This is an authentic Murray replacement part that has been sourced from the original manufacturer to be used with riding lawnmowers. The metal washer is used to provide spacing between the steering spindle and the front axle assembly. This item is sold individually, please note two washers may be needed.
An authentic manufacturer sourced part which is supplied for use with Briggs and Stratton, Murray, and Snapper lawn and garden equipment. This replacement nut has a few different applications, please make sure to check the appropriate parts lists and diagrams of your model for the exact location of this hardware. Note, this durable metal nut is sold individually. You will need a wrench to secure or remove it.
This 3/8C hex nut, which helps secure parts in place, is gold in color, made of metal, and sold individually. This part can be used on a variety of equipment, so check with your owners manual or model number to ensure it is the nut you need. You will know it needs replacing when the threads are damaged or its ends are rounded off, causing...Read more the nut to longer be able to tighten or loosen.
It is a repair our customers find easy, and just requires a wrench or socket and torque wrench to complete.
This is an authentic Murray replacement part, sourced from the original manufacturer for use with lawn and garden equipment. The special hex head bolt is used with a variety of types of equipment and its application can vary based on the model. This bolt is available as an individual replacement part.
This 0.25-inch-diameter washer with internal lock teeth is an authentic manufacturer replacement fastener used in outdoor power equipment. It has a flanged base, which provides even load distribution and protects the mounting surface from damage during installation and removal. The washer also has inward-facing teeth, providing additional...Read more grip to prevent the secured components from falling off the equipment. Over time, the washer will corrode, crack, or wear down its teeth, leading to equipment instability, noise, and vibrations. Inspect all the washers in your equipment and replace those that are no longer functional. Use a wrench or socket to loosen and remove the old washer, and then position the new one on the mounting surface. Tighten the washer until the flange rests flush against the surface. Each washer is sold individually.