I have an old troy bilt rototiller. I believe it is a Workhorse1 The only numbers I can find on the Tiller TH7002 & HH60 -105090F SER 5346D. This very much looks like what is on there now... Is there anyway you can help me make sure this is the correct one?ThanksBill I have an old troy bilt rototiller. I believe it is a Workhorse1 The only numbers I can find on the Tiller TH7002 & HH60 -105090F SER 5346D. This very much looks like what is on there now...... » Read More I have an old troy bilt rototiller. I believe it is a Workhorse1 The only numbers I can find on the Tiller TH7002 & HH60 -105090F SER 5346D. This very much looks like what is on there now... Is there anyway you can help me make sure this is the correct one?ThanksBill « Show Less
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i purchaced this about a year ago. for a pressure washer . water damaged the old carb. it was easy to install. 2 or 3 pulls the unit ran like new . still running perfect .
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Hey no problem. I would get their phone number from amazon and contact them by phone with my issue. (always remember to get names, date and time of day that you spoke with them down.)Then if they are not cooperative, "demand every penny back!" I have the AIM SPORTS bandolier, but the wording on it is black rubber without the white letters as yours has. It does not look like mine. Mine is 2 & 2/8" wide with a 56 round capacity of 2 3/4" shells. Some have 3"shells but I mostly use the best self defense round in my humble opinion, "#4 shot." I have plenty of the 00 buck and 00 Magnum buck shells but unless you are a good aim the higher shell capacity means you have to have a good aim like a rifle. Trust me the #4 shot will do just as much damage with a wider pattern. But as far as the belt goes, if it is an AIM Sports product then send it back for either a refund or exchange on their dime. Many times when you can contact them, they just say, "I am sorry, you got the wrong bandolier, we will ship you the correct 56 round one at no extra charge and you may keep the first one we sent you. (That's mostly because it is not worth the packaging they have to send you, then pay the delivery charge.) Trust me, they don't want you getting (amazon) involved as it gives them a black eye in (amazon's case) Just contact them and see what they say, but if you don't get the 56 round or they give you a hard time then "report them to amazon absolutely." Remember persistence, persistence, persistence as in today's society most people just give up. But if you are persistent, you will get what you paid for. As an old man let me tell you "it's the squeaky wheel that gets the oil." Good Luck!!
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From what I have read it is only specific to the models listed. I would email the company..see if they still produce the specified part or if there is a replacement part number. Think the original is 20274. There are two downsides to running the wrong part..least worry is that you lose $8. Biggest would be if it were to cause damage to some of the more critical parts..motor..shaft..etc. I would email first.
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You can try looking it up by the serial number. They typically will indicate a production period. Oldguns.net has a lookup tgat may halp you
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Thanks: I checked on-line for images of the LT1000 and found several; but I cannot find a pic of the grass exhaust opening that does not have the plastic exhaust chute covering it (if that makes sense). But everything to include the mower housing shape looks indentical to my Craftsman riding mover (42" cut). This same purchase also fit a 42" Husqvarna I had; my gut feeling is yes, it would fit your LT1000 as even with different mfgrs, many parts of these mowers are the same (body, mower housing, etc; take a close look sometime when you go to a home improvement store at their selection & disregard the body colors of different brands; you'll be almost shocked & think they came out of the same mold). Thanks: I checked on-line for images of the LT1000 and found several; but I cannot find a pic of the grass exhaust opening that does not have the plastic exhaust chute covering it (if that makes sense). But everything to include the mower housing shape looks indentical to my Craftsman riding mover (42" cut). This same purchase also fit a 42" Husqvarna I had; my gut feeling is yes, it would fit your LT1000 as even with different mfgrs, many parts of these mowers are the same (body, mower housing, etc; take a close look sometime when you go to a home improvement store at their... » Read More Thanks: I checked on-line for images of the LT1000 and found several; but I cannot find a pic of the grass exhaust opening that does not have the plastic exhaust chute covering it (if that makes sense). But everything to include the mower housing shape looks indentical to my Craftsman riding mover (42" cut). This same purchase also fit a 42" Husqvarna I had; my gut feeling is yes, it would fit your LT1000 as even with different mfgrs, many parts of these mowers are the same (body, mower housing, etc; take a close look sometime when you go to a home improvement store at their selection & disregard the body colors of different brands; you'll be almost shocked & think they came out of the same mold). « Show Less
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I used the replacement tire on my Troy-built roto-tiller. But it is important to make sure the replacement tire is the same size as the original. Otherwise it won't fit the wheel.
