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Outdoor Power Equipment and Other Small Engine Mechanics Salary by State

Also called: Small Engine Mechanics

The national median pay for outdoor power equipment and other small engine mechanics is $47,880 a year. By state, it ranges from $37,610 in Arkansas to $60,190 in Alaska.

Updated October 2026 · Data: BLS OEWS May 2025 · How we match careers

U.S. pay range

Lowest 10%
$34,670
25th percentile
$40,670
Median
$47,880
75th percentile
$58,560
Top 10%
$67,260

Annual pay, all U.S. workers in this job. About 36,060 jobs.

Median pay in 49 states

Outdoor Power Equipment and Other Small Engine Mechanics pay by state, highest median first
#StateMedianvs. U.S.Lowest 10%Top 10%Jobs
1Alaska$60,190+26%$43,370$70,85050
2Hawaii$58,110+21%$39,430$75,710210
3Massachusetts$57,830+21%$47,020$78,720800
4New Hampshire$57,610+20%$44,810$77,770210
5Nevada$56,750+19%$35,320$93,670170
6Connecticut$56,680+18%$46,230$78,710560
7Minnesota$55,990+17%$38,370$73,300630
8Idaho$55,320+16%$39,330$81,640190
9Missouri$55,120+15%$34,870$62,670690
10Delaware$54,230+13%$40,560$73,02080
11Washington$53,990+13%$42,410$76,030590
12Colorado$52,620+10%$39,990$76,400690
13Rhode Island$52,160+9%$40,740$82,040100
14New Jersey$52,000+9%$44,600$72,310660
15Vermont$51,250+7%$36,240$62,390110
16Utah$50,840+6%$32,600$69,850250
17California$50,790+6%$36,950$76,0302,470
18New York$50,640+6%$36,020$67,6501,480
19North Dakota$50,540+6%$41,630$60,900190
20Oregon$50,020+4%$39,900$74,140280
21Nebraska$49,710+4%$36,240$66,100300
22Wisconsin$48,140+1%$37,040$63,5301,020
23Maine$47,9600%$37,620$72,330300
24Montana$47,8800%$35,360$63,020190
25Florida$47,8400%$35,640$65,2203,450
26South Carolina$47,510−1%$31,770$70,050660
27Virginia$47,480−1%$36,840$68,4601,240
28North Carolina$47,370−1%$32,260$63,7201,950
29Georgia$47,360−1%$33,060$62,8001,620
30Indiana$47,260−1%$34,110$60,5901,150
31Michigan$46,730−2%$34,110$61,0901,860
32Arizona$46,580−3%$30,600$62,1201,050
33Kansas$46,540−3%$34,080$58,370170
34Pennsylvania$46,270−3%$33,990$71,7201,590
35Illinois$46,190−4%$34,690$68,410780
36Ohio$46,110−4%$29,780$60,8501,480
37Tennessee$46,060−4%$28,400$64,1801,200
38Iowa$45,830−4%$30,100$70,490430
39Texas$45,720−5%$34,730$64,1302,270
40Maryland$45,630−5%$38,130$66,850440
41Louisiana$43,200−10%$31,970$66,040260
42Alabama$43,110−10%$30,930$57,530400
43Kentucky$43,110−10%$31,350$63,450500
44Oklahoma$42,630−11%$30,230$62,340380
45New Mexico$42,520−11%$26,020$55,800110
46South Dakota$41,580−13%$34,770$57,660160
47West Virginia$39,210−18%$29,820$51,640130
48Mississippi$37,900−21%$30,470$52,260150
49Arkansas$37,610−21%$28,150$58,200390

BLS OEWS May 2025 state estimates. States without published data are not listed. “Not published”: BLS withheld the value or it is above the highest amount BLS publishes. Pay is not adjusted for living costs.

Outdoor Power Equipment and Other Small Engine Mechanics salary questions

Which state pays outdoor power equipment and other small engine mechanics the most?

Alaska, with a median of $60,190 a year (+26% vs. the national median of $47,880). BLS May 2025.

Which state pays outdoor power equipment and other small engine mechanics the least?

Arkansas, with a median of $37,610 a year (−21% vs. national).

Where do most outdoor power equipment and other small engine mechanics work?

Florida has the most jobs, about 3,450, with a median of $47,840.

Does a higher salary mean more money left over?

Not always. These are pay figures only. Living costs, taxes and housing differ a lot between states, and this page does not adjust for them.

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Sources. Pay and employment: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics, May 2025 (national and state files). Data Sources & Licenses