24AF572B063 (2002) Troy-Bilt Log Splitter - Overview

This silver metal lock washer helps prevent the nut on the drive belt pulley shaft from backing off during operation, it has a 5/16-inch inner diameter and a 1/2-inch outer diameter. one washer is included, replace it if fatigue or damage allows the connected shafts to spin freely, verify fit using the equipment model or owner manual

This back plate, also known as a wedge plate, is sourced directly from the manufacturer for use in log splitters. It is a flat, metal plate found at the rear end of the machine, with a length of 8 inches and a width of 2 inches. It provides support and stability to the log splitter during use. The plate may fail due to excessive stress, p...Read morehysical damage, or corrosion. If the plate has cracks, or bends, the log splitter will become unstable and unsafe to operate. The internal components of the log splitter may also fall out of alignment and cause further damage to the equipment. Use a wrench to remove the fasteners that secure the plate to the log splitter frame. Clean the mounting area and install the new plate. Reinstall the fasteners and be careful not to overtighten them as this can damage the surface of the plate.

This Cotter Pin is a silver 5/32x1-1/4 metal part, sold individually and certified by the original equipment manufacturer. It connects to the axel shaft after the wheel and washer have been installed but before the hub cap. It is used to prevent the wheel from falling off, and if it breaks (due to fatigue) the wheel will fall off. Check...Read more your model number for the correct size of replacement cotter pin to know you are ordering the correct model. This is a one-time use product, which should be replaced during any other repair in which it is disturbed or dislodged.

This OEM Hex Nut 5/16-24 is a silver, metal nut. This certified part is sold individually. It can be applied with a Wrench or Socket and Torque Wrench to the bracket on the rear of the auger house to secure a bracket to the back of the auger housing. Simply torque to the manufacturer specifications. Refer to your owners manual to find o...Read moreut if this is the part you need. Over time the part may be damaged by fatigue and will come loose due to damaged threads, at which time it should be replaced.