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The POWER DISTRIBUTORS 5095K is an L-Head spark plug packaged in a quantity of eight, engineered as a DIY-grade replacement for Briggs and Stratton small-engine applications. This plug is designed to fit the broad range of Briggs and Stratton L-Head engines found in walk-behind mowers, riding mowers, and other outdoor power equipment. It serves as a direct substitute for the Briggs service part 796112S and replaces multiple Champion plug designations. The package quantity of eight makes it a practical stocking choice for shops or service techs running seasonal tune-up programs on a high volume of small engines.
This spark plug is compatible with Briggs and Stratton L-Head engines from the 475, 500, 600, 625, 650, and 675 Series, as well as older Classic, Sprint, Quattro, and Quantum Series engines spanning 3 HP to 23 HP. Equipment using these engines and sold under brands including Craftsman, Husqvarna, John Deere, MT, Poulan, Poulan Pro, Snapper, and Toro is covered under the stated fitment. Outdoor power equipment technicians and knowledgeable DIYers handling seasonal maintenance will find this plug a straightforward, cost-effective replacement option.
Fits most Briggs and Stratton L-Head engines including the 475, 500, 600, 625, 650, and 675 Series, as well as previous Classic, Sprint, Quattro, and Quantum Series engines with a range of 3 HP to 23 HP. For use on equipment manufactured under such brands as Craftsman, Husqvarna, John Deere, MT, Poulan, Poulan Pro, Snapper, Toro, and many others equipped with the listed Briggs and Stratton engines. Replaces Champion RJ19LM, RJ17LM, RCJ8, J19LM, J17LM, and CJ8. DIY version of Briggs service part 796112S.
Small-engine technicians and qualified DIYers should disconnect the spark plug wire and allow the engine to cool completely before removing the old plug. Use a proper spark plug socket and torque wrench to seat the replacement plug to the engine manufacturer's specified torque value referenced in the equipment service manual. Inspect the plug gap against the engine manufacturer's specification before installation. Dispose of used plugs in accordance with local regulations.
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