Parts for Yard Machines 31A-2M1A762 / 2008: .Quick Reference Parts

This is a genuine auger replacement kit for snowblowers. Augers are located on single-stage snowblowers and help the machine operate the way it was intended. They are tasked with removing snow to help keep walkways and driveways clear. The augers can experience a great deal of wear and tear and will need to be replaced. This auger replacement kit comes with two rubber augers and all of the needed hardware to mount them to the snowblower. It fits a variety of 21-inch snowblowers. Replacement involves removing the housing and taking off the old augers. Once they are gone, the new ones can be placed. If the snowblower is clogging or has poor performance, this kit has all the needed components to make the tool work like new. Some of the tools that may be needed for the repair include a power drill, socket set, and a nut driver.This auger replacement kit is a genuine OEM replacement set sourced directly from the manufacturer. It is sold individually. The kit is made for use with snowblowers created by Bolens, Huskee, MTD, Yard Machines, Ryobi, and Craftsman.

This rubber pad is a replacement part used on snowblowers. The pad works in conjunction with the auger assembly and moves the snow through the machine and out of the chute. It is held in place with a hex washer screw. The rubber pad undergoes a substantial amount of stress when it is being used. Owners will want to check it for wear and tear. This should be done at least once per season. If there are signs of damage or if the pad has broken, it should be replaced right away. The replacement is fast and simple. It is advised to replace all of the rubber components in the auger at the same time. The genuine OEM replacement rubber pad for snowblowers is sold individually. The compatible brands include Craftsman, Ryobi, Troy-Bilt, Yard Machines, MTD, Huskee, Bolens, Yard-Man.

The snowblower auger paddle is designed for use with various single-stage 21 MTD snow throwers and blowers. This part may also be referred to as the spiral crescent. This paddle is attached to the auger, which rotates when the engine is started. As the auger rotates, the paddle will pick up and throw the snow out of the way. This part may get damaged by debris or some type of accident, or it can wear down over time. Replace a broken or worn out snowblower paddle with a genuine OEM replacement paddle. This is an OEM replacement part from MTD that fits various models of snowblowers. It can be used with compatible models from Yard Machines, Yard-Man, Troy-Bilt, Husky, Ryobi, Bolens, and MTD machines. There are over 150 models in total that this paddle can work with. It is made out of durable rubber and comes sold individually. There are two screws at each end required for mounting, which are sold separately.

The shave plate, also called the scraper bar, is an important but often overlooked part of a snowblower. This thin metal strip sits at the bottom of the auger housing against the ground and gathers the snow the auger will expel through the chute. Made of hard plastic, the shave plate is the only part of the snowblower that actually touches the snow-covered ground without rolling. As durable as the shave plate is manufactured to be, it constantly comes into contact with unseen objects that pound, slice, and pit it. Eventually, the shave blade has to be replaced. To replace the blade, simply invert the blower, unscrew the old blade, attach the new blade, and put the blower right side up again. As long as the user is replacing the shave plate and has the machine upside down, this is an ideal time to check for damage to the wheels, the auger blades, driveshaft, and the condition of the shear pin. If this replacement is taking place in preparation for the coming winter, it might be a good time to replace the oil and oil filter as well. Be sure to use genuine OEM replacement parts that perfectly match the factory originals. This blade is compatible with snowblowers made by Yard-Man, Bolens, Yard Machines, Troy-Bilt, Craftsman, Ryobi, Cub Cadet, Huskee, Montgomery Wards, and Ryobi.