Toro Blower Parts

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$25.63

PartSelect Number PS8832077

Manufacturer Part Number 108-8969

This part is the upper connecting attachment tube for your leaf blower vacuum and attaches at the bottom of the leaf blower. This tube works in tandem with the lower tube to suction dirt and debris and collect it within a shoulder bag (sold separately). General wear and tear and cracks or breaks can lead to the overall suction diminishing, requiring a replacement tube. This upper tube is sold as an individual part and is made of plastic and requires the lower tube as well for full functionality. To replace the tube, simply unclip the part attaching to the blower, and replace it with the new one.

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$14.95

Toro Blower Cover-Inlet

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2 Reviews

PartSelect Number PS8833684

Manufacturer Part Number 108-8965

This inlet cover is designed for use with handheld lawn and garden equipment and is located wherever the impeller for your blower is. This inlet cover is a genuine OEM part that features a grill in the middle to allow for free airflow for the impeller and intake of your blower and is made of plastic. Measuring approximately 15-inches in length by 2-inches on one side, 3 on the other, and 5.5 in the middle, this inlet cover can be easily replaced and simply snaps on and off, without the need for tools.

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$25.87

Toro Blower Tube-

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1 Review

PartSelect Number PS8832880

Manufacturer Part Number 108-8963

A blower tube is used to give the air that is blown out of a leaf blower a specific direction and point to blow at, and this blower tube attaches to several different makes and models. Made of plastic and measuring approximately 17.5-inches in length, this blower tube attaches to the main blower port on the leaf blower. Since blower tubes are made of plastic, they can break or chip if they are dropped or if the material is overstressed. If you find that your current tube is cracked, damaged or loose, then it needs to be replaced to maintain optimal performance. To replace this tube, simply slide the old tube off and slide the new tube on.

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$3.99

Toro Blower Knob

PartSelect Number PS16665143

Manufacturer Part Number 137-9329

Spring & Container – Part Number: 638033001

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$4.99

Toro Blower Spring & Container

PartSelect Number PS9987666

Manufacturer Part Number 638033001

This OEM spring, also known as a recoil or rewind spring, is housed in a container and is used to retract the starter rope on various lawn equipment models. Over time and through use, the spring will eventually lose its tension, and will break. If your starter rope has no resistance when pulling it, the starter spring is likely broken. Measuring at approx. 3-inches by 3-inches, this spring is suitable for use with a variety of lawn equipment models and is sold individually.

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$7.46

Toro Blower Cap-Fuel

PartSelect Number PS11805689

Manufacturer Part Number 310816005

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$25.63

Toro Blower Tube-Vac, Lower

PartSelect Number PS8833686

Manufacturer Part Number 108-8970

This is the lower portion of a leaf blower vacuum attachment that is compatible with various makes and models of leaf blowers. This lower end connects directly to the main vacuum attachment on your leaf blower to extend the overall reach. Made of plastic, this part can crack and allow for air to escape, reducing its suction ability, which is when it should be replaced. Thtube can be easily replaced by simply removing the old tube and installing the new one. This tube is sold individually ad is a part from the original equipment manufacturer.

Tube-Vacuum, Upper – Part Number: 127-2255

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$27.59

Toro Blower Tube-Vacuum, Upper

PartSelect Number PS16270527

Manufacturer Part Number 127-2255

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$3.99

Toro Blower Nut-Hex

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1 Review

PartSelect Number PS8843581

Manufacturer Part Number 114-9015

This OEM hex nut secures the blower impeller assembly to the motor drive shaft. This part is black, made out of metal, and is sold individually. Hex nut threads can become damaged, and ends can become rounded off over time. This is a symptom of fatigue and will require replacement. You will know this part is broken if the impeller is no longer able to spin with the drive shaft. There will be no airflow from the blower. Most of our customers rated this as an easy repair, all you will need is a wrench or socket and torque wrench. When installing your new hex nut on the impeller blower, ensure your torque to the manufacturer specs when securing it to the drive shaft.