This authentic OEM sourced replacement bolt is generally used on Toro lawn mowers. The purpose of this bolt is to secure the cutting blade to the blade driver assembly. This is a hex head bolt which is sold individually. It includes a metal washer. Please note you would need a wrench to replace this blade bolt.
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Received the bolt in immaculate condition. Truly the best and most beautiful bolt I’ve ever seen. The threads went the entire circumference of the bolt. And the head, oh the head, it was impeccable!! The packaging was perfect. It came in it’s own clear plastic bag. Opening it was a breeze. I haven’t had the opportunity to install it yet, but I anticipate no problems.
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Got our mower up and running like new! I wish everything I ordered elsewhere were this easy. I'll shop here for all my mower needs in the future!
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Ordered this part here, because I couldn’t find one locally. Quality part and received it in short order. Thanks for being reliable.
Mike - October 12, 2021
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Easy repair. Right part and was easy to find.
The part was in great condition, arrived quickly and fit perfectly. My lawnmower is working great once more.
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Simply, unplug the spark plug, turn the mower over with the oil fill facing down. Put a block of wood by the blade to keep the blade from spinning. I used a 5/8 socket and took the Bolt-Blade nut off. Replaced the blade and squirted some oil on the Bolt-Blade as I tightened the bolt.
1. Turned on side with oil cap/stick off, dumped oil in container.
2. Took plug wire off plug
3. Used large screwdriver as blade stop, and 1/2 in ratchet with I believe 5/8 socket, tapped with mallet to loosen.
4. R n R, including oil.
Followed instruction in the manual. Yes I kept the manual. I\'m a woman.
The nut holding the blade was very tight; and yes I used the block of wood to secure the blade. After several attempts, it finally budged. I was surprised. I had a backup plan if I could not do this myself. Not sure if I\'d attempt anything more complicat
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Blade driver became loose because of a loose bolt and damaged the blade driver assembly and blade bolt.
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.
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