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31CH5EP9B66 ((2022)) Troy-Bilt Snow Blower

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Auger Cable – Part Number: 946-04230B
$23.53
Snow blower clutch cable. The clutch cable engages the snow blower's auger. If the cable is broken, the auger won't turn.
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Auger Drive Belt, 4-Way Large Block – Part Number: 954-04195A
$37.35
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Steering Trigger Control, Red – Part Number: 731-06113
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Screw – Part Number: 710-04194
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Friction Wheel Rubber – Part Number: 935-04054A
$38.36
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Splined Carriage Screw, 5/16-18 x 1.0 – Part Number: 710-0276
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Self Tapping Screw – Part Number: 710-04683C
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Torsion Spring – Part Number: 732-04308C
$4.99
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Belt Cover, 4-Way Large Block – Part Number: 753-09065
$26.69
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Screw, 5/16-24 X .750 – Part Number: 710-05339A
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Snowblower Shear Pin – Part Number: 738-05273
$3.99
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Cap Speed Nut 3/8-In. Rod – Part Number: 726-0100
$4.99
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Customer:
Jeffrey from MASSAPEQUA, NY
Parts Used:
731-06113
Difficulty Level:
Easy
Total Repair Time:
30 - 60 mins
Broken Steering Trigger on right side
If the trigger is broken on the left side, it is really easy to replace, if broken on the right side like mine the snow chute joystick control is in the way. Just remove the cover under the joystick and then the large nut under the joystick then you will be to push the joystick down giving you access to the pin that holds the steering tri gger.
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