Small Engine Carburetor O-Ring Removal Tool

Remove O-rings from lawn mower carburetors, pressure washers, and generators without damage. Dual-tip pick for Briggs & Stratton, Honda engines.

Homeowners and small engine repair technicians know that lawn mower, generator, and pressure washer problems often trace back to carburetor O-rings. These small rubber seals prevent fuel leaks and ensure proper carburetor function, but removing them during cleaning or rebuilding without the right tools leads to frustration and potential damage. Screwdrivers or improvised picks can scratch carburetor mounting surfaces, damage fuel inlet ports, or break O-ring grooves, turning a simple maintenance task into an expensive parts replacement.

This specialized O-ring removal pick features two carefully designed tips for small engine carburetor work. The curved tip hooks under float bowl O-rings, intake port seals, and fuel line connection O-rings, while the angled tip reaches O-rings in recessed carburetor passages and behind mounting flanges. Made from 410-grade stainless steel, the tool offers the strength required to extract O-rings hardened by old gasoline while reducing the risk of damaging soft aluminum and zinc carburetor castings common in small engines.