Honda 51120-V14-640 Front Guard Pipe Replacement

Product Description

The HONDA 51120-V14-640 is a front guard pipe component designed as a direct OEM replacement part for Honda-branded outdoor power equipment. This small plastic pipe guard provides structural protection to front-end tubing or frame elements, helping shield adjacent components from wear, impact, and debris contact during normal operation. At approximately 0.98 inches in each dimension and weighing just 0.25 pounds, it is a compact, lightweight part that fits precisely into the intended mounting location. Installation is typically performed by equipment service technicians or qualified small-engine mechanics during scheduled maintenance or component replacement service.

This front guard pipe is suited for residential and light commercial outdoor power equipment applications where Honda OEM parts are specified. It is most commonly replaced during routine servicing when the original part shows cracking, deformation, or wear that compromises its protective function. Because this is a genuine OEM-style replacement, it is designed to meet the original fit and finish specifications of the equipment it serves.

Key Features

• OEM replacement front guard pipe for Honda outdoor power equipment
• Plastic construction for lightweight, corrosion-resistant performance
• Compact form factor at 0.98 inches x 0.98 inches x 0.98 inches
• Low overall weight of 0.25 pounds for easy handling during installation
• Direct-fit design intended to match original equipment specifications

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement front guard pipe for compatible Honda outdoor power equipment models. Consult the Honda parts catalog or your equipment service manual using part number 51120-V14-640 to confirm fitment for your specific model before ordering.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified small-engine technician or experienced equipment service professional. Disconnect the spark plug wire and ensure the engine is fully stopped and cooled before beginning any service work. Basic hand tools are typically sufficient for removal and reinstallation of this component. Refer to the Honda service manual for the specific equipment model to confirm the correct torque and assembly procedures.