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3650002 MTD Lawn Tractor - Overview

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Lawn Mower Hex Washer Head Screw – Part Number: 710-0599
$6.40
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Lawn Mower Hex Washer Head Screw
Part #710-0599
This is an original replacement part sourced directly from the manufacturer. The screw is commonly found in yard equipment from Craftsman, such as lawn tractors, snow blowers, and edgers. This part is made of metal, and may be found in various locations in the machine, depending on model. Please be aware that there are different screws used in the machine. Refer to the parts diagram to be sure of ordering the correct part. You will require a wrench when replacing this item. The screw is sold as an individual replacement part.
Lawn Mower Hex Flange Bearing – Part Number: 941-0656A
$6.40
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Lawn Mower Plastic Flange Bearing – Part Number: 741-0487C
$10.54
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Lawn Mower Plastic Flange Bearing
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Part #741-0487C
Made of durable silver plastic, this Flange Bearing is an authentic manufacturer-source replacement part for hundreds of models of lawn and garden equipment. It is used to allow a shaft to connect while moving smoothly and freely and is sold individually. When this part malfunctions, you may notice the shaft becomes very sloppy or comes disconnected. To complete this repair, you will need a screwdriver, a socket set, and pliers. Customers rate this repair as Medium difficulty.
Steering Shaft Assembly – Part Number: 738-0919B
$77.44
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Steering Shaft Assembly
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Part #738-0919B
This genuine Steering Shaft is designed to fit all the Lawn Tractor models listed below. It features a 5/8" spline and measures 21.86 inches in length, ensuring a precise fit and reliable performance. A common reason for replacement is wear or stripping of the gear on the shaft, which can lead to steering issues. Before replacing the shaft, it’s recommended to inspect the Steering Gear Segment (Part #717-0622C) to determine if it also needs replacement. Replacing both components together can help restore smooth and accurate steering.
Use 712-0417a – Part Number: 712-0417A
$9.99
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Use 712-0417a
Part #712-0417A
Lawn Mower Solenoid – Part Number: 925-1426A
$31.58
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Lawn Mower Solenoid
Part #925-1426A
This starter solenoid is designed to reliably engage the starter motor by allowing a low-power ignition signal to trigger the high-current starting circuit. Built for dependable performance, it helps resolve no-start or intermittent starting issues caused by a failed relay. Ideal for replacing a worn or faulty solenoid, it restores consistent starting and reliable operation in lawn mowers, tractors, and snow-clearing equipment.
Belt – Part Number: 954-0349
$47.40
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Belt
Part #954-0349
This replacement belt is sourced directly from original equipment manufacturer. It is a genuine OEM sourced item commonly used on lawn mowers and tractors. This is the the belt that drives the mower blades. Belts should be inspected periodically and be replaced if they are worn or stretched. Please note, this durable rubber belt is sold individually. To complete this repair you will need a set of wrenches.
Blade, 3-In-1 – Part Number: 942-0610A
$31.58
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Blade, 3-In-1
Part #942-0610A
(Sold Individually) This 3-in-1 blade is for lawn tractors. The 3-in-1 blade combines the features of a high-lift blade and a mulching blade, and is used for discharging, bagging or mulching grass clippings. This blade is 19-1/3 inches long, and is sold individually. Wear work gloves to protect your hands when installing this part.
Lawn Mower Flange Bearing – Part Number: 941-0659
$7.37
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Lawn Mower Flange Bearing
Part #941-0659
This plastic bushing supports a moving shaft on select riding mowers and lawn tractors. It helps the shaft turn smoothly and reduces wear. The inside opening is 0.632 inch wide. The outside is about 0.937 inch wide, and the rim is 1.25 inches wide. Use the full mower model number to guarantee the proper fit. Check the parts diagram for its correct location. Replace the bushing if it is cracked, loose, or worn.
Lawn Mower Air Valve – Part Number: 934-0255
$6.40
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Lawn Mower Air Valve
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Part #934-0255
The air valve attaches to the wheel and is made of a durable material. This is a genuine MTD, Ryobi, Yard Machines, Bolens, Troy-Bilt, and Yard Man part sourced directly from the manufacturer for use in chippers, shredders, cultivators, edgers, lawn tractors, snowblowers, and trimmers. Keep in mind that this part is sold individually. When replacing this item a set of pliers might be required during the installation process. It might wear out over time and will need replacing.
Lawn Mower Flat Idler Pulley – Part Number: 756-04224
$31.58
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Lawn Mower Flat Idler Pulley
Part #756-04224
This flat idler pulley is designed to help maintain proper belt tension while reducing vibration and uneven wear in lawn and snow equipment drive systems. Made from durable metal for long-lasting performance, it supports smooth belt routing and consistent operation under regular use. Ideal for replacing a worn or noisy pulley, it helps restore reliable belt engagement and overall machine performance.
Lawn Mower Socket Cap Screw – Part Number: 710-1314A
$6.40
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Lawn Mower Socket Cap Screw
Part #710-1314A
It is an authentic part that is supplied by the original equipment manufacturer for use with lawn and garden equipment. This is a standard hardware which may have multiple applications, please make sure to refer to the appropriate diagrams of your model for the correct location and application of this component. Keep in mind this high-quality socket cap screw is made of durable metal and is sold individually.

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Yardman / MTD wouldn't steer left, makes a popping and grinding noise when turning.
7 of 13 people found this instruction helpful.
  • Patrick from Northville, NY
  • Difficult
  • 1- 2 hours
  • Pliers, Screw drivers, Socket set, Wrench set
To disconnect the steering shaft to replace the bearing, there is a #3 Philips head screw on the underside of the deck which needs to be taken out. Chances are it hasn't been replaced before, so it is likely very tight. I ended up dropping the deck to allow for more room but it could probably be done with the deck in place the way I had t o do it. I had someone hold the steering wheel up top (not undoing the 13mm bolt holding the steering wheel in) and tried to unscrew the Philips, even after heating it with a torch still stripped out. The only way I could get the screw out was to take a pair of Vice Grips adjusted extremely tight to the outside of the screw and put the torch on it to heat it again. Then, turn the steering wheel to the left and when the Vice Grips get caught on the bottom of the mower, it will unthread the steering wheel from the screw. After the screw and washer are out *TAKE NOTE OF THE ORIENTATION OF THE WASHER*, I went to the hardware store and replaced the screw with a bolt that was 5/16 - 18 x .750 which was the closest length they had, took out the worn out bearing, popped in the new one, reinstalled the washer and bolt, then the deck. Even if you get the philips screw out without using Vice Grips, I would still recommend replacing it with a bolt.
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Battery tray rusted out
1 of 4 people found this instruction helpful.
  • Brian from LAGRANGE, KY
  • Easy
  • 15 - 30 mins
  • Wrench (Adjustable)
Removed battery then replaced tray it sets in then, then reinstalled the battery
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