TU26 Recoil Starter Pulley Claw: The "Torque Transmission Core" of Small Power Equipment Recoil Starters

The TU26 Pulley Claw is the "torque transmission core" of TU26 recoil starters—targeting high torque requirements during startup, the claws are forged from wear-resistant alloy steel with a hardness of HRC55, reducing the meshing wear rate with the flywheel by 40%, and can withstand more than 5000 startup cycles without deformation.

The pulley body is made of high-strength cast iron, with impact resistance up to 22kJ/m², and the instantaneous impact force during pulling will not cause the body to crack; the surface is galvanized for rust prevention, so it is not easy to rust even in humid environments; the supporting rubber sealing pad can reduce friction noise between the pulley and the reel, while blocking dust from entering the transmission structure.

In TU26 recoil starter use, old pulley claws are prone to meshing failure (cable idling, no startup response) due to claw wear and body cracking. After replacing this pulley claw, the torque transmission efficiency returns to over 98%, and the transmission synchronization between the recoil starter and the engine is significantly improved.

Whether for high-frequency startup of garden tools or emergency startup of small power equipment, the TU26 Pulley Claw can provide stable torque transmission for the TU26 recoil starter with "high wear resistance + strong impact resistance" performance, being the core transmission component for "reliable startup" of small power equipment.