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Screw, 3/8 - 16 X 1-1/4 Taptit – Part Number: 75246GS
$7.95
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Cap-fuel Tank – Part Number: 794641
$35.95
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Cap-fuel Tank
Part #794641
This is a replacement part sourced directly from the manufacturer for Briggs and Stratton engines. The fuel cap is used to cover the opening of the Engine/lawn mower fuel tank and prevent fuel from spilling out. To install the fuel cap, simply twist the cap into place on the fuel tank. This part is made of plastic and is sold individually.
NUT – Part Number: 5025391FS
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NUT
Part #5025391FS
Bolt – Part Number: 1X38MA
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Bolt
Part #1X38MA
Bolt hex .25 20x0.62
Belt – Part Number: 707585
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Belt
Part #707585
Kit-shear Pin, Impell – Part Number: 707561
$28.95
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Kit-shear Pin, Impell
Part #707561
Pin – Part Number: 500016MA
$29.95
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Pin
Part #500016MA
This genuine OEM axle shaft pin is designed for use with Murray and Simplicity snow throwers. Made from durable metal, this part securely connects the wheel to the axle shaft, ensuring proper traction and movement during operation. To ensure compatibility, it’s recommended to consult your model’s parts diagram before ordering. This pin is sold individually and is an essential component for maintaining the structural integrity and performance of your snow thrower.
Kit-cable, Traction D – Part Number: 707766
$102.95
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Kit-cable, Traction D
Part #707766
This traction drive control cable connects the operator control to the transmission, allowing the machine to move smoothly when the drive is engaged. It helps control starting, stopping, and consistent forward movement during operation. Replacing a worn, stretched, or broken cable restores responsive traction control and reliable drive performance.
Belt – Part Number: 707584
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Belt
Part #707584
This auger drive belt is designed for snow blowers to transfer engine power to the auger for dependable snow intake and discharge. Built for durability and resistance to wear, it helps maintain consistent auger performance in cold, demanding conditions. It’s a practical replacement for restoring reliable snow-throwing operation when the original belt becomes stretched, cracked, or worn.
Kit-shear Pin, Auger – Part Number: 707555
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Kit-shear Pin, Auger
Part #707555
Kit-chute rotation – Part Number: 707503
$54.95
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Kit-chute rotation
Part #707503
Kit-wing Knob, Handle – Part Number: 707513
$69.95
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Kit-wing Knob, Handle
Part #707513

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Refurbishing for next winter season
8 of 14 people found this instruction helpful.
  • Kenneth from ALDAN, PA
  • Easy
  • 30 - 60 mins
  • Socket set, Wrench set
I replaced the auger belt and drive belt by separating the machine. The auger belt alone can be replaced by simply tilting without separating but the drive belt can not. So after separating the machine, I removed the auger belt by loosening the belt guide and removing the tensioner. I then loosened the nut that secures the drive wheel. This gave me enough play to remove the drive belt from the drive tensioner and then wiggle it from the drive wheel and out of the machine. Install by wiggling the belt back behind the drive wheel until you can slip it on the wheel. pull tensioner pulley out of the way to get the belt on the top pulley. Tighten the nut to secure the drive wheel. Reconnect the machine at the bottom of the auger housing and replace the auger belt, tensioner, and belt guide. Complete by replacing the upper bolts that hold the two parts together. I have not replaced the friction wheel as of yet. My process took 30 - 45 minutes for both belts.
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