This is a genuine replacement part that is sourced directly from the original equipment manufacturer for use with Husqvarna, Weed Eater and Poulan riding lawn mowers and garden tractors. The Mandrel Pulley 38 is the part that the belt attaches to and it helps to rotate the blade. You will need a wrench set to remove the old pulley and secure the new one. Keep in mind this high-quality component is made of durable metal and is sold as an individual item. Check the owners manual and the diagrams of your model for the exact location and the correct installation of this pulley.
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Simple fix
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Great and prompt service.
Received the parts for my lawnmower sooner then I expected. Just what I needed. Great service. Responded promptly to my emails. Great company and excellent service. Thumbs up!=ƒæì=ƒæì=ƒæì=ƒæì
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Took the deck off of the mower,removed the blade assembly, removed the mandrel cover, Removed the nut above the mandrel pulley, and removed the pulley. Removed the four bolts holding the mandrel to the deck. Removed the broken mandrel assembly. Placed the new mandrel in place, used the four self tapping bolts to attach the new mandrel. P
... Read morelaced the washer and the new mandrel pulley and secured them with the nut. Replaced the mandrel cover. Attached the blade assembly. Then installed the deck back on the mower. Make sure you take a picture of make a note how the belt was routed.
The parts I ordered were not overly expensive, arrived at my house quickly and were correct. The repair project was easier than I expected due to the good service from the parts vendor.
1. Jacked up the rear of the rider mower to access the blades from the underside to remove them
2. Removed belt to one side & remove old mandrel- a little tedious
3. Pressed (could have used a rubber mallet) new bearings into mandrel along new shaft & packed with grease for the bearings
4. Installed the assembled new uni
... Read moret & new pulley on top, put on the one blade to hold to put on the top nut
5. Reinstalled belt around the pulleys.
6. Put new blades on
7. Spent 4 hours mowing
8. Parts & fast shipping were great!
Remove the deck from the mower. Then remove the blade from the worn shaft assembly. Take a picture of how the deck drive belt is routed and remove it. Then remove the mandrel pulley cover. Then remove the nut on top of the mandrel pulley, Then remove the mandrel pulley. Remove the shaft assembly by tapping on it with a rubber mallet until
... Read more it falls out from inside the mandrel housing. Turn the deck on its side and use the rubber mallet to insert the new shaft assembly into the mandrel housing. Place the deck upright. You may have moved the upper mandrel bearing. If so, take a piece of wood and place it under the new mandrel, then use a socket the same size of the inner race of the upper bearing, and tap it back in with the mallet. Then in reverse order place all of the parts that where removed install them. Then attach the deck to the mower.
Took old mandrel off (not hard since the guy I got it from used the wrong bolts, only one right bolt was used), I used that bolt to thread the mandrel, had to change pulley since old one was almost stripped out, installed new mandrel then pulley and 3 new blades since the old ones looked like they were original then put on the belt though
... Read moret that was going to be hard but wasn\'t. Total time about an hour. I got to say that when I ordered the parts the site told me the mandrel would be shipped in 6 to 8 days, I got an email about 6 hours later that my whole order had been shipped and received my order 3 days later. If I need more parts for my lawn tractor I will not use anyone else, ereplacement parts was cheaper then anyone else I found.
1 Take off pulley
2 Take out shaft
3 Put new shaft in
4 Put new pulley on
5 Tighten it up
6 Put blade on tighten it up
7 Put deck back on
8 Go and mow your lawn
The new pulley had the splines that fit over the splines on the mandrel / spindle. The splines on the old one was worn out and wouldn\'t grip the splines on the mandrel I replaced.
This new one has been working perfectly!
Put blade belt around new pulley and just used channel locks to tight the nut down on the
... Read morepulley (to the mandrel). Then put tension on the blade belt again and she was ready to mow!
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