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Universal starter for lawn mowers, lawn mowers, lawn mowers

Product information

Description

General description

This universal recoil starter is designed for easy installation and is compatible with a variety of brush cutters and lawn mowers. It offers stable properties and high reliability, ensuring consistent performance when starting your equipment. With its sleek black and silver color scheme, this assembly not only functions well but also enhances the appearance of your tools.

Technical specifications

Dimensions: approx. 8 cm (length) x 8 cm (width) x 3 cm (thickness)

Distance between mounting holes: 67 mm

Rope length: approx. 85 cm

Interior fittings dimensions: 6.2 cm (L) x 4.8 cm (L)

Compatibility and accessories

Compatible with many brush cutters and lawn mowers

Includes 1 recoil starter and 1 starter pawl

Installation

Simple installation process

Designed for universal installation

Usage

Reliable performance for starting equipment

Compact design for convenient use

Features

Brand
COOCHEER
Pcs per pack
1
Colour
Silver-coloured
Material
Metal
Compatible motorised garden tool
Flail mower

Customer reviews

4,1

/ 7 Reviews

Reviews verified by ManoMano

CChristiane

Published on 28/05/2025, France

Well adapted to the needs, easy to install. Thank you.

CCLEMENT

Published on 21/07/2025, France

Alright

JJACQUES

Published on 01/11/2025, France

Fitted in 5 minutes on a flawless Titan brushcutter

JJacques-Arnaud

Published on 18/10/2025, France

The product perfectly met my needs. One drawback to the information: It could have been specified that the assembly of the "bowl" requires a special tool... something that a DIY enthusiast doesn't have!

Advice from

Brushcutter buying guide

Petrol and electric brushcutters are designed to cut back tall grass, brambles and undergrowth. Bladed brushcutters are more powerful and often carried like a backpack but can also be wheeled, self-propelled, or included as a 4-in-1 multitool. Electric strimmers are typically mains-powered and used to maintain small gardens.

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