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1693667 Simplicity Lawn Mower - Overview

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Engine Filter – Part Number: 298090S
$6.40
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Engine Filter
Part #298090S
This is a round, inline fuel filter with 0.25-inch nipples, used in a variety of lawn and garden equipment. It is sourced from the original equipment manufacturer and has the capability to filter out particles as small as 150 microns in size. The filter is designed to remove any dirt or debris in the fuel to avoid contaminating the engine. Over time, it is common for the filter to become clogged with dirt/debris or damaged, resulting in less fuel entering the engine, engine misfiring, stalling, and overall lower performance from your equipment. To replace the faulty fuel filter, first disconnect the fuel lines with pliers or a clamp tool and then pull out the old filter. Install the new filter into the housing and reattach the fuel lines to complete your repair.
Engine Oil Seal – Part Number: 391086S
$8.09
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Engine Oil Seal
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Part #391086S
The Oil Seal is a manufacturer-approved rubber part which provides a seal between the crankcase and crankshaft by attaching around the axle shaft on the crankhouse housing. Installation is rated as "Medium" difficulty and requires a screw driver, wrench set and seal puller. A broken seal will cause a leak, and the part must be replaced. Refer to your make, model and diagram to ensure you're choosing the right part. This part comes in black and gray.
Connector-hose – Part Number: 692317
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Connector-hose
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Part #692317
This is a Genuine Manufacturer Sourced replacement part used on a a variety of Engines. This is a Fuel Line Connector connects the fuel line to the carburetor. This part is made out of Plastic and Metal, it is Sold Individually.
Fan-flywheel – Part Number: 796201
$43.34
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Fan-flywheel
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Part #796201
This is a genuine OEM sourced replacement part flywheel fan. It is specially manufactured for use with Briggs and Stratton engines that are installed on lawn and garden equipment. This fan is attached to the fly wheel and it will help to keep the engine cool for optimum performance. This blower fan is made out of plastic and it is sold individually. Please note the bolt used to secure this fan is sold separately. To complete this repair you will need a screwdriver and a wrench.
Gasket-exhaust – Part Number: 692236
$6.47
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Gasket-exhaust
Part #692236
This OEM exhaust gasket in lawn and garden equipment creates a seal between the engine block and the muffler or exhaust pipe so that exhaust gases do not leak. This is 3.30cm in diameter and 6.35cm in length. Your machine may have a loud hissing or popping sound coming from the exhaust area if the gasket was faulty. You may also notice the presence of black soot around the gasket or the exhaust. Your gasket needs to be replaced if it appears worn or deformed. Otherwise, your machine will experience exhaust leaks. To detach the gasket, remove the fasteners that secure it using a socket or wrench. You can detach the gasket from your machine afterwards. Please bear in mind that this replacement part is sold individually.
Filter Fuel Mega Pack – Part Number: 394358B
$6.40
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Filter Fuel Mega Pack
Part #394358B
This Fuel Filter is a white plastic part attached within the fuel delivery system between the fuel tank and carburetor. Installation is rated as "Easy" and requires a set of pliers and a screwdriver. If broken, there may be a leak or blockage and the part should be replaced. The part may also need to be replaced according to manufacturer's specifications, and is a manufacturer-approved part. Refer to your make, model and diagrams to ensure this part is correct.
Seal-o Ring – Part Number: 691917
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Seal-o Ring
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Part #691917
The Seal-O Ring, also known as the gasket, is red in color, made of rubber, and is an OEM part that requires some skill to replace. This part is designed to create a seal between the carburator and manifold, to prevent air from entering. If your engine loses power, creates a hissing noise, or if the gasket appears damaged or your engine running improperly it may be time to replace the part. If you run the engine and spray the outside of the carburator with soapy water, you can test whether or not the gasket is leaking by listening to the sounds produced. If the sound smooths out then you've found your leaky gasket. Damage may occur over time, especially if the part dries out, and make the part appear stretched or worn out. When making this medium-difficulty repair, make sure the new gasket is fitted properly between the carburetor and intake manifold.
Key-flywheel – Part Number: 222698S
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Key-flywheel
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Part #222698S
This is a Genuine OEM replacement part used on a variety of Lawn and Garden equipment. The key helps to secure Flywheel in place. This is a Metal Key and it is Sold Individually. You would need Pliers to replace this item.
Gasket-float Bowl – Part Number: 281165S
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Gasket-float Bowl
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Part #281165S
This is a Genuine OEM replacement part used on variety of Lawn and Garden Equipment Engines. This part is made out of Rubber and it is sold individually. If the carburetor is leaking fuel it is recommended to replace the Bowl Gasket. Gaskets and O-rings are a common source of problems. They eventually shrink, causing fuel and air leaks that lead to poor engine performance.
Filter-oil – Part Number: 492932S
$15.13
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Filter-oil
Part #492932S
This short-style engine oil filter is designed to remove harmful contaminants from the oil while maintaining proper lubrication in pressure-lubricated small engines. Built with high-efficiency filtration media and internal safety features to support consistent oil flow, it helps reduce engine wear and protect internal components. Ideal for routine maintenance, it supports reliable performance and helps extend engine life during regular operation.
Lawn Mower Cotter Pin – Part Number: 703312
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Lawn Mower Cotter Pin
Part #703312
This cotter pin is an OEM part that is 1.25 inches long, gold in color, and sold individually. Made of metal, it can have a range of applications on a variety of lawn and garden equipment. Generally, you will need to replace this part if it becomes broken due to age and wear, or if you need to remove it for making other repairs. This is an easy repair that only requires a pair of pliers to carry out. You need to bend one end around the shaft or bolt and bend the other around the back end of the bolt to complete the repair.
Armature-magneto – Part Number: 591459
$56.10
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Armature-magneto
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Part #591459
Hard starting or an engine that suddenly stops may point to a damaged magneto armature. This ignition coil turns magnetic energy from the spinning flywheel into the electrical pulse that fires the spark plug. First try a known-good spark plug and inspect the safety switches, grounding wire, terminals, and flywheel magnet. Confirm fit from the full engine identification numbers, since similar coils may mount differently. Work only with the engine off and cool. Disconnect the battery and spark plug lead before removing covers. During installation, use the air gap listed in the service manual and tighten the mounting screws evenly. Keep hands clear of the flywheel and use an insulated tester to check for spark.

