Ferilter 12-Pcs Carburetor Adjustment Tool Kit for 2-Cycle Engines | Husqvarna, Stihl, Ryobi & More

Overview

Meet the Ferilter 12-Piece Carburetor Adjustment Tool Kit, a thoughtfully designed collection for 2-cycle engines. The set covers common tuning needs, including Pac Man, Small Head Pac Man, Single D, Small Head Single D, Double D, Hexagon, and 21 Teeth Splined ends. With this kit, you can tune idle, fuel mix, and throttle response across many brands and models, whether you are in a workshop, garage, or out in the field.

What’s inside

• 12 carburetor adjustment tools: Pac Man, Small Head Pac Man, Single D, Small Head Single D, Double D, Hexagon, 21 Teeth Splined, and other common ends
• Fuel lines: four sizes of 2 feet each (3/32 x 3/16; 1/8 x 3/16; 1/8 x 1/4; 0.080 x 0.140)
• Primer bulbs: 4 units compatible with many Poulan, Shindaiwa, McCulloch, Echo, and Husqvarna models
• Carburetor cleaning brush set
• Carrying bag for organized transport and storage

Ergonomics and ease of use

The kit features squared, ergonomic handles that help you tell 1/4-turn increments with a simple touch. The heavy-duty adjusted head provides stability as you work, and the screwdriver is marked with the tool type on the handle for quick recognition.

Compatibility and versatility

Designed for broad compatibility, the Ferilter kit fits many brands that use splined carburetor ends, including Sears, Craftsman, Poulan, Weedeater, Echo, Toro, Ryobi, Homelite, Husqvarna, and Stihl. It is a practical choice for DIYers, rental fleets, or hobbyists who service multiple machines.

Value and practical notes

This is a great value package: 12 carburetor tools, four fuel lines, four primer bulbs, plus a cleaning brush set and a carrying bag. A note: some engines may require a 22-teeth splined tool to meet EPA specs.

Real-world use cases

Use it before starting a season to dial in idle and response on your trimmer, chainsaw, or blower. In the field, a quick end swap helps you troubleshoot lean or rich mixtures without dragging tools around. It’s also handy for gifts to friends and family who maintain small engines.

Usage tips

• Mark on-handle for quick recognition
• Store with lines and bulbs separated to prevent leaks
• Follow EPA guidelines for your engine when adjusting mixtures