This steel piece is an authentic replacement part manufactured for Snapper tractors and mowers. Ball bearings reduce friction between moving metal parts. Metal fatigue causes wear on ball bearings and they should be replaced regularly. A screwdriver and/or wrench will commonly be needed to remove/replace this part.
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Exactly correct
Exact replacement
Guest - June 3, 2019
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Just what I needed. Timely delivery!
Easy to find the part I needed on your website.
Guest - July 30, 2019
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Right part first time. Thanks for exploded parts views.
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Guest - August 21, 2019
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worked perfect good seller
fast shiping
Guest - September 21, 2019
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Not an easy repair. Snapper provides no instruction.
Part was identical to original.
Guest - October 7, 2019
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Exactly What I needed
The part fit perfectly and worked great! I’m definitely not mechanically minded, but was able to change out the part and the mower is working great again. Thanks!
Guest - May 23, 2023
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Right part, delivered quickly
The part was the right one and it was shipped promptly
Rick - April 8, 2021
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Works, but not press fit like OEM Snapper
Chinese made bearing fits into the hole on the driven disc adjustment bracket on my Snapper Ninja. Problem is, it's not oversized to be press fit into the bracket. Fortunately the bracket has four holes which can be drilled out for small pan head screw/nut which will keep the bearing in place. I used two small pan head screws (phillips) with nylock nuts which work just fine.
Guest - July 11, 2019
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did not fit
Bearing was too small of diameter. No grease in bearing. It is a sealed bearing. It the bearing turn rough, hard, gritty.
Old bearing is press in fit.
Your picture show made in USA, the 1 U sent was the poorest made china made bearing I have ever seen.
Guest - August 15, 2019
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1. Remove Drive Shaft \"L\" frame off of deck of Lawnmower and slide drive shaft off of \"L\"
frame.
2. Ball Bearing is mounted on left side of \"L\" frame (left side as you are standing behind mower
holding handle).
3. Use Socket Set or Wrench Set to remove the 4 self thread nuts holding the Bearing
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Note: of the 4 nuts, one will be shorter than the other 3, keep in mind which hole that you
took the shorter nut from when putting the new Bearing in.
4. The Bearing has a \"Lip-Ring\" on one side (same side as the side you removed the 4 bolts
from). On the other side, use a Screwdriver and a Rubber Hammer and \"lightly\" tap the old
Bearing out.
5. Insert the New Bearing in the same manner the old one came out and make sure the \"Lip
-Ring\" is on the same side as it was for the old Bearing (the Heads of the 4 nuts will hold the
new Bearing in place.
6. Install the 4 Nuts back in place and remember that they must be holding the \"Lip-Ring\" in
place.
7. Slide Drive Shaft back on \"L\" Frame.
8. Install Drive Shaft \"L\" Frame back on Lawnmower Deck.
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Drive system rebuild, total frame and deck rework
Russell from Dickinson, Texas
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Difficulty Level:
A Bit Difficult
Total Repair Time:
More than 2 hours
Tools:
Nutdriver, Pliers, Screw drivers, Socket set, Wrench (Adjustable), Wrench set
The drive bearing on the snapper was press fit onto the hex shaft contrary to the service instructions that came with the mower. I had to cut off the bearing sleeve with a bench grinder before I could install the new bearing.
Then I had to add 4 self tapping screws to hold the bearing onto the mounting bracket. Once again the servic
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Snapper mower instructions leave a lot to be desired.
Took the drive all apart and replaced the worn parts. I used the schematic available on line to identify the parts needed and to reassemble the drive units.
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Self propelled bearings and drive wheel, completly worn out.
Placed lawnmower on tailgate of truck.
Removed lawnmower blade to install new drive belt.
Disassembled Drive wheel and shaft.
Removed, replaced 4 screws to install new rubber on drive wheel.
Removed necessary screws and replaced both bearings.
Replaced belt and reassembled drive unit and blade.
Fairly s
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Removed tension spring and cotter pin and linkage arm
Slid assembly off of machine
Removed external snap ring and drive disc
Drove bearing from the bracket it was swaged in place from snapper
Installed new bearing and retained it with four 10/32 screws, nuts, flat washers and lock washers. Not included
Ins
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Slid assembly back in place after sanding and cleaning the drive plate that runs the rubber drive disc
Reinstalled the tension spring and tested the mower
All good
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front axle, wheel adjustment brackets and drive bearings were all worn and decals in bad shape.
Took drive train completely apart and changed bearings, Removed front wheel brackets and axle and removed old decals. While I had everything apart I sanded and painted and replaced decals.
Took the self propel mechanism apart, removed the bearings from their housings put the new ones in. Then put the new drive belt on before reassembling the mechanism.
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Model Cross Reference
This part works with the following models:
ERP Number: ERP11838467
Manufacturer Part Number: 707608
Lawn Mower
- 21" 4 Hp Steel Deck Electric Start Series 1
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