Carburettor for Scheppach EB1700 and Woodstar ED170 auger
Gearbox for Scheppach EB1700 and Woodster ED170 auger
Exhaust reference 5904702020 for Scheppach EB1700 and Woodster ED170 auger
Set of 2 Segments diameter 44 mm reference 5904702024 for Scheppach EB1700 and Woodstar ED170 auger
Piston reference 5904702025 for Scheppach EB1700 and Woodster ED170 auger
Engine cover for Scheppach EB1700 and Woodster ED170 auger
Launcher reference 5904702036 for Scheppach EB1700 and Woodstar ED170 auger
Ignition coil CNW40F-5E (new version = hole distance: 52mm) part number 5904702034 for Scheppach EB1700 and Woodstar ED170 augers as well as Parkside PBK4B3 manufactured by Scheppach only (not compatible with Grizzly)
Cylinder reference 5904702019 for Scheppach EB1700 and Woodstar ED170 auger
Needle bearing reference 5904702026 for Scheppach EB1700 and Woodstar ED170 auger
Carburetor gasket for Scheppach EB1700 and Woodstar ED170 auger
Grab handle Scheppach EB1700 corresponding to marks 2 and 3 of the exploded view
Left box for Scheppach EB1650 and Woodster ED165 earth auger corresponding to item 24 of the exploded view
Launcher part mark 36 for earth augers Scheppach EB1650, Kity ED1650 and Woodster ED165
Carburetor part number 8 for earth auger Scheppach EB1650, Kity ED1650 and Woodster ED165
Air filter for earth auger Scheppach EB1700
Set of 2 segments reference 5904704006 for Scheppach and Woodster 51.7 cm3 garden tools and brushcutters (replaces ref 3904803009) as well as Parkside PBK4B3 manufactured by Scheppach only (incompatible with Grizzly)
Has your Woodstar or Woodster petrol earth auger already done plenty of work and started to show a few signs of wear? A recoil starter that no longer engages properly, a troublesome carburettor, a clogged air filter or a worn engine part does not necessarily mean that the whole machine needs replacing. With this type of equipment, a targeted repair can often keep it working for many more jobs.
This category brings together spare parts for Woodstar and Woodster earth augers, particularly for the ED165 and ED170 models. Depending on the version, you can find carburettors, recoil starters, gearboxes, exhausts, pistons, piston rings, cylinders, ignition coils, air filters, needle bearings, carburettor gaskets, engine covers, handles and various mechanical and engine parts.
A petrol earth auger is subjected to considerable strain. The engine has to drive the auger bit through soil that can sometimes be compact or difficult to work, while the transmission absorbs the stresses generated by drilling. Added to this are vibration, dust and repeated starting.
Over time, some parts will therefore naturally wear out. But when a Woodstar ED165 or ED170 is still working properly overall, replacing only the faulty component is often far more worthwhile than replacing the entire machine.
And when you already know your earth auger well, how it starts and how it behaves in the ground, repairing it and continuing to use it is often the simplest solution.
The Woodstar or Woodster ED165 and ED170 share certain parts with earth augers sold under other brands, including the Scheppach EB1650 and EB1700 and, for some references, the Kity ED1650. This technical similarity means that a range of parts can still be found today to maintain or repair these machines.
However, compatibility should never be determined solely by the appearance of a part. References may differ depending on the model and version of the earth auger.
Before ordering, carefully check the exact model, reference, serial number and manufacturing date whenever this information is available. Also check the list of compatible machines shown on each product page.
The carburettor controls the air-fuel mixture required for the petrol engine to operate. Over time, deposits, ageing diaphragms or internal wear can cause starting difficulties, irregular running or problems when the engine accelerates.
Before replacing the carburettor, however, it is worth checking the fuel supply, fuel lines, spark plug and air filter to avoid unnecessary replacement.
