Genuine Manufacturer Approved replacement part designed for Riding Lawn Tractors and it has several applications. This Flange is made out of Metal and it is Sold Individually. One side is Flat like a washer and the other side is Hexagon shaped. Requires a Wrench to tighten or loosen.
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Hex flg bearing
Part arrived in 5 days, worked just fine, very satisfied
Guest - August 21, 2019
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Great Part!
The part worked perfectly and my lawnmower is working!
Dawn - August 23, 2019
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quick easy repair, perfect fit
The part arrived on time. I ordered 2 so I won't have to for another to arrive next time. I haven't got to use it yet though, unfortunately when I installed it I replaced the screw with a hex head bolt and got the bolt to tight and now the steering wheel won't turn. Lol, always check that the wheel turns after installing.
Guest - September 10, 2019
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Replacement parts online.
The part was easy to locate on website and was delivered within a few days of being ordered. It works fine and the entire process was easy to use.
Guest - September 21, 2019
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Exactly as expected
The part was exactly what I expected it fit perfect and works perfect also.
Guest - October 10, 2019
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Fit
Perfect
Guest - May 28, 2021
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A lot of work for such a small part
The parts were in stock and shipped promptly. My mower is up and cutting as it should be.
Dennis - April 15, 2023
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GREAT experience in finding the right part to fix the problem
My mower stearing wasn't working correctly and it appears that the bearing and steering rod nut were worn out. I replaced both and it all works fine. Took me about an hour and probably saved $300-400 at least that the dealership would have charged for the repair. and the parts came within 3 days of ordering. Great service!
Guest - June 19, 2023
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Steering bushing
Exact fit and fast ship, great to do business with
Guest - July 26, 2023
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riding lawn mower
part number was a perfect match. Also the steering part which was need also was a perfect match for my old riding mower. Saved us from purchasing new mower. Thanks
Guest - October 10, 2024
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Remove hood, fuel tank, steering wheel, inner dash support, phillips screw and washer from bottom end of steering shaft and plastic bushing/sleeve from inner dash. this will give you enough wiggle room to pull shaft and pinion out through bottom side. Poor design with the pinion machined onto the shaft. The holes in dash support are not l
... Read morearge enough to let the shaft and pinion pass through. So its the hard way. So to reassemble just reverse the BS. I added a grease cup, full of grease to shaft just above rack and pinion and let gravity deliver the grease. A dirty dusty place and the grease may make it worse in the long run. Time will tell but it works fine and steers easier now than new. that\'s my wife\'s opinion and she the mower. Good luck
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The gear on bottom end of the steering shaft stripped out because the front steering gear assembly became loose
No one would want to approach this repair as I did. I tried to do it without disassembling the entire steering console, however, eventually I disassemble it and things began moving quickly. I had a really hard time getting the bolt out of the bottom of the steering shaft and had to buy an impact driver to get it out.
Removed the steering pinion gear. and pulled the steering wheel and shaft out of the gearing flange. I tapped the bearing flange hex out of the frame with a small hammer. Reverse order to reassemble.
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.
Removed the gas tank for working space,then removed the dash and the shaft retainer to remove the steering wheel and shaft.
Replaced the gear and bushings and added the support plate that my early model did not have. This removed the play in the gear and allowed the steering shaft the fit tightly removing the looseness in the steeri
... Read moreng ,when it was reassembled, it was better than new.
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Center of Hex Flange Bearing wore out creating a lot of play in the steering gear.
I removed gas tank, removed steering wheel. I then remove screw holding steering shaft in Flex Bearing and removed both. (It would have been easier if a bolt instead of a screw had been used to retain steering gear shaft) I used a bolt when I replaced my steering gear shaft. (A socket wrench works a lot better than a screw driver)
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Took off steering wheel. Jacked up mower, removed screw from bottom of steering shaft and removed shaft and flange bearing. Put new flange bearing in place, put in new steering shaft and put the steering wheel together.
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Gear on the bottom of the steering shaft stripped after the upper and lower bearings wore and allowed shaft to no longer contact sector gear as designed
Removed hood, to keep from shutting at the most inopportune time
Disassembled dash after removing the steering wheel
Removed screw from bottom of the steering shaft
Removed shaft and both worn bearings
Reassembled in reverse order with new bearings and steering shaft
Discharge chute was not exact fit,
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Throttle cable r and r straight forward
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The hex flange bearing was not greased from the factory and less than two years it wore in a oval shape and caused the splines on the steering shaft to strip out.
Removed the top part of the dash and steering wheel. The steering shaft has a phillips screw in the bottom this was the only problem getting the screw loosened. Instead of putting the screw back I put a short Bolt in its place and added a little thread lock. The parts fit perfect. P. S. Don\'t forget to put some heavy grease on the steer
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Removed steering wheel, dash panel, and bolt on the under side end of steering shaft. Removed shaft and replaced the old hex bushing on frame, installed new steering shaft. Lined teeth with front tires straight ahead, tightened shaft down to frame. Reassembled dash and steering wheel. Finished in about 25 minutes. It is not necessary to r
... Read moreemove the deck, if your arms are small enough. Mine was not so I only had to disconnect the deck leveling rod at the front to lay the deck on the ground. I\'m also not very fond of metal to metal bushings. So reassembly with a little Moly Graphite Grease never hurts. Do be sure to use thread locker on the under side of steering shaft, I didn\'t and spend almost an hour looking for the concave washer that goes under the mower.
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Model Cross Reference
This part works with the following models:
ERP Number: ERP9416292
Manufacturer Part Number: 741-04124
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