This is a genuine manufacturer-sourced part which is designed for use with Toro snowblowers. The clutch cable engages the blades. It is an identical replacement for a faulty or a missing cable that was installed on a new unit. Please make sure to check the appropriate diagrams for your model for the correct repair procedure of this part. Keep in mind this high-quality rubber insulated clutch cable is sold individually. You may need pliers to replace this component.
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This part works with the following brands:
Ariens
This part works with the following products:
Lawn Tractor
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Clutch Cable, Arien Riding Lawnmower
I am very pleased with your prompt service. I received my replacement clutch cable in just a couple days after I orded. I installed it and our mower is back on line. Thanks again
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Jerome - August 16, 2019
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Easy repair, minimal tools needed.
The part was an exact replacement and was easily installed.
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Mower clutch cable broke under the hood for blade engagement, belt was old and stretched, steering bushing wore alot of slack in steering wheel.
Too much to list but will say steering bushing was hard to set. Needed to be pressed in at an angle. After pulling steering wheel and shaft cover and extended shaft. Used long spade screw driver popped old bushing out from under mower by pushing it up thru,( not a lot of room). Once loose slide it up the shaft. Before running new bushing
... Read moredown, most likely there will be a layer of rust, use emery cloth to remove most of it, also doesn\'t hurt to apply silicone grease on shaft where the bushing rides on shaft and inside the bushing, don\'t need a lot (makes for easier steering). Also will not harm plastic bushing. Next slide it down, position it where the notch is facing front, only going in one way. Now get a pvc pipe long enough to reach bushing from top, being at an angle the pvc pipe will need an angle to match the bushing. I used bench grinder to make to this happen lol. Just take a little off then ran it down check angle, kept doing this until fits flush with bushing and deck where bushing is pressed in. Time to press in or really bump it in using a hard rubber maul or hammer on the other end of pvc pipe. May take few times, just make sure bushing is lined up by notch facing front. Good luck.
1. Removed steering wheel and cover over gas tank
2. Removed the clutch cable
3. Put the new clutch cable in
4. Put the cover back over gas tank and replaced steering
5. Went and cut the grass
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ERP Number: ERP9271286
Manufacturer Part Number: 21547599
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