Remington Tiller Parts

This part is an idler pulley. The idler pulley applies tension to and guides the engine drive belt. A wrench set is needed to perform any repair involving the idler pulley part.The idler pulley can become worn over time with normal use. Wear to the pulley can cause the belt to slip. Signs that the idler pulley needs to be replaced include squealing noises coming from the equipment, the engine stalling, or overheating. The idler pulley is an essential component and it is important to replace this part if it becomes worn, broken, or damaged in any way.This part is a genuine MTD part and is an OEM part sourced directly from the manufacturer and it is sold individually. This idler pulley is compatible with lawn tractors and snowblowers manufactured by MTD, Yard Machines, Bolens, Yard-Man, Troy-Bilt, Cub Cadet, and Husky.

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.

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.

Replacement fuel cap assembly for tillers and outdoor power equipment. Seals fuel tank, prevents debris entry, and features vent slots. Needed when original cap is cracked, broken, or gasket is worn.

Fixes grinding noise from lower unit during operation. This gear box assembly powers and drives the tiller tines. Moderately difficult repair.

Hex flange bearing supports rotating shafts in riding mowers and tractors. Replace when you notice grinding noise or rough rotation. Verify fit with your model.

Fuel line kit for small engines. Carries fuel through the machine. Replace if cracked, leaking, or ends don't fit securely even when clamped down.

Fuel tank nipple connects fuel lines to the tank on small engines. Replace if cracked, leaking, or worn to restore proper fuel line connections.

Carriage bolt fastener for lawn and garden equipment. Replaces worn, stripped, or missing bolts that secure deck components and attachments.

This self-tapping screw is used to attach various parts to the engine housing of medium sized gasoline powered engines, in particular yard tools such as tillers, snow blowers, yard tractors, riding mowers, power vacuums, shredders, and chippers. It is used in over 150 different gasoline powered engines. Screws such as these are used particularly when a device is going to receive a great amount of vibration and stress while the engine is running and rotating tools are engaged. Such devices sustain a great deal of wear over time and the parts subject to replacement will eventually fail and need to be replaced. In such cases, it is wisest to replace the attaching hardware such as housing screws as well, because it is a self-tapping screw. Screws of this type are designed to forge a tight bond between the metal pieces they are securing together, but once loosened, they should ideally be replaced with new hardware. Make sure when replacing these screws to use genuine OEM parts like these screws. These replacement parts are manufactured to be identical to the original pieces. This hex screw is compatible with the following brands: MasterCut, Yard-Man, Yard Machine, Montgomery Wards, MTC, Murray, Bolens, Craftsman, Turf King, Troy Bilt, Cub Cadet, Huskee, Toro, and Ryobi.

This flat washer is used to attach the idler pulley in a number of small and medium sized gasoline powered engines. These engines include snow blowers, log splitters, riding mowers, lawn tractors, and chippers. Because the idler pulley is subject to a great deal of resistance when the pulley is engaged, eventually the pulley will wear out. Should there be a squealing sound when engaging the drive, the problem is likely the idler pulley. In these cases, the pulley must be replaced. It is a good idea to replace the surrounding hardware when replacing the idler pulley; tNhis includes the flat washer, which is subject to corrosion during heavy use. To replace the idler pulley, first detach the spark plug cap. If on a mower or tractor, drop the mower deck. Remove the original pulley and install in order: replacement pulley, hex bolt, flat washer, flange nut. Apart from dropping the mower deck, the only tools required to complete this installation may be a 9/16 ratchet and combination wrench. This washer is a genuine OEM replacement part, designed to perfectly replicate the original piece. This washer is compatible with Troy-Bilt, Yard Man, Yard Machines, MTD, and Craftsman devices.

Few parts fulfill as many roles on lawn mowers and other landscaping power tools than the cover screw. This screw serves to attach metal housing parts, assemblies, and shrouds to one another on equipment such as power vacuums, snow blowers, edgers, tillers, hedge trimmers, lawn tractors, leaf blowers, grass trimmers and cultivators. As these are extremely durable metal screws, they seldom fail under ordinary use. It should be noted, however, that they are most often used at connection and pressure points. Stresses at these junctions sometime loosen screws, causing them to be lost or occasionally resulting in stripped threads. It's also occasionally the case that these screws are lost during repair or routine maintenance of yard equipment because of their small size. Users should make sure to consult their owner's manuals for replacement steps and any special instructions. Because of their small size and the ease of losing them during repair work or maintenance, it's recommended to keep a supply of appropriately sized screws on hand. Most importantly, when replacing a part make sure to use a genuine OEM replacement part. They are manufactured according to the specs of the original parts and are perfect replicas.

This is a hi-pro key, or high profile key. This part is most commonly used to lock pulleys and gears into transmission shafts. Replacing a damaged, broken or lost hi-pro key is simple, requiring only a set of pliers to complete.This hi-pro key is an authentic OEM component sourced directly from the manufacturer. It is sold as an individual unit. It is compatible with lawn tractors and snowblowers from MTD, Ryobi, Yard Machines, Bolens, Yard-Man, Troy-Bilt, Cub Cadet, and Huskee. It is made of high-quality, durable metal materials.

This lock washer is used frequently for a number of applications on power yard equipment. The size, 5/16, is the default for many small engine housing and manifold applications. Lock washers are used with machined bolts to fasten engine blocks to the housing of the equipment being used. The compressed washer is able to handle the constant vibration of the small gasoline engine without losing the seal between the screw or bolt and the housing. Typically these lock washers only need to be replaced when they are misplaced during repairs or when the screws that attach them have to be chiseled or cut away, meaning the washers are destroyed as well. These OEM certified replacement washers have been manufactured to the same specifications as the originals they are replacing. In addition to lawn mowers, lock washers of this type and size are frequently used on blowers, lawn tractors, cultivators, snowblowers, and trimmers. Brands compatible with this type of washer are Murray, Husky, Poulan, Bolens, Yard-Man, Cub Cadet, Troy-Bilt, Yard Machines, MTD, and Ryobi.

This is a bushing made from black plastic with a cleft down the middle to provide enough flex for easy insertion. It has a flanged design, which means it won’t easily pop out after installation, even under stress from constant vibration. The bushing’s primary purpose is to protect wires and cables from damage as they pass through a channel. As such, the material is fairly durable and does not need to be replaced under ordinary circumstances. That said, there are some situations in which it can become damaged. For one thing, it’s easy to damage while repairing the wires or cables that run through the bushing. If the bushing does need to be replaced, it requires disconnecting any cables or wires that run through the bushing. Pop out the old bushing with a rubber mallet, install the new bushing the same way, reconnect the wires, and the repair is complete. This is an OEM part sourced directly from MTD, and it is sold individually. It was initially used on snowblowers but has also been used on lawnmowers and lawn tractors.