This OEM supplied component is designed for use with Craftsman tillers. It is the spring that connects to the governor control rod. This is an identical replacement for a missing or a faulty hardware that was installed on a new unit. The purpose of this spring is to apply tension on the <a href="http://www.ereplacementparts.com/fork-p-1631963.html" target=blank><u>#8353J Fork</u></a> . Check the appropriate diagrams of your model for the exact location and the correct installation of this component. Note, one durable metal spring is included.
Removed everything! Took apart the transmission case. Cleaned out the water that had infiltrated and old grease. Replaced the shifting detent spring and ball bearing and transmission gasket and put it all back together again. Not a job for the faint of heart or a wannabe mechanic....
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Tines would not engage
Larry from Licking, Missouri
2 of 3 peoplefound this instruction helpful.
Difficulty Level:
Difficult
Total Repair Time:
More than 2 hours
Tools:
Nutdriver, Pliers, Screw drivers, Socket set, Wrench (Adjustable), Wrench set
1. Took entire tiller apart .
2. Removed motor.
3. Tore down transmission .
4. Checked condition of all parts .
5. Cleaned all good parts .
6. Ordered parts needed.
7. Received parts .
8. Put transmission back together .
9. Put tiller back together.
10. TAKE LOTS OF PICTURES AS YOU T
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11. Used over a gallon of marine grease .
12 . Make sure the transmission moves in every gear before reassembling tiller .
13. Replace ALL bearings .
Completely disassemble tiller main case
Remove all grease,if it is brown it had water in it.this case are a two piece shell type.
Replace the shiftier rod,spring bearing,water gets inside where the spring and ball are. Mine got water inside from using the pressure washer to clean.
Use 400 grit sandpaper to polish any rus
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Re-lube chain and gears using good grease,Valvoline #2 red grease works good.
Make sure to work grease into the needle bearings real good ,as they don\'t get any grease otherwise it\'s the way they designed them.
Clean off the mating surface of the two halves with acetone or lacquer thinner.
Use a bead of automotive silicon seal without a gasket to seal.put a bead inline with the bolt holes and at the holes go all the way around the hole.
Carefully put the shell half back on taking care not to forget any parts ,tighten as needed .
Let sealer set up 24 hours before using.
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Tiller LockeÆs in gear. Water in gear box rusted. Internet also found spring and ball that become stiff over time.
Removed all parts to get to gearbox, opened two halves cleaned out water and old grease. Replace shift shaft, spring and ball. New gasket. All works like new
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Rear tine tiller would not shift
Travis from Woodbury, Tennessee
0 of 1 peoplefound this instruction helpful.
Difficulty Level:
Difficult
Total Repair Time:
More than 2 hours
Tools:
Nutdriver, Pliers, Screw drivers, Socket set, Wrench (Adjustable), Wrench set
Completely disassembled the entire tiller and I mean the entire tiller
Suggest taking pic at every step
Once I took the transmission apart it had gotten water inside I pressure washed the entire inside of transmission.
Found the problem was with shifter rod and block bearing was rusted
Used red marine grease whe
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Hard part was reassembly of the tiller this is where pics come in (take a lot) the pics in the manual were not very much help some of them didn\'t make any sense.
Putting it back together was the hard part because manual pics were so confusing
1. Had to totally disassemble the tiller. 2. Clean all the grease out of gear casing. 3. Replace broken wheel drive chain. 3. Replaced ball and spring on shifter. 4. Put grease back in gear housing. 5. Reassembled tiller.
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ERP Number: ERP9008089
Manufacturer Part Number: 532100371
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