This is a genuine replacement part manufactured for use with lawn tractors from Craftsman. This part applies pressure on the pulley to stop the blades from turning when the blades are released. It is recommended to review your models diagram to verify the parts compatibility. This mower brake arm is made of metal and sold individually.
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Once the mower deck was removed the repair was simple. Remove nut on top of mandrel holding the pulley wheel in place and remove wheel. Remove screws holding the old mandrel assembly to the deck, make note of where the belt guides are, and remove old mandrel (blade still attached and must remove by pulling the mandrel down through the d
... Read moreeck). Remove nut holding blade on and remove blade. Take the mandrel screws and use them to cut threads into the screw holes of the new mandrel (the holes in the new mandrel are not pre-threaded). Put new mandrel in place, replace belt guides in their proper positions, line up the holes and replace the screws and tighten firmly. The brake pad is self explanatory: remove nut and take off old brake, put new brake on and replace nut.
1. Removed mower deck from lawn tractor.
2. Pushed idler pulley inward to relieve pressure on arm brake and used a wooden block to hold it in place.
3. Using a socket wrench, remove the two bolts holding the brake arm in place.
4. Remove the brake arm and replace it with the new brake arm.
5. Leaving the block in
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6. Be careful this brake arm has its own spring and has considerable tension on it.
7. Remove the brake arm assembly, noting how each piece of the assembly is placed.
8. Place the brake arm washer in place and place the new brake arm over the washer.
9. Place the spring and spring washer in place, making sure the end of the spring is properly placed on the brake arm.
10. Place the brake arm bolt in the center hole and tighten in place.
11. Remove the wooden block.
1. Remove the mowing deck
2. Simply remove the bolts holding the brake mechanisms and replace.
3. The left side is spring loaded and needs a little special attention. This is the trickiest part of re assembling. Be sure to observe this mechanism before disassembly.
4. Replace the mowing deck.
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Arm brake chewed up due to broken spindle housing.
My riding mower has brakes to stop the blades once disinguaged. They were worn out due to use. I had to drop the bellypan, and remove the old brake supports, and replace them with new parts I was able to get from you.
Once installed, the brakes are back, and as good as new.
1.Took the belt off the mower.
2. Took the broken break off with spring.
3. Took the blade engaging arm off.
4. Replace the blade engaging arm.
5. Replace the break and spring.
6. Replaced belt and completed my yard job.
Removed bolt and spring on left side
Replaced brake arm
Tightened bolt
Replaced spring
Removed bolt and spring and washer on right side
Replaced brake arm
Tightened bolt as spring is hooked
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Model Cross Reference
This part works with the following models:
ERP Number: ERP17089526
Manufacturer Part Number: 597074201
Lawn Mower
- Husqvarna Lawn Mower Model 96042003600 Parts
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