White Outdoor Tiller Parts

Flat washer for lawn mowers and outdoor power equipment. Replace if washer is missing, damaged, or corroded to ensure proper fastening and fit.

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.

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.

A ball bearing is a rolling element bearing that uses balls to maintain the separation between the bearing races. This part is designed for use with outdoor lawn and garden power equipment such as snowblowers, chippers, shredders, and tillers. It is compatible with products by brands such as Craftsman, Cub Cadet, Ryobi, Troy-Bilt, Yard Machines, MTD, Huskee, Montgomery Wards, Bolens, Yard-Man, and MasterCut.The ball bearing part is crucial because its purpose is to reduce rotational friction while supporting radial and axial loads. Without functioning ball bearings, valuable outdoor equipment would fall apart and quickly stop working. That is why it is important to get any ball bearings replaced if they are worn out or malfunctioning.This ball bearing is made out of metal. The ball bearing is an original OEM part sourced directly from the manufacturer, MTD. It is sold individually.

Sealed ball bearing reduces friction between fixed parts and rotating shafts. Replace if you hear grinding noise or notice wheel wobble. Verify fit.

If your tiller clutch won't engage or disengage properly, a worn or frayed clutch control cable is likely the cause. This cable replacement restores control.

If your tiller won't move forward or tines won't rotate when engaged, the clutch cable may be worn or broken. Moderately easy DIY repair part.

Replace a stripped or worn control cable that prevents smooth tiller operation. This cable connects user controls to machine functions for precise settings.

If your tiller won't engage or the clutch feels loose, this clutch cable connects the engine control to the drive system. Moderate DIY repair.

35-inch throttle cable for lawn tractors and tillers. Replace your worn, frayed, or broken throttle cable to restore proper speed control functionality.

Replacement clutch control cable for tillers. Connects the clutch lever to the transmission mechanism. Replace if cable is frayed, broken, or stretched.

Clutch cable connects the drive system to the clutch control arm on rear-tine tillers. Replace if cable is broken, frayed, stretched, or damaged.

Fix a tiller that won't move forward or has poor drive engagement with a new drive control cable. This cable connects the control lever to the drive system.

Tiller won't engage or move forward? This clutch cable controls engagement and disengagement for smooth operation. Replace if torn, frayed, or damaged.

This is a control cable that connects the tiller's handle-mounted controls to the engagement mechanism. It transmits operator input to engage or disengage the tines or drive system. Replace this cable if the tiller's controls feel loose, unresponsive, or if the cable is frayed, stretched, or broken.

This part is a replacement spacer. This is a genuine OEM part made by MTD and has been sourced directly from the manufacturer. This part can be used to replace a defective or worn-out spacer in a variety of tiller models. Spacers help to ensure that there isn't excessive heat, friction, or vibration caused by moving components within the tiller. They are particularly subject to wear and tear over time or with regular usage, and thus may need to be replaced with a genuine OEM part. When working on or near an engine, it's important to ensure that the equipment is powered off and completely cool before beginning any repairs. For more accurate information on how and where to place this spacer, the appropriate owner's manual and equipment diagrams should be referred to. As an authentic replacement part, this spacer is suitable for use on tillers that have been manufactured by MTD, Craftsman, Troy-Bilt, and other brands. Please note that this is a genuine part made of high-quality, durable metal and is sold individually.