This front axle pivot tube spacer bushing is a small but essential component designed to support proper alignment and smooth movement within a lawn tractor’s front axle assembly. Made from durable, low-friction material with self-lubricating properties, it helps reduce wear while ensuring consistent pivoting during turns and maneuvers. By minimizing excess play and maintaining stable connections between steering and axle components, it contributes to improved handling, reduced vibration, and longer service life, making it an effective replacement for worn or damaged bushings.
Elevated front of mower to remove the Tie Rod from both Left and Right Spindle Assemblies and then both Spindle Assemblies from old Axle. Next removed 5/8-11 bolt and lock nut that fastens the Front Axle to the Front and Rear Axle Braces. Next removed bolts that hold the front Axle Brace along with Front Chassis Suspension Bracket to remo
... Read moreve Axle. Next Reinstalled the new Front Axle with new Axle Brace Spacer and Axle Spacer back onto the mower in the reverse order of disassembling. Replaced all Bearings for both Left and Right Spindles and installed onto the new Axle. Next installed new Draglink Bushing to the right Spindle and installed Tie Rod. Remember to grease both the Axle Spindles and Both Tire Spindles.
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Too much movement in front axle. Noise coming from under mower when running.
1. Jacked front of mower up and supported with jack stands, with park brake on.
2. Removed pivot bolt and bushing from front axle, while supporting front axle with a jack, then lowering axle down after pivot bolt removed.
3. Removed spacer/bushing from axle and installed new spacer/bushing.
4. Reassembled mower in revers
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1. Removed entire axle, axle braces with wheels attached. At that point I discovered both axle braces were broken or cracked and had to order new ones. Attached axle with new pivot bolt to new braces and raised entire assembly into the tractor. In hindsight and if the braces were intact, I would just raise the axle and install the bolt.
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ERP Number: ERP9009461
Manufacturer Part Number: 532136518
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