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Deck lift index bracket for lawn tractors. Attaches to the upper frame to enable deck height adjustment. Replace if cracked, broken, or missing.
Hex lock nut secures bolted joints on outdoor lawn equipment. Replace if threads are stripped, nut is missing, or won't hold proper tension.
The lock nut is a piece of standard hardware that may have a variety of applications on lawn and garden equipment, including on engines, housings, and other components. The lock nut offers a secure fit by tightening into a flange that prevents the nut from loosening like a regular nut might. Over time, the flange or the nut can become worn or damaged. In some cases, lock nuts may be lost during the process of other repairs or maintenance. Replacing them with genuine OEM parts like this lock nut is the best solution. This lock nut is compatible with hundreds of machines, including mowers, snowblowers, and chippers from MTD, Troy-Bilt, Cub Cadet, RYOBI, Yard-Man, Yard Machines, Bolens, and Husky. The ¼-inch lock nut has multiple locations and applications, so owners should consult their parts diagram for exact placement and part number identification. This lock nut is made of durable metal and sold as a single unit. Those who need additional pieces will have to order multiple quantities. This part will require a wrench or a socket to replace, as well as pliers and/or a screwdriver to hold the bolt or screw in place.
This is an internal snap ring that can be found in many types of lawn and garden equipment. It is located between the spacer and bearing and is made of durable metal. The ring holds items steady and has an exposed area that functions like a shoulder to keep the assembly in place. Over time, the internal snap ring can become damaged through wear and tear or corrosion. It can also break and will no longer operate the way it should.If the internal snap ring is broken, corroded, or damaged, it will need to be replaced. Make sure the equipment is turned off and placed on a flat surface for the replacement process. A pair of snap ring pliers will be needed to remove the original internal snap ring. There is a plastic wheel cap located on top of the snap ring that needs to be removed first.This internal snap ring is an authentic OEM replacement part that is sourced directly from the manufacturer. It is sold as an individual part. The snap ring is compatible with lawnmowers, chainsaws, and snowblowers manufactured by Yard-Man, Montgomery Wards, Huskee, MTD, Yard Machines, Troy-Bilt, and Cub Cadet.
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Front deck spindle assembly for lawn tractors. Mounts to the mower deck and supports the blade. Replace if cracked, bent, or bearing is worn.
Spindle assembly with pulley for lawn tractor mower decks. Mounts to deck underside to support and spin blades. Replace if cracked, worn, or damaged.
Ball joint assembly for lawn tractor front suspension steering. Replaces worn, damaged, or broken ball joints that affect wheel alignment and control.
This is a simple set of lawnmower ignition keys. They’re also used for an array of riding mowers, lawn tractors, and even snowblowers. To simplify repair and replacement procedures, most manufacturers use standardized keys for all their machines in a given class. As a result, a single key can be used for dozens of machines. The keys are manufactured from stainless steel, with an INDAK logo stamped into the center. Regardless of whether the machine is a walk-behind mower or a full-sized lawn tractor, a keyed ignition is easier to operate than a recoil cord. Similarly, replacing a key is generally straightforward. The exception is if the old key has snapped off in the ignition. In this case, a set of needle-nosed pliers can sometimes be used to extract the key. A powerful magnet can also be helpful if the broken key is being stubborn. In the worst-case scenario, the ignition may need to be replaced. This is an OEM part sourced directly from MTD, and it is sold as a set of two.
Fix a riding mower that won't start or stay running with this screw-mount switch. Direct replacement part for lawn tractors and riding mowers.
Spring switch for lawn tractors and riding mowers. Mounts near the switch button. Replace if worn, broken, or damaged from regular use over time.
Engine won't start or turn off? This lawn tractor ignition switch controls engine starting and stopping. Direct replacement takes 15-30 minutes.
Extension spring for lawn tractors and riding mowers. Replaces cracked, broken, or missing springs. Installs on various linkage and control mechanisms.
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.
Flat washer for lawn tractors and outdoor power equipment. Increases screw bearing surface area. Replace if worn, damaged, or missing during repairs.
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