1959 Ge J403s Parts

This washer is a genuine MTD replacement part for lawn and garden appliances that are operated by small engines, such as lawn tractors, snowblowers, chipper shredders, leaf blowers, and lawn mowers. The purpose of a washer is to protect and insulate nuts, bolts, and other types of fasteners, preventing these fasteners from gradually loosening. A washer will have to be replaced in the event that it is lost or misplaced, a common occurrence given its extremely small size and its ability to slide off without calling any attention to its absence. Other reasons to replace a washer could include general wear and tear or visible damage in the form of erosion, bending, or cracking metal as a result of overuse or overexposure. If a washer is subject to any of this kind of damage, it should be replaced immediately to avoid nuts and bolts coming loose and separating the materials that they protect and hold together. Remember that gloves must always be worn when handling, repairing, and operating outdoor equipment. This washer part is compatible with the brands MTD, Yard Machines, Cub Cadet, and Yard Man.

This genuine MTD shoulder screw is an OEM replacement for use on select MTD machines and outdoor power equipment. The shoulder screw has several applications depending on the exact model of equipment, although it is often used to hold handles in place on push mowers. These screws can become worn or get lost over time, necessitating a replacement. It's important to always use genuine OEM parts when making a replacement on outdoor power equipment. This OEM shoulder screw is manufactured to exact standards by MTD and designed to work with several machines that are manufactured by the brand, along with select models from other outdoor power brands. It is sold as an individual unit, and those who need more than one will have to purchase additional quantities. This part can generally be replaced with minimal effort and won't usually require much disassembly. Gloves should be worn for safety whenever working on outdoor equipment, and it may be a good idea to disconnect the spark plug, as well.