Snow Removal Equipment Latch

Fix a chute that won't rotate properly with this snow thrower chute flange keeper latch. Secures the flange to ensure smooth chute rotation. Easy DIY fix.

Control lever won't stay engaged or keeps slipping? This snowblower latch secures the control lever in position for reliable operation during snow removal.

Snowblowers are equipped with a trigger that allows the user to direct the snowblower on a path to the left or the right while plowing. With regular use of the equipment, the trigger can wear out, loosen, or become damaged. When the trigger is not working correctly, the operator will have no control over which direction the machine goes, which can pose a safety risk and cause poor performance. Signs that the trigger in the snowblower is beginning to wear down or is already damaged are a lack of resistance when applying pressure or no response from the snowblower when the trigger is directed in either direction.The trigger replacement can be done quickly and easily with a pair of pliers. The process includes removing the pin where the existing trigger is. Install the new part in the place of the old one. Re-insert the pin. The entire process takes less than 15 minutes.This is a genuine OEM MTD trigger for various snow blowers model types. It is compatible with many different brands of snow machines, including Craftsman and Troy-Bilt. The part is sold individually. Each trigger is made of durable red plastic.