Statesman Lawn Mower Parts

Replace your lawn mower's right-hand door spring. Secures the discharge door in place. Order a new one if your original is broken, stretched, or missing.

Metal blade support spacer that mounts between the mower blade and bolt. Secures the blade to the deck base. Replace if worn, damaged, or missing.

Replace your lawn mower's broken or missing hinge clip. This small metal fastener secures the handle hinge assembly, keeping your mower stable during use.

Pivot arm assembly that controls wheel movement on lawn mowers and chippers. Replace if the original is cracked, bent, broken, or causing alignment issues.

This carriage bolt is a self-locking bolt designed to be used in an unthreaded square or round hole. These bolts are used in outdoor lawn and garden equipment due to their ability to handle heavy weight loads.Carriage bolts are often used to join lawnmower handles to the base of the mower. Over time, the vibration of the lawnmower may cause the bolt to become loose. During routine maintenance, if the bolt is loose, use a wrench to tighten the nut holding the bolt in place. If the bolt is missing, this carriage bolt replacement can be installed. Push the bolt through the hole; if the fit is snug, it may need to be lightly tapped. Once the bolt is through the other side, thread a nut on the bolt. Tighten the nut with a wrench.This is a genuine OEM part sourced directly from the manufacturer. It is sold as an individual unit and does not come with the nut. This carriage bolt is designed for lawnmowers, snowblowers, and other outdoor lawn and garden equipment manufactured by Bolens, Craftsman, Cub Cadet, Huskey, Troy-Bilt, Turf Pro, MTD, Ryobi, and Mastercut.

Hex screw for lawn mowers and outdoor power equipment. Secures components and panels. Replace if stripped, rusted, or missing for proper assembly.

Hex screw fastener for lawn mowers and outdoor power equipment. Replace if lost, stripped, or damaged during maintenance. Sold individually.

Hex cap screw for securing components on lawn mowers, tractors, and outdoor power equipment. Replace if stripped, rusted, or missing hardware.

Replace a missing, stripped, or damaged screw on your lawn mower or outdoor power equipment. Standard hardware piece for secure assembly and mounting.

This is an oval c-sunk screw commonly used in mowers and snowblowers to help secure the throttle housing to the upper handle. If there is a problem with the screw, it should be replaced to ensure the proper function of the machine.The screw is made from metal and it should last a long time. However, there could be several reasons to replace the screw. It might become lost when working on other parts of the machine. The threads could be stripped, or the head of the screw could start to wear away or corrode over time. Replacement of this piece is usually fast and easy, but it can depend on the location of the screw.The oval c-sunk screw will work with models of machines from MTD, Mastercut, Husky, Western Sun, Lawn Hawk, Wizard, Servistar, and Tradesman. The screw is sold individually. It is a genuine OEM replacement part.

Hex screw for securing components in lawn mowers, tractors, and outdoor power equipment. Replace if stripped, corroded, broken, or missing.

Replace a lost, stripped, or damaged screw in your lawn mower or chipper shredder. This fastener secures components during operation and assembly.

This is a genuine replacement self-tapping hex screw with a blunt nose designed for lawn mowers and lawn tractors. It is used in a variety of locations for the engine assembly of lawn mowers. The self-tapping feature allows the metal screw threads to tightly secure to other metal. The blunt nose requires the use of a pre-drilled pilot hole smaller than the diameter of the screw. These screws do not interchange well. Be sure to check the owner's manual to ensure the correct part number. The hex head needs a socket wrench for the easiest removal and replacement. When removing this type of screw, stripped threads can occur. If this happens, use a screw of the same type in a slightly larger size to accommodate for the damage. Typically, this type of screw would need to be replaced when removed to access another part of the lawn mower for replacement, such as the carburetor. This an OEM part sourced directly from the manufacturer and is sold individually. This screw fits products by Bolens, Brute, Columbia, County Line, Craftsman, Cub Cadet, Huskee, Huskee Supreme, MTD Black, MTD Gold, Mastercut, Murray, Troy Bilt, Yard Man, & Yard Machines.

With small gasoline-powered tools that require control panels, this hex screw attaches the panel to the handles of the tools. Machined to be durable, important screws such as these take a real beating. In their locations at critical points on the handle, the hex screws are considered "wear items," and thus periodically, they must be replaced. The control panel itself is often a location of extreme forces, jostling, and abrupt movement in unpredictable directions. The constant movement, with sheet metal rubbing against the hex screws from every direction, make wear inevitable. The manufacturers recommend that spare screws of this type be kept on hand if the heavy use of the equipment is expected. Among the gasoline-powered tools that use these screws are snowblowers, yard tractors, mowers, tiller, chippers, shredders, and other tools requiring hand-maneuvered levers. These screws are compatible with a number of equipment brands and manufacturers, including MTD, Ryobi, Poulan, Yard-Man, Bolens, Troy-Bilt, and Yard Machines.

Hex lock nut for lawn mowers and outdoor power equipment. Secures blade assemblies, wheels, and components. Replace if stripped, corroded, or missing.

This clutch collar is an authentic OEM part sourced directly from the manufacturer for use in lawnmowers and lawn tractors. If there are problems with the lawnmower jerking and sputtering after changing gears, the clutch collar should be removed and replaced to keep the lawnmower running properly. The clutch collar is part of the clutch bearing. The clutch collar is used between bevel gears as spacers and allows them to move in sync with the pinion gear. If the clutch collar is deteriorated, broken, or missing, a new one should be installed.Make sure the lawnmower is on a flat surface. Remove the spark plug and disconnect the battery. A screwdriver, pliers, socket set, wrench set, and nut driver are required to make this repair. Take the transmission out of the lawnmower. Open the case on the transmission and remove the broken clutch collar. Install the new clutch collar. Reverse the process to reassemble the lawnmower. This clutch collar is a high tensile metal part that is sold individually. It is designed for use in lawn tractors manufactured by Craftsman.