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Few parts fulfill as many roles on lawn mowers and other landscaping power tools than the cover screw. This screw serves to attach metal housing parts, assemblies, and shrouds to one another on equipment such as power vacuums, snow blowers, edgers, tillers, hedge trimmers, lawn tractors, leaf blowers, grass trimmers and cultivators. As these are extremely durable metal screws, they seldom fail under ordinary use. It should be noted, however, that they are most often used at connection and pressure points. Stresses at these junctions sometime loosen screws, causing them to be lost or occasionally resulting in stripped threads. It's also occasionally the case that these screws are lost during repair or routine maintenance of yard equipment because of their small size. Users should make sure to consult their owner's manuals for replacement steps and any special instructions. Because of their small size and the ease of losing them during repair work or maintenance, it's recommended to keep a supply of appropriately sized screws on hand. Most importantly, when replacing a part make sure to use a genuine OEM replacement part. They are manufactured according to the specs of the original parts and are perfect replicas.

Fastening screw for outdoor power equipment. Secures components and reduces vibration. Replace if stripped, corroded, or missing from your machine.

Ferrule fastener for lawn tractors and riding mowers. Replaces worn or damaged ferrules that secure components through circular ring seals. Confirm fit with your model number.

Hex nuts are a common type of nut used with bolts, anchors, studs, and screws. These nuts are often present in lawn and garden equipment like lawnmowers. A hex nut has a hexagonal shape with machine screw threads and can be used with lock washers. Hex nuts are made of durable metal but can become damaged, corroded, or even break over time.Visually inspecting the hex nuts on lawn equipment will provide information about whether it's damaged or broken. This might be seen as a dent, a misshapen nut, or a nut that has broken in half. If these things are present, the hex nut will need to be replaced. Remove the hex nut using a socket wrench and socket and then place a new one on the machine. Once it has been situated, tighten the nut so it holds the other parts stable before using the machine.This hex nut is a genuine OEM replacement part sourced directly from the manufacturer. It comes as an individual component. The part can be used in lawnmowers, log splitters, snowblowers, tillers, and string trimmers made by Craftsman, Toro, Cub Cadet, Troy-Bilt, Murray, Yard Machines, MTD, Huskee, Montgomery Wards, Bolens, Yard-Man, and MasterCut.