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Bearing Retainer 36-43 – Part Number: 285842-5

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$5.75

Auger Bearing Retainer 36-43

PartSelect Number PS10146220

Manufacturer Part Number 285842-5

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$27.43

Auger Kit, Fuel Line

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PartSelect Number PS10041190

Manufacturer Part Number A201153

Fixes these symptoms

Will Not Start
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$10.41

Auger Arm-Clutch

PartSelect Number PS9992008

Manufacturer Part Number 6688617

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$27.56

Auger Blade, Earth

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PartSelect Number PS10041201

Manufacturer Part Number A201181

This blade is an OEM part sourced directly from the manufacturer for use in earth augers. It is a cutting attachment made of metal, measuring approximately 3.7 inches by 2 inches. It is found at the end of the auger assembly where it is responsible for cutting into the ground. It is normal for the blade to wear down and become dull. A dull blade will not be able to cut through the soil effectively, leading to slower performance and decreased precision. The blade may also bend or break if it accidentally impacts hard objects. This presents a safety risk as the blade may dislodge while in use. Remove the fasteners which hold the old blade in place and pull off the blade. You may need to detach the auger bit to access the blade. Align the new blade with the auger shaft and secure it in position.

Spring, Auger Bit – Part Number: A201185

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$61.86

Auger Spring, Bit

PartSelect Number PS10041204

Manufacturer Part Number A201185

This OEM spring attaches the auger bit of your machine to the drive system. It not only provides tension and flexibility but also absorbs shocks, ensuring your safety and protecting the equipment when encountering obstructions. Replace the spring if you notice signs like a lack of resistance or excessive vibration. Otherwise, your auger may struggle to dig through the material and may experience increased wear and stress. To remove the spring, you need a wrench. Turn off the machine, remove the spark plug boot, and unthread the bolt connecting the auger bit adapter to the output shaft. Then, unthread the top bolt of the spring and remove the hairpin securing the bottom before pulling it out. Note that this replacement part does not include hardware.