26002010 Parts

Replaces cracked or broken blade height adjustment brackets on walk-behind mowers. Secures cutting deck leveling mechanism. Needed when missing or worn.

Replacement mounting nut for securing appliance components. Needed when original hardware is stripped, corroded, or missing during repairs or reassembly.

This hush cushion clamp secures and cushions appliance hoses and components to reduce vibration and noise, helping rattles and squeaks caused by loose fittings. It's a small replacement part that restores quieter operation. What it does:

• Cushions hose or component contact points to reduce vibration noise and metal-on-metal rattling
• Holds hoses or lines securely in place to prevent chafing and movement
• Helps stop intermittent squeaks or knocks from loose brackets or tubing
• Restores proper alignment where the original cushion or clamp has worn or failed

• Disconnect power and water supply before starting any repair; follow appliance safety procedures
• Typically fastens in place with a snap or screw; have a screwdriver or nut driver on hand
• Inspect the mounting area and adjoining hoses for wear; replace damaged hoses or fittings as needed

Truss head machine screw for lawn mowers, snowblowers, and tillers. Replaces lost, stripped, or damaged screws in engine, deck, or housing assembly.

This thrust washer replaces the small bearing surface that spaces and cushions rotating parts in the appliance motor or pump, helping reduce wear and restore smoother operation. Ideal when worn washers allow excess movement or noise. What it does

• Maintains correct axial spacing for motor or pump shafts to prevent rubbing
• Cushions rotating parts to reduce metal-on-metal wear
• Helps stop or reduce grinding, scraping, or increased vibration from the motor/pump area
• Restores proper alignment that can prevent premature component damage

• Intended for repair by someone comfortable disassembling motor/pump assemblies
• Power off and unplug the appliance and shut off water (if applicable) before starting
• Handle small parts carefully and note original orientation for correct reassembly
• If other wear or damage is present on shafts, seals, or bearings, replace those components as needed

This part has been discontinued by the manufacturer and is no longer available.