This spring washer is an OEM part that is designed to fit your chainsaw perfectly. The spring washer is a thin plate with a hole in the middle. It is located underneath the nut that secures the flywhe...
This is an authentic OEM supplied item, it is not an aftermarket imitation. It is specially made for use on Makita power tools. This is standard hardware which has multiple applications based on your ...
This is an OEM M5X16 head bolt on the tubular handle of a chainsaw. If the handle feels loose, inspect this bolt for damage. It is not safe to operate a chainsaw if the handle is lose or damaged. If t...
This replacement screw is a high quality item designed for use with Makita power cutters and chainsaws. It is an authentic item that is sourced directly from original equipment manufacturer and it is ...
This authentic OEM item is made for use with Makita power cutters and chainsaws. It is one of the special screws utilized to secure components together. This is an identical replacement for a faulty o...
This is a genuine Makita replacement part that has been sourced from the original manufacturer to be used with power cutters and chainsaws. The metal disc is used to disperse the pressure put on the m...
It is a genuine item that is supplied by the original equipment manufacturer for use with Makita power cutters and chain saws. The radial ring attaches to the crankcase. A screwdriver might be necessa...
This is an original Makita replacement part manufactured for use with power cutters and chainsaws. Bearings are used to reduce friction between a rotating part assembly and a fixed part assembly. This...
Removed the handle, carburetor, and plastic piece under the carburetor to access the fuel line where it comes out of the tank. Fished the fuel filter out the gas fill port and removed the fuel filter. Ended up cutting the old fuel line where it enters the tank. Removed the old fuel line pieces out from the top and bottom. Was having a tough time pressing the new line into the hole at the top of the tank so I added a dab of grease and it slipped right in. Used a piece of thin wire to fish the new fuel line to the gas filler port in order to reinstall the gas filter. Will install a new gas filter the next time the saw runs out of gas.
