Hex Head Thread Rolling Screw 3/​​8-16 X 1-1/​​8

1. First I removed the old rear baffle.
2. I then cleaned up the deck and used a drill mounted abrasive wheel to remove the rust spots,
3.. I mounted the new eReplacementParts rear baffle with the required three screws.
4. I then primed and repainted the deck with Rustoleum spray paints and allowed it to dry for several days.
5. I bought a damaged Troy-Bilt mower with a 190cc 6.75 Briggs and Stratton motor that had been sitting in a barn for 3 years for $50. It was only 5 years old and had low hours on the mower's engine. Using the new eReplacementParts bolts and mower deck engine mounting washers I mounted the engine to my refurbished deck and hooked up the control cables.
6. A bit of initial fussiness but I finally got the engine running. I now have a powerful, reliable like new mower for about $80 and a little time putting it all together.

Rotated bolt until tight.

Removed the drive belt from drive shaft. 2 Removed slotted drive collar from motor. 3 With pliers removed broken blade bolt. 4 Put drive collar back on drive shaft. Reattach drive belt. 5 Ordered new bolt,compression washer, and lock-washer. 6 Used new parts to install the blade. 7 mowed the lawn.