Parts for Wizard 13AN673G098 / 2002: Engine Accessories Twin Cylinder Parts

This is a simple hex washer screw that can serve a range of purposes in various types of lawn and garden equipment from well-known manufacturers. The piece will help to fasten various pieces of the machine together. It features a washer that is built into the hex screw, which will provide a larger surface area. This can help reduce damage to the connecting pieces and provide a strong connection.The hex washer screw is made from durable metal and can last for a long time. However, it may still need to be replaced if it becomes damaged or if it is lost when making other repairs on the machine. Wear work gloves when making repairs to any machine.The hex washer screw is sold individually. It is a genuine OEM replacement part and can work with many machines from MTD, Craftsman, Troy-Bilt, and Ryobi.

A hex screw fastens and holds two components together. It has a hexagonal head and features threading starting underneath the shoulder down to the tip. Its all-metal construction offers rigidity and longer lifespan. It is also threaded, so you can conveniently loosen or tighten in position. It measures 1/4-20 x 0.5 inch and comes in brass or gold color. Take note that this replacement hex screw may beused in different locations of a machine. Double check the device’s model number for compatibility. To install this hex screw, you will need a hex wrench or a hex socket. This hex screw is a replacement made by MTD. This screw/bolt may be used on lawn mowers, snowblowers, tillers, string trimmers, leaf blowers, edgers, chainsaws, pole pruners, log splitters, or wood chippers made by Craftsman, Toro, Cub Cadet, Ryobi, Troy-Bilt, Husky, Murray, Yard Machines, MTD, Huskee, Montgomery Wards, Bolens, Yard-Man, Turf King, or MasterCut. This OEM hex screw is sold individually.

This replacement part is a hex screw, and it is intended for use in different types of lawn equipment. This is a genuine replacement part made by MTD. This screw can be used in a variety of ways depending on the repair needed. Hex screws are similar to normal screws except they have a six-sided head, like a hexagon. A new hex screw might be needed if the current one is damaged or missing. It is common that screws may become stripped or loose overtime, causing them to fall out. If any parts of the lawn mower are becoming loose or falling off, the hex screw might be missing. This replacement should be fairly easy and should only require a screwdriver and possibly pliers. This part is a genuine OEM replacement part and is sold individually. Be sure to purchase the correct amount as some appliances require more than one hex screw.

This is a genuine replacement self-tapping hex screw with a blunt nose designed for lawn mowers and lawn tractors. It is used in a variety of locations for the engine assembly of lawn mowers. The self-tapping feature allows the metal screw threads to tightly secure to other metal. The blunt nose requires the use of a pre-drilled pilot hole smaller than the diameter of the screw. These screws do not interchange well. Be sure to check the owner's manual to ensure the correct part number. The hex head needs a socket wrench for the easiest removal and replacement. When removing this type of screw, stripped threads can occur. If this happens, use a screw of the same type in a slightly larger size to accommodate for the damage. Typically, this type of screw would need to be replaced when removed to access another part of the lawn mower for replacement, such as the carburetor. This an OEM part sourced directly from the manufacturer and is sold individually. This screw fits products by Bolens, Brute, Columbia, County Line, Craftsman, Cub Cadet, Huskee, Huskee Supreme, MTD Black, MTD Gold, Mastercut, Murray, Troy Bilt, Yard Man, & Yard Machines.

With small gasoline-powered tools that require control panels, this hex screw attaches the panel to the handles of the tools. Machined to be durable, important screws such as these take a real beating. In their locations at critical points on the handle, the hex screws are considered "wear items," and thus periodically, they must be replaced. The control panel itself is often a location of extreme forces, jostling, and abrupt movement in unpredictable directions. The constant movement, with sheet metal rubbing against the hex screws from every direction, make wear inevitable. The manufacturers recommend that spare screws of this type be kept on hand if the heavy use of the equipment is expected. Among the gasoline-powered tools that use these screws are snowblowers, yard tractors, mowers, tiller, chippers, shredders, and other tools requiring hand-maneuvered levers. These screws are compatible with a number of equipment brands and manufacturers, including MTD, Ryobi, Poulan, Yard-Man, Bolens, Troy-Bilt, and Yard Machines.