This is a pan head screw generally used to secure the steering shaft of a riding lawn mower/tractor. Over to due to constant pressure on this bolt it may break or the threads might strip down allowing for slips. It is sourced from original equipment manufacturer and it is sold individually. To install or remove this screw you would need phillips head screwdriver.
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I purchased a steering shaft, steering gear, bushing, hex bolt and pulley cover for my 42" Troy Build lawn mower. Every single part was the correct one and fit perfectly. The price point was far when you consider getting the wrong part and returning it. Customer service was awesome. I would recommend trying Ereplacement Parts before buying new equipment. You maybe surprise what you can fix with a video and the right parts.
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Started at the bottom, Removed the screw that held in the bottom of the shaft. Went to the steering wheel, popped the plastic cover off and removed the bolt. Then needed to remove the plastic steering cover to get the gear thru. The bottom screw was very tight , needed to remove the deck, tip the machine over, brace it and then remove the
... Read more screw. When I put it back together I did not need to tip it over. Put the deck back on. DONE Went easier than I thought.
(1) Took front cover and dash off.
(2) Dropped Mower blades/cover.
(3) Removed Hex Patch Bolt from Steering Shaft. Had to use vice-grips.
(4) Removed steering shaft.
(5) Replaced all parts in reverse order.
(6) Aligned steering wheel with front wheels.
(7) Started and tested steering.
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Steering column gear stripped, front axles worn our bushings
Taking everything off to get to the gear assembly including moving gas tank, top of dash, dropping the front of the deck, removing front tires...After fighting with the phillips screw at the bottom of steering shaft for an hour finally had to use torch to heat it then use the 1/2\" impact to break it loose...If you follow your exploded pa
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1. Lowered deck
2. Moved fuel tank to side.
3. Used #4 phillips bite with brake over to remove hex patch bolt from shaft lower mount point.
4. Remove steering wheel center cover and bolt/remove wheel
5. Remove old shaft; grease gear on new shaft an install with new hex patch bolt.
6. All spacer and washers we
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Loss Of Stearing
James from BERNIE, Missouri
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Difficulty Level:
A Bit Difficult
Total Repair Time:
30 - 60 mins
Tools:
Screw drivers, Socket set, Wrench (Adjustable), Wrench set
1. Drilled out screw at bottom of Steering Shaft.
2. Removed Steering Shaft and Gear Assembly Steering and associated parts.
3. Replaced both with the new parts and screwed together with all the new parts listed and the existing good parts.
I had to take off the deck and the transmission pulley gear to get a sawzall in to remove the screw holding the steering shaft to the frame. After this, I had to take apart the console to remove the shaft and gear. Parts were perfect and and replacement was quick. Greatly assisted by the schematics on the site.
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This part works with the following models:
ERP Number: ERP9088776
Manufacturer Part Number: 710-1309
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