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Your Lawn Tractor Model Number Could Be
  • On the underside of the seat
  • Under the hood of the lawn mower
  • On the rear of the frame

Sample Model Number Tag

The model number will most likely appear on either a paper sticker or a metal plate.

Model numbers can be made up of numbers, letters, or a combination of both such as "1005400" or "LAT100AAE".

They may also include the brand name or a year of production such as "16400 3900001-3999999 – 1993" or "2150LE-PREDATOR TYPE 1".

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Popular Snapper Lawn Tractor Parts

Nut-Hex 5/16-18
$4.02
In Stock
This nut is mostly used in lawn tractors and snow blowers and is in different locations in the machine, depending on appliance. It is made from metal and measures to 5/16 inches for the diameter and a thread count of 18. Tip: Remember there are different nuts used in the machine, be sure you are ordering the correct part. The tool needed for this repair is a wrench. *Please note: this part is sold individually. Refer to the diagram provided by the manufacturer for instructions.
Cotter Pin
$2.57
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Washer 3/8
$2.99
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Bearing, Greased
$9.41
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This greased bearing is used on lawn and gardening tools and is sold individually. This part works to reduce friction between rotating parts. This happens when the balls receive the load and spin, which spreads the weight equally whilst the minimal contact area of the part reduces the friction. It is important to repeatedly check for bearings and replace them periodically as they experience constant wear when in operation from pressure, vibration, and heat. For this repair you will need a screwdriver and a set of wrenches. Remember to unplug or turn off power tool before starting this installation project.
Boot, Rear Axle, Thick Flange
$7.92
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Washer, Flat
$1.99
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Nut.25-20 Hex Nylock
$3.99
In Stock
This hex nut is created for use on lawn and gardening equipment. This is a multi-application nut that depends on the unit and tool you are using. For installation instructions, check the manual provided by the manufacturer. *Please note: this nut is sold individually.
Washer, 5/16
$2.99
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Friction Ring
$21.09
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Plug
$6.33
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Switch, Seat Sensor
$8.84
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Line-Fuel
$5.70
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Lawn Tractor Repair By Symptom

20% Battery will not charge
20% of Customers Reported
When your lawn tractor battery will not charge, the issue could be with many components of the battery such as the diode, battery ground, or output connector. Use our troubleshooting guide to find out which part is faulty.
20% Blades will not cut properly
20% of Customers Reported
Lawn tractor blades that will not cut indicate a problem with the blades themselves. They may be bent or installed improperly. Find out how to fix this issue with our repair help.
20% Deck blades will not turn
20% of Customers Reported
If your lawn tractor deck blades will not turn, it could be because the deck belt is simply loose. Learn how to test each part to find out why this problem is occurring.
20% Drive system does not work
20% of Customers Reported
Find out why your lawn tractor drive system has failed by checking the common parts that could cause this issue, such as the transmission, drive cable, or hydraulic fluid.
20% Excess vibration
20% of Customers Reported
Excessive vibration from your lawn tractor could indicate an problem with the blade or blade spindle. Learn how to check these parts for proper alignment with our guide.
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