Power Distributors 5086K Starter Pinion Gear 8HP-23HP

Product Description

The POWER DISTRIBUTORS 5086K is an electric starter pinion gear designed as a replacement for Briggs and Stratton engine starting systems that use a nylon gear in the starter assembly. This gear engages the flywheel ring gear during engine cranking and is a common wear item on equipment that sees frequent starts or heavy seasonal use. At 0.48 pounds, it is a lightweight but critical drivetrain component in the starter circuit. Installation is straightforward for experienced small-engine technicians and capable DIYers working on outdoor power equipment.

This pinion gear fits most Briggs and Stratton electric starters equipped with the nylon gear style. Compatible engine families include I/C, Intek, Intek V-Twin, and ELS models in the 8HP to 23HP range. Equipment brands using these engines include Craftsman, Husqvarna, John Deere, MT, Poulan, Poulan Pro, Snapper, Toro, and many others. This part is packaged in a quantity of six units per package, making it well suited for service shops that perform volume starter repairs across a mixed fleet.

Key Features

• Direct replacement for Briggs and Stratton service part 695708
• Fits most Briggs and Stratton electric starters with the nylon gear configuration
• Covers a broad engine horsepower range from 8HP to 23HP
• Compatible with I/C, Intek, Intek V-Twin, and ELS engine families
• Packaged 6 units per package for shop stock efficiency
• Lightweight at 0.48 pounds for easy handling and shipping

Compatibility

Fits most Briggs and Stratton electric starters that use the nylon gear style across the I/C, Intek, Intek V-Twin, and ELS engine families ranging from 8HP to 23HP. Suitable for equipment manufactured by Craftsman, Husqvarna, John Deere, MT, Poulan, Poulan Pro, Snapper, Toro, and others equipped with the listed engine families. Replaces Briggs and Stratton service part 695708.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by small-engine technicians or qualified DIYers. Disconnect the spark plug wire and remove the battery or disable ignition power before disassembling the starter assembly. Inspect the flywheel ring gear for wear or damage before installing the new pinion gear, as a damaged ring gear will prematurely wear the replacement part. Refer to the engine manufacturer service manual for proper starter reassembly and torque procedures.