13057400 Parts

This is a replacement screw that is a genuine part for select outdoor power equipment units. The shoulder screw is a unique screw that is designed to provide a secure fit while still allowing the unit the joint that it needs to operate properly. Depending on the unit and application, this screw is designed to provide rotation for pulleys, gears, and other moving parts. When they are damaged or wear out, or the threads strip, they will need to be replaced. There are several incidents that could cause damage to a shoulder screw. Regardless, a replacement with this genuine OEM part will be necessary. This OEM shoulder screw is manufactured to exact specifications and can be used with models from Cub Cadet, MTD, and Troy-Bilt. This part will require a socket or nut driver to replace. The shoulder screw is a fairly simple replacement. Allow the unit to cool and wear gloves for hand protection. Since this part has multiple applications, owners should consult their parts diagram for the exact placement of this shoulder screw. The screw is sold individually.

This ball detent is a genuine MTD replacement part for appliances operated by small engines, including lawn tractors, lawn mowers, snowblowers, leaf blowers, chipper shredders, and tillers. The function of a ball detent is to temporarily keep two parts in place relative to one another, as one or both of the parts rotate.A ball detent might have to be replaced in the event that it suffers damage over time or is lost or misplaced. It is possible for ball detents to fall out of their spot, meaning that the parts that it ordinarily holds in place will not be able to rotate properly. Additionally, a ball detent might have to be replaced if there is material deterioration. If this occurs, a replacement ball detent part should be ordered and secured to the small engine appliance immediately. Remember to always wear gloves when handling, repairing, and operating outdoor equipment. This ball detent is compatible with the following brands: MTD, Yard Man, Yard Machines, and Troy-Bilt.

Bevel gear transfers power between the engine and drive system in lawn tractors. Replace if you notice grinding noises or power loss. Verify fit with your model.

Lawn tractor won't start or cranks slowly? Replace the battery to restore reliable starting power. Common fix for weak cranking and no-start issues.

Idler pulley for lawn tractors and mowers. Maintains tension on the blade belt system. Replace if cracked, worn, or causing belt slippage issues.

This is a replacement idler pulley that is designed for use in select models of tractors. The idler pulley is responsible for helping provide tension and guiding the belt that connects the crankshaft to the engine. This durable flat pulley is subject to repetitive motion and excessive vibrations, so it can become worn or damaged with regular use. It may also be damaged due to impact or at the fault of another component. Belts should be inspected regularly and that's a good time to inspect the pulley, as well. If the pulley is damaged, a replacement will be necessary before the engine will operate safely, if at all. This genuine OEM part will provide an exact fit for compatible machines from MTD, Yard Machines, Yard-Man, Husky, and Cub Cadet. The pulley is sold individually. It will require a wrench or socket set to replace. Be sure to disconnect power to the machine before performing repairs and use caution when removing belts as the high tension can cause injuries if not properly released. Wear gloves to protect the hands, as well.

This is a ferrule from MTD. This particular ferrule is designed for use in the lawn mower's driveshaft. The wire rope (or tension spring) is attached to the variable speed pulley and engages the driveshaft/transmission system.A faulty ferrule on a lawn mower may cause the wire rope to snap or become disconnected from the driveshaft. The rope doesn't necessarily have to break to signal a malfunctioning ferrule. The rope may lose torque and cannot provide the tension needed to make adjustments to the driveshaft. In simpler terms, the lawn mower may lose its ability to shift between different speeds.The ferrule is located near the variable speed pulley (drive pulley) of the lawn mower. The deck will need to be removed to make any repairs to the ferrule. The belts will need to be removed also. Always make sure the brake is engaged before starting any repairs on this section of the lawn mower. This part is compatible with Craftsmen, TroyBilt, and MTD lawn mowers.

Secures hinged components on lawn tractors and outdoor power equipment. Replace if bent, worn, or missing to restore proper hinge function and stability.

Hex nut fastener for lawn tractors, tillers, and other outdoor power equipment. Secures components throughout the machine. Replace if stripped or missing.

The cotter pin is a fastener that is commonly used in lawn and garden equipment. The cotter pin helps provide a secure, locking fit that is adjustable and easy to remove. The cotter pin is commonly used on axles and rods, but it can have many applications depending on the machine and model. Cotter pins can become worn or break down over time because they are exposed to constant vibrations. It is important to replace damaged or broken cotter pins immediately as a broken part can render the equipment useless in many cases. This cotter pin is designed to exact OEM standards by MTD, and is designed for use in various equipment from MTD, Troy-Bilt, Craftsman, RYOBI, Yard Machines, Hard Man, Poulan, Husky, Bolens, and Cub Cadet. This is a 5/16 cotter pin that features a #34 diameter, and is made of a durable metal. This part is sold individually and those who require more than one will have to order multiple quantities. No other hardware is included. Always wear gloves when working on lawn and garden equipment.

This OEM part is a cotter pin for lawnmowers. The cotter pin is the small clip that secures the mower deck to the mower. A cotter pin can become rusted or damaged due to exposure to the elements. If the cotter pin is no longer securing the mower deck, then it will need to be replaced. Luckily replacing this part is a relatively simple fix.To replace the cotter pin, start by making sure the mower is turned off. After that, locate the old damaged pin. Use a pair of pliers to pull it out of its place. Once removed, slide the new pin into its opening and make sure it is set securely on the mower deck. Once secured, turn the mower on to see if the pin can hold the mower deck.This genuine replacement part is sold individually and is compatible with MTD brand mowers.

Click pins are used in various lawn equipment machines to hold the wheels on. For larger riding lawn mowers, click pins are only used on the smaller front wheels. The click pin penetrates through the axle spindle to hold the tire in place. The part can get lost, damaged, or wear out with regular use. It's also possible to misplace the click pin when changing a tire because it has to be removed first before working on the wheel. A missing, damaged, or worn click pin must be replaced.Click pins are very easy to replace with only a pair of pliers. Wear gloves when making the repair. Start by pulling out the old click pin from its location with the pliers. Insert the new click pin back into the hole located in the spindle.This click pin is a genuine OEM replacement part. It is made with durable, high-quality metal. It is supplied by the manufacturer. It is compatible with both MTD and Murray brands. The equipment the click pin can be used with includes lawn tractors, lawn machines, and other lawn equipment. It is sold as an individual unit.

Secures moving parts and linkages on tractors and outdoor equipment. Replace if bent, broken, or missing to prevent parts from detaching during operation.

Cotter pins are simple but very effective fasteners used primarily to hold wheels in place on mowers. This is particularly true of the front wheels on riding mowers. Cotter pins are very light and can become overly pliable after extensive use. In some cases, the front wheels of a mower, which are the guide wheels that steer the device, become difficult to manage. The cure for this situation is often simply the replacement of the cotter pins that are not holding the guide wheels adequately in place. Before attempting to remove the pins, it is essential that the spark plug boot is moved so that the mower cannot be started. This is an important safety step because the repairer will be getting under the mower near the blades. The back wheels should be blocked so the mower cannot move, then the front end placed up on blocks. Remove the mower's hubcaps to gain access to the axle spindles. Straighten the legs of the pin so that when the curved portion of the cotter pin is grasped with pliers and it can be pulled straight back and be removed. The spindle, washers, and wheels should be checked for wear before the new pin is placed and secured. This OEM cotter pin is compatible with Bolens, Yard-Man, Craftsman, Yard Machines, Cub Cadet, Turf King, Troy-Bilt, Huskee, Toro, Ryobi, MTD, MasterCut, Murray, and Montgomery Wards.