Ace Snow Removal Equipment Parts

This is a throttle body intended for use with lawnmowers and tractors. The throttle body is attached to the control cable, the throttle control wire, and the throttle lever. It can be damaged or wear out with regular use. Signs that the throttle body is failing or going bad include a very low idle or poor idle. Stalling of the machine when stopping the device is another indicator that the throttle body is bad. When this happens, a new throttle body must be installed.Replacing a throttle body is simple. It requires a set of pliers, a wrench, and a screwdriver. Always wear gloves when working on a throttle body repair. Make sure to allow time for the machine to cool completely before beginning the repair.This throttle bottle is an authentic OEM part. It is supplied directly from the manufacturer. The throttle body is made of high-quality, durable plastic material. It is sold as an individual unit. The throttle body is compatible with Huskee, MTD, Yard Machines, Yard-Man, and Cub Cadet brands. It can be installed in various machines, including push-behind lawn mowers, lawn tractors, and other lawn equipment."

This klik pin is used as a fastener on various lawn equipment such as tillers and lawnmowers. It is often used as a way to hold the wheel onto the assembly so the equipment can easily move over rough terrain. If the tool is having trouble with terrain and movement, it could be related to the klik pin. It may have become bent, damaged, or broken. If those things occur, or the klik pin is missing, it will need to be replaced.Getting access to the klik pin is fairly easy. It will be securing the wheel to the axle and will need to be pulled off. A quick look at the pin will give an idea of whether it is damaged or broken. If it is, the solution is to replace the part with a new klik pin. This klik pin is a genuine OEM replacement part that is directly sourced from the manufacturer. It is sold as an individual component. The pin is made to be used in lawnmowers, edgers, snowblowers, and tillers created by Craftsman, Cub Cadet, Ryobi, Troy-Bilt, Yard Machines, MTD, Huskee, Montgomery Wards, Bolens, Yard-Man, and MasterCut.