This is a genuine item that is supplied directly from the original equipment manufacturer for use with Craftsman riding lawn mowers and garden tractors. The lift link attaches to the front of the mower deck and to the bracket under the front axle. The purpose of it is to assist in leveling the deck up and down. It is an identical replacement for a missing or a damaged front lift link that was originally installed on a new unit. Please make sure to check the appropriate diagrams of your model for the correct location and application of this part. This high-quality item is made of durable metal and is sold individually, keep in mind the hardware to secure it is sold separately.
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Easiest repair I’ve ever made to my mower. The part was a perfect match of the old part.
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repair of older Husqvarna
Havent installed yet, but have ordered several things from them and never had a problem. Will continue to order as needed.
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Just what I needed
My deck lift link broke and this was just the part I needed to fix my mower back up thanks
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The front mower lift link suspension arrived in good condition and was a good fit.
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My problem was my \"front mower lift link suspension\" needed replacement. From my previous
experience with \"ereplacementparts.com.\" / I typed in the model # and a diagram of my lawn mower presented itself. Discovered the correct diagram and from here looked to identify the correct part.
The new parts were mailed and I rec
... Read moreeived them in a timely fashion. Installing the new parts was quick. There is a 90 degree bend at the one end of this rod. This goes to the mower deck. This secured with a washer and a clip. The other end,( this end has threads) goes through a hole in front of the deck. From here you place a nut on the shaft to secure it to the lawn mower. The time to do the repairs was approximately 30 minutes. In closing, working with staff via the telephone was very efficient. I have discovered ereplacementparts is a great company to work with. On a scale of 1-10, ten being high, I would give them a \"10!\"
I tried to follow the instructions in the manual (which was written by someone who assumed that the work was being done by an experienced repairman not an 82 year old woman) I had helped put the mower deck on before so I wasn\'t completely in the dark, but being a stubborn old woman I didn\'t want to ask for help. Had I followed the in
... Read morestruction in the proper order (which didn\'t make sense to me) it would have been an easier job. After re-reading the book once again I finally managed to get the damn cotter pins secured and the new part tightened up. Any way, it seems to be working pretty good, although the deck maybe not balanced as good as it could be. But, it was less expensive to do the work myself, as the delivery cost alone for the mower repair place to pick it up and return it is $45.
Lifted front of mower with lift,lowered the mower deck to number 1 position,raised the deck and placed on support. Then attached the link lift susp. to the support on the mower and secured it with the washer and pin cotter.
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The front bracket was badly bent after hitting roots. As a result, the front of the mower deck sagged.
Cleaned the area around the bracket. Removed the clip securing the lift link to the mower deck. Used 11/16 and 5/8 wrenches to remove the front bracket. Installed the new bracket, washer, and locknut. Ran the new lift link through the bracket and secured it to the mower deck with the clip. I had to lower the mower deck to connect the link
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Poulan Pro PB19546LT Riding Mower- Replace Mower Deck Belt and Motion drive Belt- Replaced lost Front Mower Lift Link Suspension rod.
Kenneth from Lebanon, Pennsylvania
2 of 2 peoplefound this instruction helpful.
Difficulty Level:
Difficult
Total Repair Time:
More than 2 hours
Tools:
Nutdriver, Pliers, Screw drivers, Socket set, Wrench (Adjustable), Wrench set
The most difficult part after removing the mowing deck was the R&R of the motion belt. Even after raising the entire mower up on jack stands and crawling under the thing, trying to get that belt off seemed about impossible to see or reach at the transmission end, UNTIL, I removed the under seat battery and battery box. Then you could see
... Read more and reach down onto the belt and remove it in the back. The front end, on the motor shaft, top pulley, \'looked\' impossible to take off too because the belt keepers seemed to be fastened to the deck at both ends, so I cut belt in two, then it came off - easy. Now to put the new belt back on seemed impossible too. Finally I saw that the keepers were springy and were only fastened at one end so the belt could be worked around them. Not easy but it worked out. Later to remove the blades to sharpen, it takes a long handled extension to loosen the blade nut.To keep the blade from turning while trying to unloosen the nut I used the deep throat vise grips and locked it onto the mower deck edge as a stop so that the blade could not keep going. Two final things. I find that a belt sander does a far better sharpening job than a grind stone. Less material removed. Plus,
My Front Mower Lift Link Suspension rod that adjust the front deck height just disappeared because the deck end spring cotter key come off. I noticed that on the new rod a hole is drilled up close to the adjuster nuts. And a long spring lock cotter key goes thru it to prevent the rod from sliding out the front side of the bracket to get lost. All of this took 5 hours. I have all kinds of tools and reasonable know how. But the Poulan operator manual seems written loosely.
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Replaced damaged mandrel assembly & front deck balance linkage rod.
Ferrell from Searcy, Arkansas
2 of 2 peoplefound this instruction helpful.
Difficulty Level:
A Bit Difficult
Total Repair Time:
1- 2 hours
Tools:
Pliers, Socket set, Wrench (Adjustable), Wrench set
1. First I had to disconnect the mower deck (not that difficult, just a few linkage points with pins).
2. The main body of my mandrel had completely broken off, but all 4 lugs remained with the bolts intact, so they had to be remove.
3. I placed the deck on it side to gain adequate access to the bottom area, I held the broken
... Read moreportion of each broken lug 1 at a time with channel lock pliers and socket with ratchet on the head of the bolts so as not to turn while removing them. The bolts are installed into the mandrel with self tapping threads, so this resulted in them being very tight so when removing them, they each broke off instead of unscrewing as would be expected.
4. I then used the new self tapping bolts that came with the new mandrel and the proper socket and ratchet to pre-start the bolts into the mandrel holes ( be sure to get the as straight as possible when pre-starting them). This made it much easier once I began to install the mandrel to the mower deck. There is a belt pulley that will have be remove from the upper top of the mandrel in order to remove it from the bottom of the deck, but it was relatively easy to remove also. You can use an adjustable wrench to remove the large nut on top of the shaft and then use a pulley puller if you have one available, but can also use a small block and pry bar to slow lift it off. It appears to be pressed on to the splined shaft but its not really that tight or difficult to remove.
5. Once you have installed the new mandrel through the bottom of the deck and replaced the belt pulley onto the splined shaft and everything is secure, the you are ready to return the deck to the lawn tractor. Just slide it back under the tractor, reattach all of the linkages, replace the belts to the proper positions and once you insure you have everything secure, you should be able to start mowing again. One other helpful note: Take pictures with an IPHONE or digital camera of each step of removing each linkage pin, bolt or any cables or belts so you will be able to review prior to use that you have everything reinstalled properly as was when you first started the repair process.
Removed broken part and replaced with new one, took longer to get tools together than replacing it, very easy job and the order came in a timely manner, thanks again for your help and I will recommend you,,,have a great day, a pleased customer
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Riding mower front lift bar fell off and wash out port broke
1. Pry up mower deck and support with blocks
2. Connect support bar to front of rider mower and bracket on mower deck make sure cotter pin is on on both ends of rod with washer.
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ERP Number: ERP16371726
Manufacturer Part Number: 581506903
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