Sod Cutter Parts

Wheel, 10" With Hardware – Part Number: 540030426

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$106.46

PartSelect Number PS12094038

Manufacturer Part Number 540030426

This wheel is a genuine OEM replacement part designed for sod cutters. It is approximately 10 inches in diameter. Each order includes the rubber tire and metal rim, as well as the bolt and washer used to secure it. The wheel provides stability and support during operation and allows you to easily maneuver the sod cutter. The wheel will need to be replaced if it is worn down, punctured, or the rim is damaged. A faulty wheel will result in unstable movement, poor cutting performance, uneven cutting depth. To remove and replace the wheel, first, ensure the sod cutter is turned off and the engine is cooled. Remove the fasteners holding the wheel and carefully slide the old wheel off the axle. Place the new wheel on the sod cutter axle and install the new bolt. Ensure the wheel is stable before operating the sod cutter. Each wheel is sold individually.

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$6.13

Sod Cutter 3/4" Flange

PartSelect Number PS9975235

Manufacturer Part Number 539000316

This genuine OEM bearing flange is 4 inches long and 2.5 inches wide. The flange is used to secure bearings (sold separately) to provide support moving parts in aerators, such as the rotating shafts/axles. Each bearing in your aerator requires two flanges each. This protects the parts from friction damage and allows them to spin smoothly. The flange also helps to secure the bearing in place and prevent it from coming loose or falling inside the equipment. You will need to replace your flange bearing if your equipment is making grinding noises during use or if the flange is corroded, or chipped. Each flange is sold individually.

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$18.84

Sod Cutter Bearing

PartSelect Number PS9975236

Manufacturer Part Number 539000317

This is a genuine OEM bearing which is designed for use with lawn and garden equipment and is sold individually. Made of high-quality metal and measuring at a 1-inch inner-diameter, this bearing will likely need to be replaced often because it is a high-wear part. This bearing is used to distribute weight evenly using small inner balls within the bearing itself, and the locking collar fastens the bearing onto the shaft to reduce movement from motor vibrations. If you are unsure of how many bearings your equipment will need, make sure to check any available diagrams.

Bearing, 3/4" W/Locking Collar – Part Number: 539000315

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$18.43

Sod Cutter Bearing, 3/4" W/Locking Collar

PartSelect Number PS9975234

Manufacturer Part Number 539000315

This steel bearing is an OEM replacement for aerators and has a .75-inch inner-diameter. Bearings have tiny balls within them which are used to distribute weight evenly and minimize friction between two moving parts. It is sold individually but comes with a .75-inch inner-diameter locking collar as well, although a stamping kit is sold separately. The locking collar is used to tighten the bearing on the shaft, to reduce the effects of vibrations during operation, like slipping. It is made of high-quality metal but is considered a high-wear part meaning it will likely need to be replaced often.

Rubber Bushing, Tapered – Part Number: C100635

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$7.07

Sod Cutter Rubber Bushing, Tapered

PartSelect Number PS16740960

Manufacturer Part Number C100635

Your Price

$6.27

Sod Cutter Grip, Handle

PartSelect Number PS9022303

Manufacturer Part Number 539000090

Your Price

$81.58

Sod Cutter Rim Sprocket

PartSelect Number PS9975232

Manufacturer Part Number 539000303

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$11.20

Sod Cutter Spring.Spiral

PartSelect Number PS8991804

Manufacturer Part Number 504115001

Spring, Extension, Cable – Part Number: 539113377

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$9.96

Sod Cutter Spring, Extension, Cable

PartSelect Number PS9025361

Manufacturer Part Number 539113377

This OEM-sourced extension cable spring in your sod cutter is an important part that helps the extension cable work properly. It provides flexibility and tension to the cable, which helps it move smoothly without getting tangled or twisted. If the spring is broken, you may notice that it looks damaged or loose. This can cause problems like the extension cable becoming loose or not retracting correctly. When this happens, it can make the sod cutter less effective at cutting and may even damage the machine. To remove the spring, you should first check your user guide to find its exact location. Then, you can use pliers to disconnect the spring from where it is attached. It is important to do this gradually, releasing any tension in the spring carefully. Once the tension is released, you can take out the spring from its place. This spring is sold individually.