblowers by MTD, Yard Machines, Troy-Bilt, Yard Man, and Cub Cadet. Positioned between the carburetor and the choke control bracket, this component is essential for creating a secure, airtight seal that ensures proper engine performance. Made from a thin, durable material, the gasket plate may require replacement if it becomes damaged or worn. This item is sold individually and may require a socket set and pliers for installation. For best results, consult your equipment’s service manual and perform the repair with the engine off and cool.

Engine Lawn Mower Air Cleaner Gasket

Engine Bowl Gasket A bowl gasket is designed to create a tight and secure seal between the carburetor bowl and main body of the carburetor, and when it is damaged or not working properly it can cause fuel contamination, loss of engine vacuum and air leakage. This gasket is compatible with various models of engines and is sold as an individual part, without any other hardware. Due to exposure to heat and fuel this gasket can rip, crack and even shrink, leading to fuel leaks as well as other problems for your engine. It is easier to replace this gasket than to maintain it, and you can replace it with a few tools, such as wrenches and screwdrivers. Depending on your model, that process may look different, but ensure the engine is turned off before you disconnect and remove the hardware securing the bowl. Then you carefully lift the bowl off the carburetor, and clean the mating surfaces, after which you replace the gasket and reassemble the carburetor body, ensuring it is all aligned properly and tighten to its manufacturing standard.

Engine Insulator Gasket