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Better than original
The part was easy to replace and wa made of metal original was plastic
Guest - May 22, 2019
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worked great exact fit
Part arrived installed easy, lawn mower back in service
Guest - November 20, 2019
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As expected
Part was new and just what I needed. Only complaint is shipping. If you want it fast better use fast shipping option. FedEx shipped it clear across the country twice before I received it
Guest - April 29, 2020
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all good
all good
Guest - August 2, 2021
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Excellent customer service
Ordered the wrong pulley first, which came quicker than I expected. Easy return policy. Correct pulley came in a matter of days. Have ordered here before. Always great service. Keeps my 18 year old tractor running smooth.
Guest - October 15, 2022
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Outstanding
Glad I found you, the service was great. You'll be hearing from me again!
Guest - May 23, 2023
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this is the part i needed
shipping is time is very, very long
Guest - May 10, 2019
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Actually the repair was quite an easy one, once I figured out how to get the nut off the pulley. The way MTD made the tractor was really dumb. They put a nut on the idler pulley where you can\'t get a wrench on. There\'s about maybe 1/4\" gap between the plate the idler bolt goes through and the chassis plus the fact you need a long, and
... Read moreI mean long, open end 9/16 wrench to place on the nut.
I got the nut off and to save me the trouble the next time, I drilled a pilot hole from underneath where the bolt goes through then cut a 1\" hole in the chassis on top to get to the nut. I replaced the pulley and put a hole plug in the 1\" hole I drilled. After that, no problem and the pulley works like a charm.
No Brakes. When the mower was in Fwd or reverse it would move and could not be stopped. The idler pulley had also seized and was binding up the drive belt.
I replaced the drive belt for the mower and found that the brakes were not functioning and the idler pulley for the drive belt had failed as well..The brake pads had to be replaced and once the idler pulley was replaced and adjusted for the new drive belt I was able to adjust the brakes. For easier access I had to remove the deck and jack
... Read more up the mower and put it on jack stands. I could have leaned the mower on its side to do the job but decided to use the jacks instead. I did it this way so that I could engage the drive and make the wheels turn while the mower was on the jack stands in order to adjust the brakes. I also removed the right side tire in order to access the brake assembly. My mower is a Troy Bilt Bronco made at about 2005.
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Steering was very loose & sloppy. Variable speed belt was badly worn.
William from Lamar, Arkansas
3 of 3 peoplefound this instruction helpful.
Difficulty Level:
A Bit Difficult
Total Repair Time:
More than 2 hours
Tools:
Pliers, Screw drivers, Socket set, Wrench (Adjustable), Wrench set
1. I took off what was left of the old pulley (mostly plastic) and replaced it with the new all-metal pulley from e-Replacement Parts.
2. Then, I mounted the new upper drive belt.
3. From the time I placed my order on-line it only took two days for e-Replacement Parts to ship the new parts from Utah to me in Virginia and th
... Read moree next morning I quickly made the repair and had my lawn tractor running again.,
1. Cut hole in floorboard to get to nut. (some mowers have a panel to remove)
2. Raised back end of the mower on a lift.
3. Took off the pulley with 1/2 inch socket on nut and 1/2 inch wrench on bolt. Took off pulley, belt, and hardware,
4. Put on new pulley, shoulder spacer, flange nut and belt at same time.
5.
... Read moreGround down hole in floorboard smooth. Covered with duct tape til figure out permanent cover.
6. Should have adjusted variable speed pedal while idler was apart, but didn\'t think of it at the time.
7. Later will adjust variable speed idler the long way per manual.
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ERP Number: ERP9303877
Manufacturer Part Number: 756-04224
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