*This part replaces obsolete part #: 791-181938, 791-181969, 181929, 180339, 791-181969, 791-182309 and 791-180339.
This part is compatible with the following machines:
Jim40502
Is it possible to just replace the shaft cable or do you have to buy the complete upper shaft assembly? There is also a spring on the top part of the cable. Does anyone know if you can buy the cable and spring to repair the assembly? Neither part is listed seperately on the parts diagram. Thanks
rave808
Can you buy just the male female coupler that attaches the boom drive shaft to the attachment drive shaft or do you have to buy the whole upper housing assembly
GLW
Does this part (753-04344) have a male-female coupler, one at each end? If not, what is the part number for a drive shaft that can accommodate attachments and extensions? GLW Athens, GA
UtahAV
Hi GLW, The assembly has a squared off shaft on one end that fits into the clutch drum on the motor assembly. The other end has a female coupling that accepts the accessories. I hope this helps, -UtahAV -Mark
The_Average_Joe
Again UtahAV is making a simple "Yes" or "No" question into something complicated. YES, this is the complete upper assembly. It has the upper flexible drive shaft included. Basically, a pipe with a flexible drive shaft in it. If the upper drive shaft has broken (as in my case), you need not buy anything else (example: handle or screws).
pjames3528
Just curious, has anyone replace this part before. If so, is it a tedious job? Thanks for your reply in advance! PJ
Hi pjames, Replacing the upper dive shaft is definitely a doable repair for most do-it-yourselfers. Probably the most difficult part is removing and replacing the grip. In fact I suggest also purchasing a new grip just to make the repair go a bit more easily. That way you can just cut the old grip off of the shaft. I hope this helps! -UtahAV -Mark
UtahAV is full of crap. Cutting off the handle would cost you another $35-$80 in parts. When all you need is a 5/16" socket wrench to loosen and slide the original handle off. Most of this guy's answers have been vague and expensive. If you've got a small arsenal of wrenches and screw drivers, it's fairly easy. Basically, take it apart and put it back together again. No rocket science involved.