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Maintenance Kit – Part Number: 5140B
$38.95
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Maintenance Kit
Part #5140B
This OEM maintenance kit is specifically designed and manufactured by Briggs and Stratton to provide peak performance in Briggs and Stratton engines. Protect your investment by giving your small engine the tune-up it needs to keep it running efficiently. This maintenance kit includes: 1 x 4-cyle 30W oil (18oz) 1 x Fuel Treatment and Stabilizer (0.5oz) 1 x Air Filter 1 x Spark Plug This kit works with: 625E, 675EX, 725EX & Quantum Engines
Selector Spring – Part Number: 175060X004
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Selector Spring
Part #175060X004
Support bracket – Part Number: 175070X479
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Support bracket
Part #175070X479
Drive Belt – Part Number: 175436
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Drive Belt
Part #175436
Lawn Mower E-ring – Part Number: 12000058
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Lawn Mower E-ring
Part #12000058
Handle – Part Number: 186362
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Handle
Part #186362
Engine Bolt – Part Number: 150406
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Engine Bolt
Part #150406
Drive Pulley – Part Number: 194126
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Drive Pulley
Part #194126
Arm Axle – Part Number: 186576X004
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Arm Axle
Part #186576X004
Support bracket ,lh – Part Number: 421559
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Support bracket ,lh
Part #421559
Lawn & Garden Equipment Washer – Part Number: 851074
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Pan Head Screw – Part Number: 175262
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Pan Head Screw
Part #175262
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My lawn mower blade wouldn’t stay in place. The old blade adapter had worn down and broken.
3 of 19 people found this instruction helpful.
  • Joel from ROSEVILLE, MN
  • Very Easy
  • Less than 15 mins
  • Socket set
I took off the old blade adapter and put the new one on. It literally requires removing one bolt. Unfortunately, once I started and ran my mower for a few minutes it blew up and left a charred patch of lawn. The underside of the mower is mangled metal and unusable now. The repair, though, was super easy!
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