This is a genuine part which is supplied directly from the original equipment manufacturer and is used with Craftsman lawn mowers. The rear skirt attaches to the mower deck to protect your feet and legs from debris. This part is made of hard plastic and is sold individually. For this repair, you will need a screwdriver and a socket wrench.
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Original part, fast shipping, great price
I love it when I get what I need fast and at a fair price. You will too, recommend eReplacementParts as a great space to find what you need. Easy to navigate and find my part and place the order.
Guest - May 17, 2019
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Perfect replacement
The part arrived quickly the it fit in my mower just like the original.
Guest - June 2, 2019
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Flap
Great and easy install
Guest - June 23, 2019
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Perfect fit, slightly tricky replacement
The trick was to use a heat gun on Low setting (a hair dryer would probably work) to remove the old flap by peeling the channel off the mower's grooves. I also had to scrape out the residual rubber cement that was apparently used to keep the old one in place, and unscrew the brackets holding the rear axle in place in order for the new flap to slide on.
Guest - September 10, 2019
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Perfect fit! Glad they still have these things!!!
No problems with it! Hope it lasts longer than the easily rippable one install by the guys at the Black & Decker service center!=ĖP=ā+
Guest - October 26, 2019
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Easy Repair
The part was perfect. The repair instructions were accurate and very helpful.
Guest - April 4, 2020
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Repair Made Easy - Installation Videos Very Helpful
Simple part. Experiences shared by others saved a lot of effort and probably frustration. Examples: remove a wheel, slides off one direction, use socket to replace axle washer. Should suggest also buying new washer when buying the flap.
Guest - May 2, 2020
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Great service!
The part arrived very quickly considering the current mailing environment. Everything was well packaged and worked as expected. The lawnmower is back in action. Keep up the good work; it is appreciated.
Guest - June 12, 2020
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Nice & Easy
Right size
Erling - September 10, 2020
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Worked as expected
Gaskets arrived, nothing bent. Needed only one. Several extras.
Guest - May 2, 2023
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The flap slides onto the bottom rear of the deck and protects the user from objects that may be thrown from the mower while in operation. To replace the flap, I:
1. Turned mower over (it\'s electric, so no fluid leakage);
2. Removed screws holding one side of the rear axle to the deck (because the wheels are in the way when tr
... Read moreying to slide off the old flap);
3. Levered the wheel on that side out of the way so I could slide off the old flap;
4. Used the hammer to pound off the old flap (because the flap is held on with an interference fit);
5. Used the hammer again to pound on the new flap;
6. Reattached the screws holding on the rear axle.
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Wheel had to be removed. Original flap was glued on.
Wheel was held on with one-way washer. Pried washer off with a screwdriver working my way around the washer. Wedged a large screwdriver under the flap to remove it starting from the end.
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Replaced numerous replacement parts, front wheels had no rubber, flap was broken and blade was dull.
I first replaced the front wheels by removing cap on wheel, taking off flange that holds wheel on rod and put on new wheels and then reversed the process. To replace the flap the back wheels have to be removed first , take the old flap off, slide the new one on and replace the wheels just like on the front. The flange ( not sure that\'s w
... Read morehat it is called) had to be pried off and used a mallet to put back on. Mine were rusty so used WD 40 to clean up. The blade was simple to replace . Remove a nut, put a new blade on and replace and tighten nut. I am a 69 year old woman so if I can do it, anyone can.
1. Turn lawn mower on side
2. Pry hub cap off wheel
3. See that wheel is held on by push ring
4. Google to see how to remove push ring without destroying it
5. Determined that best way is with two paint can openers (like screwdrivers with bend at end
6. Pry off push ring, remove wheel
7. Remove ol
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8. Install new flap and wheel
9. Install push ring (used spark plug socket and hammer to install)
10. Install hub cap
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Mower blade needed replacing so did the rear flap.
Used adjustable wrench to take off the nut to remove old mower blade and install the new blade. I used a phillips screwdriver to loosen rear axle brackets to lower axle in order to replace rear flap. I was careful not to loosen the height adjustment parts on the right rear wheel. Needed a rubber mallet to loosen old torn flap to remove.
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Handle grips were worn out and ripped, my fan had a broken blade and the blade retainer was worn out. The rear flap had also torn off the mower.
Removed the handle and removed the old grips. Sprayed the handle with soapy water and slid the grips in place. Then reattached the handle. Removed the cutting blade and replaced the fan and blade retainer. Removed the screws and brackets holding the rear wheels in place, pulled the rear wheels out of the way. Slid off the torn flap a
... Read morend slid the new flap in place. Returned the wheels to their original location and installed the screws and brackets to hold the wheels in place.
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Mower would not start. It would run if I held down the switch and turned the blade by hand. I used a wooden stick not my hand though.
Replaced the brushes and cleaned the motor commutator. I also dressed it with some emery paper to present a smoother surface for the new brushes. Put it back together and it works like a charm. Glad getting the parts was so easy. The illustrations are very good and helpful too.
Removed wheels and slid old one off and slid new one on. There is a stop on one slde of the slot so it can only removed one way. If you find the stop and remove the wheel opposite the stop you only need to remove one wheel. I did not realize this situation and removed the wrong wheel first and thus had to remove both wheels. You also have
... Read more to buy new push nuts since when you remove the wheel you destroy the push nut. Removing push nuts is not easy, I used a large long screw driver and was able to pry them off. Used socket set to push new push nut on.
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