F400A2 Honda Tiller - Overview

This metal washer is compatible with several different makes and types of small engine equipment, and is a genuine OEM part. Used to evenly distribute pressure on the oil drain from the drain bolt, this washer has a 19mm/.75-inch outer-diameter and 12mm/.5-inch inner-diameter and is sold individually without the drain bolt, which is sold ...Read moreseparately. It is, however, recommended that if you replace this washer, you replace the drain bolt as well.

It is a genuine item that is supplied by the original manufacturer for use with Honda engines commonly installed on a variety of lawn and garden equipment. This is one of the flange nuts that are utilized to secure the exhaust manifold. A flange nut is designed to provide a tight fit and resist loosening. Replacing it is a simple task tha...Read moret should only require a wrench to remove and secure it. To ensure the correct location, please refer to the diagrams of your model. One durable metal nut-flange is included.

This is an authentic manufacturer-sourced component which is designed for use with Honda engines that are commonly installed on a variety of lawn and garden equipment. It is an identical replacement for a damaged or a missing clutch cam that was installed on a new unit. Over time the material will wear out and it may begin to crack eventu...Read moreally requiring a replacement. It is made of high-quality rubber and is sold individually.

This OEM-manufactured flange bolt provides a secure connection between two parts of your equipment. What is different about a flange bolt is that it has a wide, flat flange at the end. This helps to distribute the load being applied to it and prevents the bolt from becoming loose. Flange bolts are commonly found in lawn equipment, but the...Read moreir location varies by the make and model of the machine. When damaged, the part that the flange bolt was holding may loosen and fall off. You also may observe that it the flange bolt is cracked or corroded. It is important for you to replace broken flange bolts immediately as loose or vibrating parts can detach from your equipment while it is operating. You need a socket wrench to remove a flange bolt, as well as rust dissolver or penetrating oil if it is stuck. This replacement part is sold individually so make sure that you consult your user guide to identify where your flange bolts are and how many your equipment needs.

A ball bearing is a type of rolling part that consists of an inner and outer-ring, and a set of steel balls fit between them that allow rotational movement with reduced amounts of friction. This ball bearing is designed for use within the crankcase of various models of small engine equipment such as generator, tiller and lawn mower/tracto...Read morer, and is used to support the crankshaft so it can rotate smoothly and withstand the various mechanical pressures sounding it. This bearing is sold as an individual OEM part and features a 0.68-inch (17mm) inner-diameter, 1.38-inch (35mm) outer-diameter and .47-inch (12mm) width. If you notice any sort of excessive vibrations, noise, wobbling, or significantly reduced engine performance, the ball bearing is likely worn out or damaged, and in need of replacing, but it is best to inspect the crankcase area for any other possible issues. To replace this bearing, you will need a screwdriver and socket wrench to gain access to the inner portion of your engine, where the crankcase is located. Disconnect the spark plug and follow the user manual and the official disassembly procedure according to the manufacturer, which normally involves removing the engine cover, carburetor and ignition coil. With access to the bearing, carefully remove it before cleaning and properly lubricating the area. Install the new bearing and make sure it and the crankshaft are properly aligned before you reassemble the rest of the motor.

This flange bolt is a genuine OEM replacement part for use in lawn and outdoor equipment. It has a diameter of 6mm and a length of 12mm. The bolt has a wider circular area that protrudes out from the bolt head, known as a flange. The flange prevents the bolt from moving or loosening during use. Over time the bolt may corrode, crack, or it...Read mores threads may wear down. In this case the bolt will need to be replaced. Visually inspect the other bolts in your equipment to ensure your order the correct number, as each bolt is sold individually. Use a wrench to remove any faulty bolts and install the new bolts in place. Be careful not to overtighten your bolts as you may risk damaging the equipment and the bolt.

Hex nuts are used within small engine equipment for a variety of reasons, such as fastening bolts, screws, or studs, and in general assembly to join two parts together. This hex nut is made of durable metal and is sold as an individual OEM part for use within small engine equipment such as snow blowers, generators, tillers, trimmers, and ...Read morelawn tractors. This hex nut serves a variety of purposes, depending on the location and piece of equipment it is installed within. This hex nut measures 6mm in inner diameter and will require a hex socket wrench to install and replace.

This is an 8mm hex nut, which is a six-sided piece of hardware that connects two parts together in your lawn equipment by keeping screws, bolts, or studs in place. Hex nuts are commonly used in areas of your machine that undergo high stress like in the blade assembly, engine or wheels. If a hex nut is broken, it may be cracked or corroded...Read more, and you may find that you cannot tighten it enough to hold parts in your machine together. If it is not replaced, the parts of your machine may come apart. To remove a hex nut, use a wrench to turn it counterclockwise. Before purchasing this OEM replacement part, keep in mind that this part is sold individually and consult your instruction guide to find out how many nuts your machine needs and where they are located. It is best to replace all the hex nuts at once because they wear out at the same time.