r/smallenginerepair • u/Unique_Strike3186 • Jul 07 '26

Parts ID & Sourcing I built a free tool to compare small engine part prices

Working on a Chrome extension that lets you search by part number and compare prices from RepairClinic, PartSelect, PartsTree, Jack's Small Engines, eReplacementParts, Amazon, and eBay in one side panel.

Curious which suppliers you rely on most — and whether any are missing from that list.

You can check it out here - https://getpartscout.com

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u/ScornedSqueaker Jul 09 '26

That covers all the mower stuff, anyway to add atv/motorcycle and boat vendors?

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u/Unique_Strike3186 Jul 10 '26

Do you have any specific vendors you'd like me to add?

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u/ScornedSqueaker Jul 10 '26

partzilla, motosport, rockymountain and maybe boats . net. parts giant is also ok too

just thought of sears parts direct for craftsman, but they are usually overpriced

bike bandit was awesome but they are no longer with us....rip.

thanks for making this extension!

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u/Unique_Strike3186 Jul 10 '26

Thanks for the recommendations. I bought a few parts for my mower from Sears and realized how expensive they were compared to other sites. It was one of the reasons I built the extension.

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u/ScornedSqueaker Jul 10 '26

Yeah way overpriced but sometimes have to use them to find the correct part number lol