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My Briggs & Strattan (Troy Bilt) riding mover had broken vanes(blades) on the engine.
10 of 17 people found this instruction helpful.
  • William from SPRING GREEN, WI
  • Really Easy
  • 30 - 60 mins
  • Screw drivers, Socket set, Wrench (Adjustable)
I went to Troy-Bilt first first for the part-nothing, then B&S engine, still no help surfing their websites for this part. Again, no help. Before giving up completely I thought about all the parts I have bought from PartSelect for washers and such. Typed in "Fan-Flywheel" B&S. First thing that popped up was a picture of this part. All my searching on Troy-Bilt mower site and B&S site for over two hours with no results, and then I go to PartSelect and without my model number or anything else, they had it and even displayed my model number and sent it right away, popped it in and the mower is working fine as ever. No matter what you need, I say save yourself a lot of time and just go here first. I'm a loyal member of PartSelect for over six years!!!
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Stopped running. Turned to be a bent intake push rod and broken rocker arm
9 of 15 people found this instruction helpful.
  • Rene from COVINGTON, LA
  • Really Easy
  • 1- 2 hours
  • Nutdriver, Socket set, Wrench set
Removed head. Replaced both rocker arms, intake pus rod, push rod guide exhaust and head gaskets. Torqued head in 3 stages to 216 in/lbs. gapped intake to .004 and exhaust to .006 at TDC

Added oil and gas. Now running great

If you need to replace push rods use steel (exhaust) they are the same length
The engine was a Briggs & Stratton 217802 0113 E10604 (2006 year date code)
I used the following
796189 gasket
272475S gasket
697494 push rod
690822 push rod guide
691751 rocker arms
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Old fan broke from previous owner
3 of 7 people found this instruction helpful.
  • Carmen from APPLE VALLEY, MN
  • Easy
  • 15 - 30 mins
  • Socket set
Used this an old (maybe a 2007?) Briggs and Stratton 17.5 ho engine.This fan wasn’t an exact replica of the old one. But the bolt holes were in the right spot and it was the right size. Had to drill out the little dimples for the bolts and the fan guard that goes on top to stop debris didn’t screw directly into the fan like the old one. B ut I was able to attach the guard to the engine cover/piece that houses the air filter with a plastic bracket/retainer that was already on the engine. Overall, easy install and fit just fine once I determined how I wanted to attach the fan guard
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