Genuine Black and Decker replacement part, this item is sold individually. This part is placed underneath the Hex Nut that holds the blade to the shaft on the mowers shown below. It helps secure the blade to the shaft assembly on the mower.
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Mower blade spacer
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Worked as expected
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Black & Decker electric mower parts
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Exactly what I needed!
My lawnmower works again!
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Last summer I took the blade off to sharpen. I didn\'t give enough attention on how the items on the blade/fan shaft went back together, which resulted with the blade not being secure, and untimely being out of balance, which damaged the fan. I decided to replace everything on the blade/fan shaft.
Starting closest to the mower, I r
... Read moreeplaced the Spacer, no problem there. Next was the Fan, once again, no problem. Followed by the Blade, and it tells you what side should face the ground written right on it. Now, this is the point where you need to pay attention. What is next is called an Insulator followed by another spacer. The insulator has ridges on each side of it, that will straddle the blade on one side, and the metal spacer on the other side. Each have a oval hole in the center and you need to make sure each is pushed far enough on to the shaft to fit snugly on the oval part of the shaft. The tricky part for me was to keep everything lined up and inside of the ridges, plus keeping everything pushed up on the shaft to expose the threads for the Hex Nut to get started. Once the Hex Nut is started, the only thing you need to do at that point is to make sure everything stays lined up as you tighten the Hex Nut. As you tighten Hex Nut, and the blade and insulator and the metal spacer become not aligned, loosen the Hex Nut enough to get everything back in line and start tightening again. Hope this helps.
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Parts were lost when trying to use a thatcher blade. The vibration loosened the retainer nut and parts were lost in the grass.
Remove the blade nut, then the blade spacer, then the blade insulator. Remove the old blade and install the new one, then install the new insulator, spacer and tighten the blade nut
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Fan and blade insulator broke and the spacer was rough and rusted
1. Removed the nut and took off the spacer, blade insulator, blade and fan
2. Put back the new fan, old blade, new blade insulator and new spacer
3. Tightly screwed on the hex nut with a socket wrench
Removed the fan, spacers and blade and associated components on the shaft, and replaced them all in the reverse sequence from which they were removed. Only needed one wrench to do the job.
Side note: I was ready to throw the mower away during the annual citywide curbside pickup day, until I took one last look. All 6 parts I
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1. Used Channel Lock pliers to hold the spacer
2. Turned the hex nut counter clockwise to loosen and remove the hex nut.
3. Removed all of the old parts.
4. Replaced old parts in the same order with the new parts
5. Gripped the spacer with the channel lock pliers.
6. Tightened the hex nut till tight.
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Old flap tore off. Old spacer and insulator were stripped
I had taken blade off to sharpen with difficulty as the small parts were worn. The flap had previously torn off. So flap just slides in the grooves no tools needed, except a mallet to get old piece out. For blade re installation just a 3/4 ratchet sure pieces are in correct order
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Model Cross Reference
This part works with the following models:
ERP Number: ERP9872253
Manufacturer Part Number: 092715-00
This part is in stock in our warehouse and will ship out within 1 business day of the order being placed.
New stock is on the way! On order parts usually ship within 7 business days.
Item is not in stock and usually ships 10-15 business days from the time you place your order.
This item is no longer being made by the manufacturer, and cannot be added to your shopping cart.
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