This is an authentic part made by original manufacturer. It is found in Toro brand lawn tractors. Bearings reduce friction by buffering and stabilizing moving parts while allowing for free movement. This part is designed to engage a hex gear/shaft. Bearings are high wear parts which commonly need replacement. Sold individually.
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This part works with the following brands:
Toro
This part works with the following products:
Lawn Tractor
Lawn Mower
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Replacement part
The part came in just less than a week. It arrived in good condition and was what we needed to fix our lawnmower. Thanks!
Guest - October 15, 2020
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I basically ordered the steering mechanism for my tractor.
All the correct parts arrived and were installed but the steering is still acting up. I need to look further down the steering, underneath the mower, to find out what is happeng.
Guest - May 28, 2021
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Easy to find ,order and came quickly we were getting a lot of rain and my grass was going to get out of hand quick .I needed this part yesterday.but we got it done!
Guest - July 31, 2021
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Great part, great service!
A very easy transaction. The exploded views of the different parts groups was easy to navigate, ordering was simple, and communication with shipping info was excellent!
The part was a perfect fit. It arrived quickly and was easy to replace making my mower usable again. I’ve used ereplacementparts before, and I’ll use them again!
Guest - May 10, 2022
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replacement bushing for steering shaft
part fit perfectly installation took only minutes, mower is working like new again
Guest - September 28, 2019
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Part was what was expected
New condition
Guest - January 17, 2020
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15 minutes and I was back cutting grass
The fit was spot on, no problems installing.
Thomas - March 30, 2020
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Remove nut and washer from steering shaft, pull shaft up 2 inches slide bearing out of hex hole, slide new bearing into hex hole drop shaft through bearing attach on washer reinstall nut and tighten. Use a small wire to pull and insert bearing
1) Removed flanged nut at bottom of steering shaft
2) Removed steering gear
3) Lifted steering shaft approximately 2 inches
4) Removed worn out Bearing-Flange
5) Reassembled in exact reverse order.
6) The job is a lot easier if you have a helper
1. Removed the deck.
2. Pulled the bolt for the steering wheel.
3. Disconnected the brake and the gas pedal.
4. Pulled bolts for the plate.
5. Pulled bolts, replaced the steering gear.
6. Replaced the bearing flange.
7. Reinstalled the steering wheel shaft and the bolt.
8. Reinstalled the deck and
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Tractor would not steer...steering wheel spun in place
I removed the gas tank after draining it. I then removed the mower deck in order to access the steering gear more easily. I removed the old pinion gear and pulled the steering shaft out of the frame. The flange bearing was worn out so I had to drive it our from the bottom with a drift punch. I then set the new bearing in place, reinstal
... Read moreled the shaft, and installed the new pinion gear on the end of the shaft. I removed and sharpened blades while the deck was off, then put deck back on and reinstalled gas tank and attached fuel line. Mower steers and cuts great. This is the second time I have replaced that flange bearing...
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Steering had locked up. Unable to steer the tractor.
1. Removed the deck.
2. Removed the pinion gear and the flange bearing.
3. Replaced gear and bearing and reassembled the steering unit.
4. Centered up the steering wheel and set the steering gear so it would have equal steering when turning the steering wheel from left to right.
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Steering gear was partially stripped, bushings were worn, flange bushing was almost totally worn through, and drive belt was nearly broken.
Removed mower deck, jacked the mower up, removed steering pinion gear, removed electric clutch assembly, slid drive pully down crankshaft far enough to remove drive belt. Reverse procedure to reasemble. Slide steering shaft up and use punch to remove flange bearing, install new flange bearing, I was able slide it in place and get the stee
... Read morering shaft through it and position it and push it down with the shaft. Install new steering pinion gear. You must remove the battery and battery box to access belt pullies at transmission. Just watch what you are doing and don\'t get in a hurry.
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Hex flange bearing failed stripping the steering pinion gear.
1.Remove the deck.
2.Remove the pinion gear.
3.Drop the plate above pinion gear to access hex bearing.
4.Install new hex bearing.
5.Reinstall plate.
6.Put the pinion gear on.
7.Reinstall the deck.
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Steering wheel lower gear would not turn wheel rack because of worn part.
Lifted mower onto blocks
Removed gas tank for access to shaft
Removed 11/16\" nut from end of shaft
Remove old pinion gear and thrust washer
Lift steering shaft out of way and punch out worn bearing from below with screwdriver
Insert new hex flange bearing and shaft
Reinstall thrust washer and new g
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Reinstalled old 11/16\" shaft end nut as the one I received was an unusable shiny 10mm brass nut (probably the rack stancion nut) I thought I had ordered
Tightened shaft nut and reinstalled gas tank
Lowered mower and removed blocks then,
MOST IMPORTANTLY, checked and tightened steering wheel hub bolt as it had worked itself loose from all the wobbly action over time from the worn but now mostly new parts.
Works Great Now!
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