Craftsman Leaf blower Parts — Browse All Models

Most common Craftsman leaf blower parts that need replacing

Several key parts in a Craftsman leaf blower can wear out over time. The air filter, a foam rectangle mounted on the air intake, traps dirt before it enters the carburetor. The fuel filter, located inside the gas tank on the end of the fuel line, keeps debris out of the fuel system. Flexible fuel lines carry fuel from the tank to the carburetor and from the primer bulb into the engine.

The primer bulb removes air from the fuel lines, filling them with fuel so the engine starts with fewer pulls. A recoil starter uses a rope and pulley system to spin the crankshaft and start the engine. The fan assembly, connected to the crankshaft, generates the powerful airflow that clears leaves and debris from your yard.

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Common symptoms of Craftsman leaf blower problems

Gas leaf blowers can develop issues that affect power, stability, and starting. Sears PartsDirect helps you troubleshoot and fix the problem with targeted part replacements and DIY guidance.

Why won’t my leaf blower start?

If your Craftsman leaf blower won’t start, check for fuel system issues like a clogged filter, cracked fuel line, or stale gas. A worn spark plug or a malfunctioning recoil starter can also prevent the engine from turning over. For step-by-step guidance, visit our leaf blower won’t start troubleshooting page.

Why does my leaf blower run rough?

Rough performance often points to fuel delivery problems, air intake blockages, or a dirty carburetor. An old or improperly gapped spark plug can also affect engine stability. Learn more about the causes and fixes on our leaf blower runs rough troubleshooting page.

Why does my leaf blower vibrate excessively?

Excessive vibration may be caused by a damaged fan blade, loose mounting bolts, or engine problems. Preventive maintenance can help smooth out performance, but if the issue continues, a partially clogged carburetor jet could be disrupting fuel flow. Find the most likely causes and how to resolve them on our leaf blower vibration troubleshooting page.

Find the Craftsman leaf blower parts you need at Sears PartsDirect

Whether you need Craftsman electric leaf blower parts, Craftsman gas blower parts, or Craftsman blower vac parts, Sears PartsDirect has you covered. Use exploded-view diagrams to quickly identify what you need for your specific model. We carry parts for popular models, including Craftsman leaf blower model 358, along with many others.

Need help fixing your leaf blower? Our leaf blower DIY repair help section offers troubleshooting tips and helpful repair guides to get it working again.