This item is OEM sourced to ensure quality and is intended to be used with blower/vacs from Toro and Lawn-Boy. The hex nut is used to secure the blower impeller assembly to the motor's drive shaft. The hex nut is available as an individual replacement part.
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little part, fast delivery 5 min fix, big saving
just like original
Guest - November 19, 2019
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worked as expected
the part was as expected fit as it should and worked great
Guest - December 10, 2019
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It came quickly, exactly what I needed, mower now works like new. Thanks for asking.
It was easy to replace my broken one, but no excuse now to my wife for not mowing today.
Guest - March 20, 2020
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Blower fan nut replacement.
Ordered this part for my Toro ultra blower since I lost the original one. Was surprised it only was grabbing by a few threads. If I tightened it any more it put a drag on the motor. Still working on it.
Guest - April 23, 2020
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Right part.
perfect
Guest - April 27, 2020
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Got the parts quickly, they were exactly what I needed. thanks!
Parts wer in great condition.
Guest - July 8, 2020
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Leaf blower repaired works like new.
Received parts I ordered on date promised they fit perfectly,well satisfied.
Guest - October 10, 2020
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Great Parts!!!!
Nice to find the parts I needed for leafblower,back in service!!
Guest - December 8, 2020
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OEM part
Right OEM part. Arrived quickly. My leaf blower works like new again.
Guest - May 11, 2021
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The part was perfect and the repair easy.
It arrived right on time. My leaf blower is blowing again.
Guest - June 7, 2021
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This Toro Ultra 250 MPH 350 CFM Electric 12 Amp Blower/Vacuum/Mulcher uses a cast metal impeller to blow air or to shred leaves it sucks up. I had some stones in my patio and one of the stones cracked a blade on the impeller. Immediate scary racket occurred along with violent vibration. When the \"vacuum tube\" was removed from the body
... Read moreof the blower/shredder, it was obvious that one of the impeller blades was gone. The blower body was two molded halves held together by about a dozen of the same philips head screws. One screw was hidden under the model number label. I had to cut out a corner of the label to get to the screw. The halves fell apart. At that point, replacing the impeller consisted of removing a nut, pulling off the impeller by hand, then using the new screw to secure the replacement impeller. The old nut would probably have worked fine. Reassembling the two halves was simple. It worked like new. Anyone reading this description would find this to be an easy repair. It was medium difficulty for me because I took a while to find the screw hidden under the label.
Simply remove the inlet cover, remove the hex nut, pull the old impeller off. Install the new impeller with the washer, then tighten up the hex nut. and replace the inlet cover. You\'re done!
1. Removed vacuum tube.
2. Loosened Removed Hex Nut with socket.
3. Removed old impeller and washer.
4. Installed new impeller and washer.
5. Installed and tightened new hex nut with socket.
6. Attached vacuum tube.
7. Attached new bag.
I simply screwed it back on. No instructions came with it but was self explanatory. I had ordered a washer thinking it needed one but it wasnÆt necessary. The u tube video and owners manual was of no help. The washer wasnÆt needed under the hex nut. The washer went with the rotator mechanism.
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I had almost 2 years with blower until one day the Plastic impeller (fan) and the hex nut both worn out. Blower wasn\'t blowing strong air anymore and was making a loud noise. I opened it up and figur
Removed the cover, unscrewed the nut, removed the fan, put in the new fan, screwed in the new nut. Put the cover back on. Connected the extension cord, at last it worked like new! Happy with the purchase.
Released blower fan guard.
Unscrewed nut
Pulled fan and replaced with new one. Old
one center broken
Pushed in new fan and replaced nut with new and tightened with socket wrench being careful not to over torque
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This part works with the following models:
ERP Number: ERP8843581
Manufacturer Part Number: 114-9015
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Item is not in stock and usually ships 10-15 business days from the time you place your order.
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