917288480 Craftsman Lawn Tractor - Overview

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Bushing Pm F – Part Number: 194737
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Bushing Pm F
Part #194737
Oil drain valve – Part Number: 428287
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Oil drain valve
Part #428287
Thrust Washer Sector Gear – Part Number: 194748
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Nut Push 625 – Part Number: 197290
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Nut Push 625
Part #197290
Interlock switch – Part Number: 176138
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Interlock switch
Part #176138
Washer – Part Number: 7563R
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Washer
Part #7563R
Lawn Tractor Deck Washout Port Hose Coupling – Part Number: 416405
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Pigtail Harness – Part Number: 407962
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Pigtail Harness
Part #407962
Left-Hand Drag Link – Part Number: 194740
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Left-Hand Drag Link
Part #194740
Cable – Part Number: 145491
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Cable
Part #145491
Lawn & Garden Equipment Carriage Bolt – Part Number: 72110612
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Oil drain tube – Part Number: 148456
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Oil drain tube
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Douglas - For model number 917288480
April 6, 2024
Looking for the part that connects the gas line to the gas tank
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Hi Douglas, thank you for getting in touch. The hose clamp for your model is part number is PS9012949. We hope this is what you were looking for!
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Worn out Mandrel Assemblies
2 of 6 people found this instruction helpful.
  • Joseph from CANBY, MN
  • Difficult
  • More than 2 hours
  • Socket set
Remove Deck, Remove Blades, Remove guards and belt, use old belt to hold pully to remove pully (would be good to have pully wrench), Remove mandrel Assembly, Install new mandrel assemblies (had to tap the new mandrel assemblies. Should have been done by manufacturer.). Reinstall blades, guards, and belt. Put deck back on.
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Dryer runs no heat
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  • Russell from MACON, GA
  • Easy
  • 15 - 30 mins
  • Screw drivers
Disassemble dryer. Replaced element assembly. Re assembled dryer. Unit runs and heats.
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