Hex Locknut

Remove inspection cover removed left tire from
Axle Remove sprocket bolt w/nut
Removed drive Chain by removing 1 link had clean shaft with grinder
Taped of gear cleaned shaft with grinder installed New gear and roller chain had to Remove master link
To install chain reinstalled master link taped drive Axle Into Place also tighten hold-down clip on Axle also
Taped spacer out through rim and tire assembly too Axle tight from shifting put tire on also Greased roller chain and sprocket replaced inspection cover back on started and tested drive assembly checked auger and found 1 sheer pin missing replaced Snow blower Ready

After ten years of use, the cable broke at the foot pedal due to bending whenever the foot pedal was pressed down to stop the Snapper rider-mower. The five parts purchased together form part of a single system, however it would have been possible to purchase only the "Cable, Clutch" while salvaging and re-using the brake cable and other parts. After studying how the original clutch cable and brake cable were attached, it was not difficult to connect the replacement cables properly. I needed a second pair of hands to keep the front end of the cable from slipping down into and becoming lost in the connecting tube while I connected everything at the rear of the mower. Otherwise, this was a one-person job.

Installed the shear pin, spacer and nut on the left shaft of the snowblower. All working now.

Replace the auger's shear screw, spacer and nut/ Operated snowblower right after and repaired auger worked as expected.

Some of the nuts were worn so had to use vicegrips with the hex socket. If replace scraper blade, plan to also replace nuts and screws.