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Replacement shift knob for snowblower control lever. Installs on the shift rod to adjust speed and direction. Replace if cracked, broken, or missing.
Replacement spacer bushing for gas snowblowers. Installs between moving components to maintain proper alignment. Order a new one if original is worn, cracked, or missing.
Shoulder spacer for gas snowblowers and tillers. Installs between components to maintain proper spacing and alignment. Replace if worn or missing.
Repair snow thrower belt slipping or disengaging with this idler bracket. Restores proper belt tension for drive system. Moderate difficulty repair.
E-ring retainer for lawn tractors and outdoor power equipment. Secures components on 0.500-inch shafts. Replace if missing, bent, or damaged.
Fix snowblower auger not turning or grinding noises with this 80 tooth gear. Common failure part that restores auger rotation. Moderate difficulty repair.
This drive belt is made for use on lawn mowers produced by multiple manufacturers. This belt attached the motor to the blade. This causes the driveshaft to rotate the blade. Because these belts are made of rubber, normal wear tear causes deterioration over time.Deterioration can take the form of cracking, tearing, or stretching of the drive belt. This can cause a complete breakdown of the lawn mower or reduced performance. If the mower is acting sluggish, it may be time to check the belt and replace it if necessary.Before removing and replacing the belt, it is important to drain the fuel tank and remove the spark plugs to ensure safety. Always disengage the blades and wear gloves when replacing the drive belt. After removing the damaged belt, slide the new belt on and reinstall the spark plug before operating the mower.This drive belt is OEM sourced. It is an individual part designed for use with edgers made by Troy-Bilt, Yard-Man, Yard Machines, Cub Cadet, and MTD.
Snowblower won't move forward or backward? The friction wheel assembly works with the friction disc to turn the drive axle and restore self-propulsion.
This grease plug is a genuine OEM replacement part sourced directly from the manufacturer. It is found on snowblowers and other outdoor yard machines on the gearcase assembly, which houses the auger gear. The grease plug seals the oil port on the gearbox. This keeps lubrication inside the gearbox and is the access point for adding more when needed. If this plug is lost, the gearbox's oil could leak out, and contaminants could get into the gearbox.Lubricate the contents of the gearbox before installing the new grease plug. Locate and remove the two screws on the side to drain the gearbox. Install the grease plug in the bottom. Refill the oil using the vent hole. Continue filling until oil is coming out the top side screw. Close everything back up, and the machine is ready for use. To prepare the equipment for long storage, remove the grease plug and check the oil level. If it is not to the top, add more lubricant before sealing the grease plug.This grease plug is made of durable black molded plastic and is sold as an individual unit. It is compatible with snowblowers and snow throwers manufactured by Ryobi, MTD, Yard Machines, Troy-Bilt, Bolens, Yard-Man, Cub Cadet, and Husky.
Fastening screw for snowblower component assembly. Replaces lost, stripped, or damaged screws that secure panels, covers, or internal parts.
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