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Getting garden and power-tool parts remade
Grass-box clips, cord hooks, covers, knobs, handle grips and storage clips for mowers, trimmers and power tools. Guards and blades stay original.
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Garden equipment and power tools are built to last for years but live hard lives in sheds and sunlight. At community repair events, power tools brought in for repair averaged about 10 years old (Open Repair Alliance data via U.S. PIRG Education Fund, October 2024).
Plastic parts that break here are usually clips, covers, knobs and grass-box parts. Sunlight and impacts are the enemies, so ASA and nylon are the usual materials.
Parts makers commonly remake
- Grass-box clips, handles and flaps
- Height-adjustment knobs and lever caps
- Cord hooks and cable clips
- Covers and caps on tool housings (not over electrical parts)
- Storage clips, bit holders and wall racks
- Hose-reel clips and parts (not pressure fittings)
- Wheel caps and hubcaps on mowers
Materials and processes
ASA
Outdoor parts in sun and rain (Prusa: UV-resistant, up to 93 °C).
Nylon
Clips, catches and parts that take knocks.
PETG
Shed and indoor storage clips.
TPU
Grips and bumpers.
Don't have these remade
- Blade guards, chain guards and anything that keeps hands away from blades
- Blades, cutting heads, chainsaw parts and couplings
- Battery packs, battery mounts and chargers
- Mains switches, plugs and cable entries on corded tools
- Petrol tanks, fuel lines and caps
- Pressure-washer and compressor fittings
Buy certified originals for these and have them fitted by a qualified person. The safety page explains why.
Try these first
- Find the model number on the tool's label and check the brand's parts service.
- Garden-machinery dealers often stock or can order discontinued parts.
- Look for used tools of the same model sold for parts.
If nobody sells the part at a sensible price, a maker is the next step.
Good to know
Austria's repair bonus from January 2026 lists cordless drills among eligible items for professional repair (Salzburg24, January 2026).
What to put in your post
- Brand and model number from the tool's label.
- Whether the part sits in the sun or takes impacts.
- Photos of the mounting points and any screw sizes.
- Photos from every side with a ruler in shot, and the measurements that matter. The measuring guide shows how.
Step by step: find the model number, measure the part and photograph it for a quote.
Not sure it is a good job for a maker? Run the checker. Ready to write it up? The brief builder drafts the description for you.
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Sources
- U.S. PIRG Education Fund: 5 surprising findings from data about 208,000 repairs, Open Repair Alliance data (15 October 2024)
- Salzburg24: Reparaturbonus neu im Check, 130 statt 200 Euro (12 January 2026)
- Prusa Research knowledge base: ASA (accessed 12 October 2026)
Figures are quoted as the sources state them. Spotted something out of date? The rules and schemes change often; check the source.