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The POWER DISTRIBUTORS 6761 is a blister-packaged set of six NGK BPMR7A spark plugs designed for small gasoline-powered engines. The BPMR7A is a standard-reach, resistor-type spark plug widely used in two-stroke and four-stroke outdoor power equipment. It delivers reliable ignition in high-vibration, high-cycle applications common to handheld and walk-behind power tools. Licensed technicians and service shop mechanics working on outdoor power equipment will recognize this plug as a routine maintenance item. Each pack contains six individual plugs, making it practical for shop-stock replenishment or fleet servicing.
The BPMR7A plug is used across a broad range of small-engine equipment categories. Compatible applications listed by the manufacturer include chainsaws from various brands, hedge trimmers from Kawasaki, Cub Cadet, Husqvarna, and Stihl, blowers from various brands, a Husqvarna dethatcher, edgers from Echo, Husqvarna, Little Wonder, and Stihl, HD saws from Husqvarna, pole saws from Cub Cadet, Echo, and Husqvarna, pressure washers from Makita, a Solo sprayer, string trimmers from various brands, a Husqvarna stump grinder, a Solo tiller, and Stihl turf equipment. Engine families listed include Briggs and Stratton, Eager 1, and Tecumseh.
Compatible applications include chainsaws from various brands, hedge trimmers from Kawasaki, Cub Cadet, Husqvarna, and Stihl, blowers from various brands, edgers from Echo, Husqvarna, Little Wonder, and Stihl, HD saws and stump grinders from Husqvarna, pole saws from Cub Cadet, Echo, and Husqvarna, pressure washers from Makita, sprayers and tillers from Solo, string trimmers from various brands, and Stihl turf equipment. Engine families include Briggs and Stratton, Eager 1, and Tecumseh. Always verify the OEM plug specification before installation.
Spark plug replacement on small outdoor power equipment should be performed by a qualified small-engine technician or experienced service professional. Disconnect the spark plug wire and allow the engine to cool fully before removing the old plug. Use a spark plug socket with the correct hex size to avoid cracking the ceramic insulator. Torque the replacement plug to the engine manufacturer's specified value as listed in the equipment service manual.
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