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The clutch assembly uses centrifugal force to connect the shafts and create the drive shaft motion that powers the machine. The drive shaft nests inside the other shaft, and over time these parts can wear and become damaged with regular use. Today's parts can even continue to function long past when they should, so it may not be apparent that a clutch assembly needs to be replaced until the entire unit is bad. If the engine is not performing as it should or if the drive shaft seems unstable, it may be time to replace the clutch assembly. This genuine OEM part includes everything needed for the job. This OEM clutch replacement is designed for use with various cultivators, edgers, and trimmers. It can be used on machines from MTD, RYOBI, Troy-Bilt, Bolens, Yard-Man, Cub Cadet, Murray, and Husky. This assembly includes the clutch, clutch drum, washer, and left-hand threaded screw. Always disengage the spark plug and allow the engine to cool completely before beginning repairs.
Fixes jaw coupling connection issues in chipper shredders. This spider bushing transmits torque between metal hubs. Simple replacement part.
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Log splitter won't engage or pump shaft disconnected? This .875 coupling connects the engine shaft to the hydraulic pump for proper power transfer.
Fix transmission engagement issues with this right actuating arm. Controls clutch and brake operation on lawn tractors. Direct-fit replacement part.
Fix a tiller that won't engage or disengage properly with a new clutch collar. This component ensures smooth clutch operation for reliable tilling performance.
Tiller not moving forward or reverse? A worn gear spur disrupts power transmission. This internal gear keeps your tiller's drive system working smoothly.
Fix mower that won't move or has grinding noises with this 14-tooth left-hand spur gear. Essential transmission component for self-propelled models.
This clutch collar is an authentic OEM part sourced directly from the manufacturer for use in lawnmowers and lawn tractors. If there are problems with the lawnmower jerking and sputtering after changing gears, the clutch collar should be removed and replaced to keep the lawnmower running properly. The clutch collar is part of the clutch bearing. The clutch collar is used between bevel gears as spacers and allows them to move in sync with the pinion gear. If the clutch collar is deteriorated, broken, or missing, a new one should be installed.Make sure the lawnmower is on a flat surface. Remove the spark plug and disconnect the battery. A screwdriver, pliers, socket set, wrench set, and nut driver are required to make this repair. Take the transmission out of the lawnmower. Open the case on the transmission and remove the broken clutch collar. Install the new clutch collar. Reverse the process to reassemble the lawnmower. This clutch collar is a high tensile metal part that is sold individually. It is designed for use in lawn tractors manufactured by Craftsman.
Log splitter won't engage or makes grinding noises? This jaw coupling connects drive shafts and absorbs shock loads. Moderately easy DIY repair.
If your snow blower won't self-propel or drive forward, a worn friction wheel assembly is often the cause. This drive system transfers power to the wheels.
Tiller won't move or wheels slip? This wheel sprocket assembly restores drive power to your rear-tine tiller. Moderate DIY repair with basic tools.