White Outdoor Log Splitter Parts

Cotter pins are simple but very effective fasteners used primarily to hold wheels in place on mowers. This is particularly true of the front wheels on riding mowers. Cotter pins are very light and can become overly pliable after extensive use. In some cases, the front wheels of a mower, which are the guide wheels that steer the device, become difficult to manage. The cure for this situation is often simply the replacement of the cotter pins that are not holding the guide wheels adequately in place. Before attempting to remove the pins, it is essential that the spark plug boot is moved so that the mower cannot be started. This is an important safety step because the repairer will be getting under the mower near the blades. The back wheels should be blocked so the mower cannot move, then the front end placed up on blocks. Remove the mower's hubcaps to gain access to the axle spindles. Straighten the legs of the pin so that when the curved portion of the cotter pin is grasped with pliers and it can be pulled straight back and be removed. The spindle, washers, and wheels should be checked for wear before the new pin is placed and secured. This OEM cotter pin is compatible with Bolens, Yard-Man, Craftsman, Yard Machines, Cub Cadet, Turf King, Troy-Bilt, Huskee, Toro, Ryobi, MTD, MasterCut, Murray, and Montgomery Wards.

This flexible coupling is a genuine MTD part, sold individually. This flexible coupling can be used as a replacement part for a log splitter or a chipper shredder. The purpose of the flexible coupling is to carry on the power transmission between multiple shafts. Remember to always wear gloves when handling, repairing, and operating outdoor equipment. This is an OEM part sourced directly from the manufacturer. It is sold individually. This flexible coupling is compatible with the following outdoor appliance brands: MTD, Cub Cadet, Yard Machines, and Yard Man.

Log splitter not building pressure or splitting slowly? This hydraulic gear pump restores splitting force. Moderate difficulty repair for experienced DIYers.

Fix sluggish or inconsistent splitting action with this log splitter control valve. Regulates hydraulic cylinder movement for smooth operation.

Transfers torque between shafts in your log splitter. Replace when you notice excessive vibration, noise, or reduced splitting power. Verify fit with your model number.

The ignition switch is the part of lawn and garden equipment that features an ignition to turn on and off with a switch. These are common on lawn tractors, as well as some lawn mowers, wood chippers, tillers, and log splitters. While these switches tend to be robust, they may eventually wear out. Some might have a mechanical failure after being used for years. Others might have electrical issues. Regardless of the reason for the failure, they will need to be replaced to continue using the machine. This is a genuine OEM part that is sold individually. It is a complete kit, which will include not only the switch, but also a washer and nut to secure the switch into the housing, and two ignition keys. The ignition switch can work with lawn tractors from brands such as MTD, Ryobi, Troy-Bilt, Bolens, Yard Machines, and Craftsman.

Tubeless air valve for lawn tractor and mower tires. Replace when cracked, leaking, or damaged during tire changes. Installs in wheel rim for proper inflation.

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.

This is a genuine washer lock that is designed to be used in various applications on lawn and garden equipment. It is a standard piece of hardware that provides a strong seal and distributes pressure between the two connected components. Because of the exposure to high pressure and vibrations, these washers can become damaged or broken over time. If they are not replaced promptly, the connection between the two different parts may be affected. These washers are small and can also get lost while doing other repairs, so it may be helpful to keep some extras on hand. This genuine OEM lock washer is manufactured to exact standards and is compatible with several lawn and garden machines from Husky, Cub Cadet, MTD, RYOBI, Yard Machines, Troy Bilt, Yard Man, and Bolens. It can be used with over 150 models of tractors, blowers, cultivators, trimmers, and snowblowers. Consult the parts diagram for the exact location(s) and application(s) of this washer. Replacing this washer will require a screwdriver or socket set to attach the screws or bolts that the washer is securing. Always wear gloves for hand protection when replacing engine components like this lock washer.

Flat washer for lawn mowers and outdoor power equipment. Replaces damaged, missing, or worn washers. Standard hardware component for various models.

Lock washer prevents fasteners from loosening due to vibration in lawn mowers, snowblowers, and outdoor power equipment. Simple replacement part.

This ball bearing assembly has a wide variety of uses in a number of gasoline-powered yard tools. Bearings are used to provide smooth, friction-free motion between the rotating parts of equipment where pieces fit together and move. The weight and momentum of the rotating motion are distributed to the ball bearings, which prevents wear on the equipment and allows smooth, repetitive motion. Ball bearings are used in equipment such as tillers and lawn tractors, as well as other power equipment that is self-propelled. The bearings will wear out over time since they are on the receiving end of all the angular momentum of the equipment being used. One of the chief locations where bearing assemblies need to be replaced are the drive wheels of the riding mowers and lawn tractors. The bearings are located in brass housings specifically machined to hold them. Since it can be difficult to remove the old ball bearing assemblies from these housings, it is worth considering simply replacing the entire housing as well as the bearing. These bearings are genuine OEM manufactured replacement parts. They are compatible with MTD, Yard-Man, Troy-Bilt, Husky, Cub Cadet, and Yard Machine lawn tools.

Flange bearing for lawn tractors and walk-behind mowers. Replace when you notice excessive noise, wobbling, or difficulty with blade rotation. Verify fit with your model number before ordering.

Mandrel bearing for riding mowers and lawn tractors. Replace if spindle makes noise or blade wobbles. Ensures smooth blade rotation. Verify fit by model.

This is a bushing made from black plastic with a cleft down the middle to provide enough flex for easy insertion. It has a flanged design, which means it won’t easily pop out after installation, even under stress from constant vibration. The bushing’s primary purpose is to protect wires and cables from damage as they pass through a channel. As such, the material is fairly durable and does not need to be replaced under ordinary circumstances. That said, there are some situations in which it can become damaged. For one thing, it’s easy to damage while repairing the wires or cables that run through the bushing. If the bushing does need to be replaced, it requires disconnecting any cables or wires that run through the bushing. Pop out the old bushing with a rubber mallet, install the new bushing the same way, reconnect the wires, and the repair is complete. This is an OEM part sourced directly from MTD, and it is sold individually. It was initially used on snowblowers but has also been used on lawnmowers and lawn tractors.