This is a genuine OEM sourced replacement part commonly used on lawn and garden equipment. This specially designed lock nut resists loosening when it is properly threaded onto a bolt. It is has multiple applications depending on the model of your equipment. Always make sure to check appropriate diagrams for correct use and location of this nut. Includes one item per order. You will need a wrench to tighten or loosen this hex nut.
1. Removed the back undercarriage piece and pull off one side of the rear door assembly (spring).
2. Then removed the handle bracket
3. Then removed the wheel adjuster from the handle bracket
4. Put new adjuster on the bracket.
5. Replace bracket.
6. Secure the carriage bolt and nut (had to buy an extra one s
... Read moreince i discovered i was missing another one.
7. Replace undercarriage piece.
8. Put on the wheel and we\'re golden!
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The tension spring fell off. The belt was worn. I replaced both. Now it cuts well.
I ended up removing the bolt the spring attached c
To because the spring kept falling off. Instead I attached the spring directly to the tensioner then over to the adjustable bnb eye bolt. Once it was tightened it was fine. The belt was tight.
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Auger impeller bearing wore out after 11 years, drive pulley sheared key
Disassembled, like replacing belts, removed remains of old bearing, cleaned up shaft at pulley area. Replaced defective parts and reassembled. Pretty straight forward after reading the manual. Used a tie down instead of a second person to pull auger section and power section together on re assembly. Could do it slowly and steadily while c
... Read morehecking fit and clearance and it held sections together while I put the attachment bolts in the housing. All parts matched the originals with no problems and would use this website again .
Had to separate the snowblower frame assembly from the auger housing, then remove the impeller pulley, remove the bearing portion of the old flange bearing that remained on the impeller shaft, use the 36 mm socket and dead blow hammer to gently pound the new flange bearing onto the shaft, clean the damaged threads with a 5/16 -18 die, the
... Read moren secure the flange bearing with the new nuts and reassemble the snowblower.
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The bolts broke on the piece that hold the bearing for the second stage auger
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