The air filter protects the engine from dust and particles drawn in during operation. Because an earth auger works directly in contact with the ground, this component deserves regular attention. A heavily clogged filter can restrict the engine's air supply and should be cleaned or replaced depending on its condition.
Carburettor gaskets must also remain in good condition to ensure the assembly is properly sealed.
The recoil starter is used every time the earth auger is started. The starter cord, recoil spring and engagement mechanism are therefore regularly stressed and can eventually wear or become damaged.
A cord that no longer retracts correctly, a starter that turns without engaging or a mechanism that no longer turns the engine are all signs that this assembly should be inspected.
When the recoil starter is genuinely at fault, replacing it restores proper manual starting without having to work on the rest of the engine.
The piston, piston rings and cylinder are essential components of the petrol engine. They work together to provide the compression required for the engine to operate.
A significant loss of compression, internal wear or mechanical damage may require these parts to be inspected and, after diagnosis, one or more of them to be replaced. Some piston ring references offered for the Woodstar ED170 have a diameter of 44 mm.
Work on the top end of the engine requires more mechanical knowledge than simply replacing a filter or recoil starter. Before ordering these parts, it is therefore best to identify the cause of the fault with certainty.
The ignition coil helps produce the spark required to ignite the mixture in the engine. If it is faulty, the earth auger may fail to start or may cut out during operation.
However, a failure to start does not automatically mean that the ignition coil is defective. The spark plug, fuel supply and other components of the ignition system should also be checked.
Some ignition coils may exist in several versions. Their dimensions, particularly the mounting-hole spacing, should therefore be compared with the original part whenever this information is specified on the product page.
The gearbox transmits power from the engine to the auger bit while adapting the rotational speed and torque required for drilling. It is particularly heavily loaded when the earth auger encounters compact ground or significant resistance.
Unusual mechanical noise, excessive play or an auger bit that is no longer driven correctly may indicate that the transmission needs checking. Do not continue forcing the machine when abnormal behaviour appears, as this may cause further damage.
Depending on the model, certain housing or gearbox components may also be available separately.
The category also includes various parts for restoring the earth auger to good overall condition. The exhaust can be replaced when damaged, while the engine cover protects various mechanical components.
The handle is particularly important on an earth auger because it allows the operator to hold and control the machine while drilling. A cracked, distorted or damaged handle should be inspected before continuing to use the machine.
Bearings, gaskets and other small mechanical parts may seem secondary, but their condition contributes to the correct operation of the whole machine. Replacing the right small part at the right time can prevent a minor fault from becoming more serious.
Woodstar and Woodster earth augers sometimes have equivalents among certain Scheppach or Kity models, but this does not mean that all their parts are interchangeable. For example, a reference may fit the ED170 and EB1700 without being suitable for an ED165.
Do not choose a part simply because it looks like the one you removed. Compare references, dimensions, mounting-hole spacing and the compatibility information available on the product page.
This check is particularly important for carburettors, ignition coils, engine parts and transmission components.
Regular maintenance can help prevent many faults. Check the air filter, use fuel suitable for the engine, monitor the condition of the recoil starter and clean the machine after use to prevent soil and dust from accumulating around the mechanical components.
Also pay attention to unusual noises, starting difficulties, loss of power or a transmission that seems to operate differently. A problem detected early is often easier to repair than a fault that has been allowed to develop.
Before carrying out any work, stop the machine completely and make sure that it cannot start accidentally.
A Woodstar ED165 or ED170 that has already drilled many holes is not necessarily at the end of its life just because the recoil starter, carburettor or a few engine parts are beginning to wear. If the machine suits your needs and remains in good overall condition, repairing it can be both an economical and practical solution.
Our selection of spare parts for Woodstar and Woodster earth augers helps you find the part suited to your model and extend the working life of your equipment.
Take a few moments to identify your earth auger and the required part reference correctly before purchasing. This simple check can make all the difference between a quick repair and receiving a part that does not fit your machine.
