Parts for Weedeater WELRVBA30: Drive Parts

E-ring retainer clip for riding mower tractors. Secures components on shafts and axles. Replace if missing, bent, or damaged during maintenance.

A small thrust washer designed for use in a riding lawn mower's drivetrain or blade assembly. It sits between rotating components to reduce friction and absorb axial loads. Replace this washer if you notice excessive play in the spindle or drive system, unusual vibrations, or worn-out bearing surfaces.

A lock nut secures bolted joints with the creation of friction on the thread of the bolt. It prevents loosening of parts, which is a common occurence on lawn machines due to the tremendous amounts of vibration and wear, which can loosen connections between crucial components. This lock nut will prevent such issues. It will be necessary to have wrenches and other tools to make the repair or replacement. This OEM lock nut for Husqvarna and Craftsman fits garden machines that include tillers, lawnmowers, tractors, and other equipment. This durable part ships individually.

Flanged hex nut for lawn tractors and outdoor power equipment. Replace if threads are stripped, nut is missing, or hardware has corroded or loosened.

Drive pressure plate for riding mower tractors. Mounts in the transmission drive assembly. Replace if cracked, worn, or damaged to restore proper engagement.

Replacement grip handle for riding mowers and lawn tractors. Provides secure grip while maneuvering. Order if your current handle is broken, cracked, or missing.

This 1/4-20 hex nut has a great variety of uses on lawn and landscaping equipment. As a lock nut, it can be tightened and retains its grip, even without the use of a washer. This particular piece of hardware appears in many connective points on push mowers, zero-turn mowers, riding mowers, tillers, lawn tractor implements, and other types of equipment manufactured by Husqvarna, Poulan, Jonsered, and Weed Eater. For instance, with MTD mulching mowers, these hex nuts are used to secure the mower housing to the manifold of the mower. More than just with gasoline-powered lawn tools, these versatile nuts are also found on handheld tools like impact wrenches and tools driven by compressed air. Hex nuts bind tightly with their locking grip and seldom come off. The more likely scenario, especially since so many are used in manufacturing and by power tools, is that these nuts will become lost in the course of maintaining, cleaning, and repairing mowers and other equipment. For this reason, it's always important for the user to purchase more than the anticipated number needed. Make sure also to purchase hex nuts like these that are OEM certified and guaranteed.