Removed the deck from mower. Easier to remove then I thought
Inspected and removed worn out parts. Got parts numbers from my manual.
Found Replacement Parts.Com on line and called the phone number.
Every part was on in stock. Delivered in a few days. Order was complete and accurate.
I used the impact wrench to
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mandrel assemblies. These are self taping screws that will not be reusable. Note: the mandrel assemblies had the required 4 screws in the box. I have a smooth running deck. Mower cuts like new again. As long as the motor is good I will rebuild the deck again.
Thank you Replacement Parts this was a great project.
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Blade brakes were worn out, the Blades need replacing and the grass shout lost the spring
Pulled the hanger pins that hold the deck
Removed old Blade brakes
Replaced with new brake arms and pads
Adjusted the brake release arm
Removed grass shroud
Replaced the spring
Replaced shroud
Replaced deck under the mower
Hung deck back on mower
Started cutting Grass
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Deck broke, needed Mandrel cover
Linda from Smyrna, Tennessee
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Difficulty Level:
Very Difficult
Total Repair Time:
More than 2 hours
Tools:
Nutdriver, Pliers, Screw drivers, Socket set, Wrench (Adjustable), Wrench set
This was a used lawn tractor.The deck broke and that was replaced. Plus we put the Mandel on ,it did not have one on the left side so we put that on and the belt won\'t slip off now. We put on the brakes that refurbished.. so we are good to go . Thanks customer
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Mower deck, parts almost worn out - Engine, replaced gaskets after valve adjustments
Deck - removed old parts and installed new ones, simple repair.
Engine - Required valve adjustment due to hard starting, adjusted valves, ordered new gaskets, replaces, again a very simple repair.
No special tools or instructions necessary.
When replacing engine gaskets, ensure oil level in engine is at the proper level
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some oil (minimal) be lost during valve cover removal and reinstallation.
lowered the deck removed the mount points slid deck into the open replaced the mower brake (under spring tension) replaced the adjuster arm reassembled (if you have the right sockets the job is pretty easy) it is a fairly straight forward job (take photos with phone) look it over make notes and have at it.
1. Remove bolt retaining mower brake, washer and tension spring using socket wrench.
2. Remove old mower brake.
3. Replace with new mower brake using existing washer, tension spring and bolt.
4. Thread bolt to tension and reset tension spring and then finish tightening bolt.
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This part works with the following models:
ERP Number: ERP9374008
Manufacturer Part Number: 532400132
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