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Pivot rod for gas snow throwers. Connects control lever to moving components. Replace if bent, broken, or worn to restore proper mechanical operation.
Metal carriage bolt with round head and threaded shank for lawn mowers and snow blowers. Replaces broken or missing hardware during repairs or assembly.
Carriage screw that secures various components on lawn mowers and snowblowers. Replace if your screw is stripped, loose, missing, or damaged during use.
Split pin fastener for lawn tractors and outdoor power equipment. Secures axles, linkages, and moving parts. Replace when bent, missing, or corroded.
Star knob connects upper and lower handles on lawn mowers and outdoor equipment. Replace if threading is worn, cracked, or knob is missing for secure assembly.
Flat washer for lawn and garden equipment. Spreads load under bolts and screws to secure components. Replace if cracked, worn, or missing.
Shoulder spacer for lawn tractors and riding mowers. Installs to maintain proper spacing between components. Replace if worn, damaged, or missing.
Flange bushing for snow throwers and lawn equipment. Replace when worn to maintain smooth operation and prevent part damage. Verify fit with your model.
Snowblower not clearing snow properly? Worn rubber paddles reduce snow removal efficiency. This auger paddle kit restores clearing power in about 30 minutes.
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The ignition switch is the part of lawn and garden equipment that features an ignition to turn on and off with a switch. These are common on lawn tractors, as well as some lawn mowers, wood chippers, tillers, and log splitters. While these switches tend to be robust, they may eventually wear out. Some might have a mechanical failure after being used for years. Others might have electrical issues. Regardless of the reason for the failure, they will need to be replaced to continue using the machine. This is a genuine OEM part that is sold individually. It is a complete kit, which will include not only the switch, but also a washer and nut to secure the switch into the housing, and two ignition keys. The ignition switch can work with lawn tractors from brands such as MTD, Ryobi, Troy-Bilt, Bolens, Yard Machines, and Craftsman.
A 12-volt bulb that provides forward lighting for the lawn tractor, mounted in the headlight housing. Replace when the light dims, flickers, or burns out completely.
Extension spring for snow blower idler pulley assemblies. Mounts to housing to maintain proper tension in belt drive system. Replace if stretched, broken, or missing.
Speed selector control cable connects the speed lever to the ground drive system on snowblowers. Replace if cable is frayed, broken, or kinked.
Seals the fuel bowl to prevent leaks and keep dirt out of your fuel system. Replace when cracked or leaking. Confirm fit with your model number.
Cogged rubber belt that rotates the augers in your snowblower. Replace when stretched, cracked, or slipping. Verify fit with your model number.
This is a replacement belt for self-propelled lawn and garden equipment. The belt is responsible for turning the axle that rotates the wheels when the self-propelled action is engaged. Over time, the belt can become worn with regular use. it should be replaced every season for optimal operation. There may also be instances where the belt breaks or becomes damaged and needs immediate replacement to avoid further damage. Without a working belt, the self-propelled function will not work. This genuine OEM v-belt is designed for use with a variety of 21-inch walk-behind lawn mowers and snow throwers. This belt is made of durable composite rubber material and reinforced for longer life with premium compression materials. Be careful when replacing belts and other tension parts as pinching and crushing injuries are common. Always allow the engine to cool and disengage the spark plug for safety.
The drive belt was slipping when it was cold. Eventually the belt warmed up from the slippage and once warmed had enough friction to hold. The Craftsman manual said that special tools were required to change the belt, but that was not so. It was fairly easy. Read more
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