Can’t find your part?   Contact us:   +1-309-603-4777
Open Hamburger Menu
Sears Parts Direct
Tips to find your model number
Cart
Orders
Your models

Keep track of the models you own in your profile

Sign in or Register to view or add models

Schedule a repair
Ryobi Log splitters

Official Ryobi log splitter parts

Ryobi log splitters provide the power and performance you need to complete log splitting chores fast and efficiently. Ryobi log splitters are known for their dependability but parts can eventually wear out or break. Whether your log splitter won't start or it's leaking fluid, Sears PartsDirect has the replacement parts you need to repair the problem.

Browse by Category
Log Splitters
Log Splitter logo

Ryobi RY49701 log splitter

Shop Parts
44 Parts
Frequently bought Ryobi parts

Parts you might be looking for

Husqvarna Mandrel Assembly, 5-point Star 130794

Husqvarna Lawn Tractor Mandrel Assembly

Part #130794

Replaced by #532130794

Info Icon
Manufacturer substitution
This part replaces 130794. Substitute parts can look different from the original.
In Stock
$65.78
8% OFF Phone Price : $71.78
Minus Item
Qty
Plus Item
Husqvarna Lawn Tractor Axle Flange Bearing 9040H

Wizard Lawn Tractor Axle Flange Bearing

Part #9040H

Replaced by #532009040

Info Icon
Manufacturer substitution
This part replaces 9040H. Substitute parts can look different from the original.
In Stock
$11.54
15% OFF Phone Price : $13.54
Minus Item
Qty
Plus Item
Husqvarna Lawn Tractor Retainer Ring 12000029

Husqvarna Lawn Tractor Ring Clip

Part #12000029

Replaced by #812000029

Info Icon
Manufacturer substitution
This part replaces 12000029. Substitute parts can look different from the original.
In Stock
$6.29
14% OFF Phone Price : $7.29
Minus Item
Qty
Plus Item
Lawn Tractor Blade Idler Spring 169022

Lawn Tractor Blade Idler Spring

Part #169022

Replaced by #532169022

Info Icon
Manufacturer substitution
This part replaces 169022. Substitute parts can look different from the original.
In Stock
$6.50
13% OFF Phone Price : $7.50
Minus Item
Qty
Plus Item
Husqvarna Lawn Tractor Drag Link Arm, 2001 175121

Husqvarna Lawn Tractor Drag Link

Part #175121

Replaced by #532175121

Info Icon
Manufacturer substitution
This part replaces 175121. Substitute parts can look different from the original.
In Stock
$91.06
6% OFF Phone Price : $97.06
Minus Item
Qty
Plus Item
Husqvarna Lawn Tractor Idler Arm Return Spring 105709X

Husqvarna Lawn Tractor Idler Arm Return Spring

Part #105709X

Replaced by #532105709

Info Icon
Manufacturer substitution
This part replaces 105709X. Substitute parts can look different from the original.
In Stock
$13.71
13% OFF Phone Price : $15.71
Minus Item
Qty
Plus Item
Popular maintenance items for Log Splitters

Parts you might be looking for

Lawn Tractor Interlock Switch 725-04363

Lawn Tractor Interlock Switch

Part #725-04363
In Stock
$20.40
23% OFF Phone Price : $26.40
Minus Item
Qty
Plus Item
Lawn Tractor Tire Valve Stem 934-0255

Lawn Tractor Tire Valve Stem

Part #934-0255
In Stock
$6.76
13% OFF Phone Price : $7.76
Minus Item
Qty
Plus Item
Lawn Tractor Hex Bolt 710-3144

Lawn Tractor Hex Bolt

Part #710-3144
Back Order
$5.64
15% OFF Phone Price : $6.64
Minus Item
Qty
Plus Item
Mtd Lawn & Garden Equipment Lock Washer 936-0119

Mtd Lawn & Garden Equipment Lock Washer

Part #936-0119
In Stock
$6.05
14% OFF Phone Price : $7.05
Minus Item
Qty
Plus Item

How to fix your Ryobi log splitter when its hydraulic cylinder won't extend the cutting wedge

A broken flexible pump coupler, clogged hydraulic fluid filter, failed hydraulic control valve, broken hydraulic pump or faulty hydraulic cylinder can prevent the hydraulic cylinder from extending the wedge on a log splitter.

Accessing the flexible pump coupler is fairly easy, so check that part first. The flexible pump coupler connects the engine drive shaft to the hydraulic pump. The coupler is designed to break if the hydraulic pump seizes up, protecting the engine from damage. Because the flexible coupler is plastic, the coupler can deteriorate over time and crack or break. Replace the flexible coupler if it's broken or damaged.

If the flexible coupler broke, try to rotate the hydraulic pump drive shaft with the drive shaft disconnected from the engine drive shaft to check for a locked-up hydraulic pump. If you can't rotate the hydraulic pump shaft, you'll likely need to replace the hydraulic pump. You'll also need to replace the hydraulic pump if it's leaking hydraulic fluid because the pump can't build up hydraulic fluid pressure to extend the wedge to split a piece of wood if its seals leak.

Hydraulic fluid leaking from the hydraulic control valve or hydraulic cylinder often indicates that the leaking part has failed. You'll likely need to replace the control valve and/or cylinder if they leak hydraulic fluid.

Although it doesn't happen often, a clogged hydraulic fluid filter can impede hydraulic fluid flow and prevent the cylinder from extending the wedge. Check the hydraulic fluid filter and replace the filter if it's clogged.

What to do when the engine won't start on your Ryobi log splitter

A dirty carburetor, bad gasoline, failed spark plug or broken recoil starter can prevent the log splitter engine from starting.

Stale gas won't start the engine. If you left gas in the fuel tank for more than 6 months without adding fuel stabilizer, drain the tank and fill it with fresh gas. Add fuel stabilizer to gas to keep it fresh.

Bad gasoline can clog the carburetor, so clean and rebuild the carburetor if the engine doesn't start after replacing the gas in the fuel tank. Replace the carburetor if it's too clogged to clean.

A dirty spark plug won't ignite the fuel to start the engine. Complete a full tune-up that includes replacing the spark plug, air filter and oil.

If the recoil starter won't spin the engine when you pull the starter rope, then you'll likely need to replace the recoil starter.

No results are available.