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Replacement skid shoe for snow blower auger housing. Protects surfaces and controls scraping height. Replace if cracked, worn, or missing for proper operation.
Metal skid shoe that attaches to the bottom of your snowblower to protect the auger housing and concrete surfaces during snow removal operations.
This is the clutch drum that houses the clutch that engages the power tools on more than 50 gasoline-powered lawn and landscape devices. The clutch sits inside this housing, which enables it to rotate. When the RPMs of the engine reach a certain point, the clutch expands and causes the drive shaft of the tool to engage. Among the different kinds of equipment that use this clutch housing are cultivators, edgers, and grass trimmers. The clutch, and therefore the clutch drum, receive a great deal of wear for several reasons: the vibration of the engine, the rapid up and down change of engine revolutions, and resistance met by the tools that are transferred back to the clutch and housing. Signs that the clutch is failing include a slow response to increased engine RPMs and an inability for the power tool to engage the drive shaft. In these cases, the clutch and housing should be replaced in order for the equipment to operate properly again. When choosing a clutch housing, it is important to select one that, like this one, is a genuine OEM certified part. This housing is compatible with Craftsman, Troy-Bilt, MTD, Bolens, Yard-Man, and Ryobi equipment.
Few parts fulfill as many roles on lawn mowers and other landscaping power tools than the cover screw. This screw serves to attach metal housing parts, assemblies, and shrouds to one another on equipment such as power vacuums, snow blowers, edgers, tillers, hedge trimmers, lawn tractors, leaf blowers, grass trimmers and cultivators. As these are extremely durable metal screws, they seldom fail under ordinary use. It should be noted, however, that they are most often used at connection and pressure points. Stresses at these junctions sometime loosen screws, causing them to be lost or occasionally resulting in stripped threads. It's also occasionally the case that these screws are lost during repair or routine maintenance of yard equipment because of their small size. Users should make sure to consult their owner's manuals for replacement steps and any special instructions. Because of their small size and the ease of losing them during repair work or maintenance, it's recommended to keep a supply of appropriately sized screws on hand. Most importantly, when replacing a part make sure to use a genuine OEM replacement part. They are manufactured according to the specs of the original parts and are perfect replicas.
Fix a trimmer that won't spin or cuts poorly with this lower flexible drive shaft assembly. Connects the motor to the cutting head for proper operation.
Rope won't retract after pulling? This recoil starter spring restores proper rope tension in lawn equipment engines. Essential starter assembly component.
This is a replacement pull rope for a small engine recoil starter assembly used on tillers, lawn mowers, and similar outdoor power equipment. The rope winds around the starter pulley and is pulled to crank the engine for starting. Replace this rope if it is frayed, broken, or no longer retracts properly into the starter housing.
Center hex nut for lawn mowers, snow blowers, and tillers. Secures blade assemblies and drive components. Replace if stripped, corroded, 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 a hi-pro key, or high profile key. This part is most commonly used to lock pulleys and gears into transmission shafts. Replacing a damaged, broken or lost hi-pro key is simple, requiring only a set of pliers to complete.This hi-pro key is an authentic OEM component sourced directly from the manufacturer. It is sold as an individual unit. It is compatible with lawn tractors and snowblowers from MTD, Ryobi, Yard Machines, Bolens, Yard-Man, Troy-Bilt, Cub Cadet, and Huskee. It is made of high-quality, durable metal materials.
Snap ring fastener for lawn tractors and snow blowers. Secures components on shafts and axles. Replace if missing, broken, or worn to restore proper fit.
Snowblower won't propel or auger spins irregularly? This hex shaft gear connects the shaft to drive components. Simple replacement restores power.
Worm shaft for snowblower auger drive system. Replaces worn, stripped, or broken worm shafts. Installs in gearbox to transfer power to auger assembly.
Fix deck vibration and uneven cutting caused by worn spindle bearings. This spindle assembly connects your blade to the deck. Moderate difficulty repair.
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If your snow blower won't move or gears slip, the transmission housing assembly may be damaged. This part houses critical drive components.
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