917280010 (Type 0) Craftsman Lawn Mower - Overview

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Engine Pulley – Part Number: 177968
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Engine Pulley
Part #177968
Nut 8Pk – Part Number: STD541237
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Nut 8Pk
Part #STD541237
Washer – Part Number: 19182411
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Washer
Part #19182411
Lawn Tractor Washer – Part Number: 188967
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Lawn Tractor Washer
Part #188967
Switch – Part Number: 109553X
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Switch
Part #109553X
Bolt And Washer Assembly – Part Number: 193003
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Shift hub – Part Number: 183900
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Shift hub
Part #183900
Shoulder bolt – Part Number: 165492
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Shoulder bolt
Part #165492
Washer – Part Number: 19111216
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Washer
Part #19111216
Retainer Clip – Part Number: 199849
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Retainer Clip
Part #199849
Shoulder Screw – Part Number: 184471
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Shoulder Screw
Part #184471
Lawn Tractor Spacer Washer – Part Number: 187690
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Lound deck noise when mower put into motion
4 of 16 people found this instruction helpful.
  • Steven from Hickory, NC
  • Easy
  • Less than 15 mins
  • Socket set, Wrench set
Parked mower on level concrete drive, laid on cardboard. Lowered mower deck all the way. Sparayed some WD40 on nut/bolt on top of old pulley. Since it is a carriage type bolt, placed 5/8" boxed end wrench over self locking nut on top of old pulley. Using some force from 3lb mallet to break nut free (hitting against wrench body), the nut c ame off easy as did broken pulley/bearing inside. Installed new pulley assembly, re-tightened nut on bolt. Checked after first mowing just to be certain pulley was in place and locking nut tight.
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