An authentic OEM sourced item that is specially designed for use with Craftsman snowblowers. This replacement skid shoe is attached next to the auger housing, it is recommended to replace both skid shoes to prevent uneven wear. This part slides along the ground so the snowblower can move smoothly. It also elevates the auger housing so it clears the ground, protecting it from damage. This high quality metal skid shoe is sold individually, please note the hardware to secure it is sold separately.
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all parts received is good time
it is good to know there is somewhere to get parts to keep our old machine working. quick, right parts, all is well
Guest - October 15, 2019
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Easy to order and came very fast.
Very good fit and operates correctly.
Guest - October 15, 2019
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Easy repair
Part matched right up to the old one. Fast delivery.
Michael - November 19, 2019
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Exactly what I ordered
The woman I called was very helpful. Got exactly what I needed. Arrived when expected.
Would use this company again.
Guest - November 26, 2019
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Exact item needed.
Easy to install and receive within five days.
Guest - January 11, 2021
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snowblower fixed good again
Great part. worked as needed. was timely in delivery. my snowblower will be working properly again, and not skinning the surface away when blowing snow
Guest - January 26, 2021
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MTD Snow blower shoes
Product was the correct one and well made.
Russ - November 3, 2021
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Perfect part. 8 day arrival. Easy to trace. Excellent price!
Perfect part.8 day arrival, Easy to trace. Excellent price!
Guest - December 26, 2021
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Snow blower skid shoes
Exact replacement for my MTD snowblower
Guest - January 20, 2022
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correct and on time
this universal part is just the trick to restore the smooth operation of my snow blower.
Guest - February 16, 2022
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1. Undo nuts from worn slide shoes.
2. Remove worn slide shoes
3. Attach new shoes
4. Place yardstick under the front edge of the snowblower to maintain a consistent gap between sidewalk and snowblower.
5. Tighten the nuts on the new shoes
1. Remove nuts and bolts from broken spring-shift lever.
... Read more2. Remove broken parts
3. New spring-shift lever is bolted into place
The only skill needed is using a pair of sockets to undo and eventually tighten bolts that are open to view and easy to reach.
1. Removed 2 side shoes
2. Removed worn out shave plate
3. Installed new shave plate and bolts - tighten loosely
4. Install two side shoes - tighten loosely
5. Adjust height of side shoes
5. Tighten all carriage bolts with nylon lock nuts
Caution\" Old shave plate may have a worn on sharper edge
... Read more due to contact with side walk and or pavement. Suggest you use light gloves to mitigate cut hazard.
Plate removes easily and new plate goes on the same. PROBLEM: Old bolts were worn off and down into the nuts as the shave plate wares down. So, the bolts and nuts ware down as they contact the ground on the lower bolt row as the plate wares. I bought new bolts and nuts at the local hard ware store but bought them shorter by 1/2\" Now t
... Read morehe shave plate will wear down substantially before the bolts contact the cement or driveway. The SKID SHOE had worn down equally to the shave plate so I replaced it along with adjusting the shoe 1/8\" below the shave plate by adding a strip of 1/8\" X 1/2\" hard Teflon tape to the bottom of the shoe. Blower now works at half the work effort as the shoe slides over the driveway with ease making it so much easier to turn or maneuver . To sum it up, Give new bolts with the shave plate as they will need to be replaced. As to the Teflon, that\'s my idea and it worked.
1. Disconnect spark Plug ALWAYS
2. Removed old skid shoes and shave plate using hand tools
3. Installed new skid shoes and shave plate using hand tools
4. Nuts and bolts were so worn that new ones had to be purchased from local hardware store.
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Worn skid plates, plate shave and missing shear pins
I removed the stove bolts and took off the old shoes, one on each side of the snowblower. Then I installed the new replacements and put on new stainless steel stove bolts that I got from Ace Hardware. One shoe took a little persuading to get it in alignment, but overall it was a very simple job.
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This part works with the following models:
ERP Number: ERP9135084
Manufacturer Part Number: 784-5580-0637
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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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