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Parts for Craftsman C950-52948-0: Traction Drive Parts

Parts for Craftsman C950-52948-0: Traction Drive Parts

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By: Midwest Engine
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By: Midwest Engine
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By: Midwest Engine
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By: Midwest Engine
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By: Midwest Engine
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By: Midwest Engine
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By: Midwest Engine
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By: Midwest Engine
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By: Midwest Engine
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By: Midwest Engine

This genuine OEM replacement friction disc wheel is designed to fit a wide range of snowblower engines. A friction wheel attaches to the friction disc of a friction drive transmission. This style of transmission is common to many lawn appliances. Rather than relying on chains or sprockets, a friction wheel transmission uses two rotating wheels to drive the axle. If one wheel is damaged, the transmission will seize up, and the engine will not run. Over time, friction plates will wear down through repeated use, and the transmission will eventually give out. Signs of a failed transmission include noticeable vibrations, poor engine performance, out-of-place revving, and a slipping engine. Replacing the friction disc will require a socket wrench to remove the wheel and hex shaft, as well as a pair of pliers to pry away any clips securing those parts into place. Be sure not to lose any of these small components, as they are needed for reassembly. Before starting any repair, be sure to drain any fuel from the appliance. This part is compatible with Murray, Snapper, and Simplicity snowblowers and is sourced from the original manufacturer. As a top of the line replacement part, it ships individually.

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By: Midwest Engine
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By: Midwest Engine
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This part is discontinued by the manufacturer and is no longer available for purchase.

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By: Midwest Engine
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This part is discontinued by the manufacturer and is no longer available for purchase.

28
By: Midwest Engine
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This part is discontinued by the manufacturer and is no longer available for purchase.

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By: Midwest Engine
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This part is discontinued by the manufacturer and is no longer available for purchase.

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By: Midwest Engine
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By: Midwest Engine
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This part is discontinued by the manufacturer and is no longer available for purchase.

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By: Midwest Engine

This is a replacement front drive cable designed for some snowblower brands. The cable engages the front drive of the machine, allowing it clear snow from the machine's path. It's also sometimes called the auger cable. Over time and through normal use, the cable will suffer from wear and tear. Cables can fray, stretch, and even break in some instances. Eventually, all front drive cables will need to be replaced. Signs that the cable may need to be replaced include the auger drive not engaging, or engaging and then disengaging repeatedly. To replace the front drive cable, first, disconnect the spark plug wire. Then, remove the belt cover and locate then remove the cable where it connects to the control level, the cable guide pulley, and the 90-degree bracket. Install the new cable in the reverse order. This is a genuine OEM replacement front drive cable, and it is sold individually. It works with some models of Craftsman and Murray brand snowblowers. It also works with a number of Briggs & Stratton engines installed on other snowblower models.

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