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Snapper Lawn Tractor Clamp-Hose

Snapper Lawn Tractor Ring Self Locking

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Snapper Lawn Tractor Spacer, 21/32 X 3/4 X 5/8

Snapper Lawn Tractor Screw (Magneto Armature)

Snapper Lawn Tractor Nut The Blade Nut is a 9/16-18" silver, metal nut. This part is sold individually, and requires a wrench and socket to install. Its installation is rated "Easy". This part secures the blade in place and attaches onto the blade shaft. If broken (likely due to fatigue) it may come loose and rattle, causing vibrations. Refer to your make, model and diagrams to ensure this is the correct part.

Snapper Lawn Tractor Nut-Centerlock This centerlock nut, or lock nut, is sold individually and locks itself in place when inserted, to prevent it from backing out due to vibration. Over time, due to its strenueous job, it may become loose or break due to wear and tear, and will need to be replaced. This lock nut is made of metal and is silver in color. When it will no longer lock, you will need to complete this easy repair, which requires a wrench or socket and torque wrench. Ensure you torque the lock nut to your manufacturer specifications; this nut can have a range of different applications for a variety of equipment, so please check your model number or owners manual to be sure it is the right fit for your model.

Snapper Lawn Tractor Nut-Hex 5/16-18 This hex nut is a fastener made from steel and is used to secure the end of a bolt in various lawn and garden equipment and machinery. It is a genuine OEM replacement part that comes in a standard size of 5/16 of an inch with 18 threads per inch. The hex nut has a hexagonal shape, which gives it greater grip and makes it easy to tighten using a wrench or a set of pliers. The nut also has a flange on one end, which locks the nut in place, prevents damage to the area where it is installed, and allows the load to be evenly distributed. It is important to replace your hex nut if it is loose, cracked, or corroded. If you have not yet removed the old hex nut from your equipment you will need a socket wrench to remove it. After that, you can easily install the new nut by threading it onto a bolt or screw and then tightening it with a wrench or pliers until it is tightly secured.