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Perhaps your best bet is to hunt down poulan dealership or try pulling up manual on internet to get proper numbers.good luck! Cliff
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wow, because my #1 comb was sort of defective and stopped working properly, i called wahl at 800-767-9245, and they're just going to ship one out to me, awesome!!! have your model number ready when calling (located on the bottom of the unit in near-microscopic lettering), but for this one it's "9818L". good luck.
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mine is different model number, but I suspect that is due to mfr date or engine size. It uses 144959 as the original part number to drive the blades, I'll bet yours is same
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Go to the Ariens site and look up your machine. You should be able to find the P/N of the blade.My machine is a 2002 model, 24" wide and this blade fit it perfectly! Be sure your carriage bolts are in good shape as the blade has square holes to keep the (carriage) bolts from turning when tightening..... or loosening. My machine had a "bulged" housing from picking up a large rock that got wedged between the housing & the auger-blades. I had to straighten the housing to get a "straight" mounting surface on the housing. BTW, Duplicolor makes their # DE1620 Chevy orange that matches the Ariens orange if you need a cheaper touch up spray paint. Go to the Ariens site and look up your machine. You should be able to find the P/N of the blade.My machine is a 2002 model, 24" wide and this blade fit it perfectly! Be sure your carriage bolts are in good shape as the blade has square holes to keep the (carriage) bolts from turning when tightening..... or loosening. My machine had a "bulged" housing from picking up a large rock that got wedged between the housing & the auger-blades. I had to straighten the housing to get a "straight" mounting surface on the housing. BTW, Duplicolor makes their # DE1620... » Read More Go to the Ariens site and look up your machine. You should be able to find the P/N of the blade.My machine is a 2002 model, 24" wide and this blade fit it perfectly! Be sure your carriage bolts are in good shape as the blade has square holes to keep the (carriage) bolts from turning when tightening..... or loosening. My machine had a "bulged" housing from picking up a large rock that got wedged between the housing & the auger-blades. I had to straighten the housing to get a "straight" mounting surface on the housing. BTW, Duplicolor makes their # DE1620 Chevy orange that matches the Ariens orange if you need a cheaper touch up spray paint. « Show Less
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--&gt; It is the best way,You should ask the seller ( in " contact seller " on product's web page ) : This tool has the model number 11063 or 11063W( PRINTED ON THE TOOL) . _ I think that : This tool has the model number 11063W .Because of, the technical Detail said that . _ I think that the product Detail is for the pictured reference of product only , thank .
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You have to have the old design of the dw 718. I actually returned my dw718 for a different dw718 at Lowes. They thought I was crazy. But what happened when they redesigned it, with some great improvments, is that DeWalt changed the handle and the laser does not fit on the new design. DeWalt may have a fix since about 18 mo. ago that I'm not aware of, but otherwise you need to look for the 718 from the correct year. Now, if you have the proper design, then the instructions are straightforward, but i'm happy to help if you need it. DeWalt also has service centers and their products carry initial service agreements if I recall correctly. Hope this helps, but feel free to ping me again here if needed. Cheers!
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I've owned the Toro 1800 older model (38025) for around ten years. Live in the snow belt of Northern Michigan (we had nine inches today) and have a driveway with afton stone. My faithful Toro has done a great job of clearing the snow from my drive all these years, but the other day had one stone too many and I cracked the blades. I can get replacement blades and have it fixed (and probably will) but am also seriously looking at the newer model 38371. I looked at the Worx, which has steel blades, but Toro has been so trouble free over all these years, that I'll stick with the brand. BTW, it easily handles 12 inches of dry snow and can even carve through drifts with a bit of patience on the operator's part. EDIT: As it turned out, it would cost me $150 to have my old Toro fixed. No brainer: ordered the 38371 and happy dance, it will be here this Saturday.
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I found all my runout (more than you) to be in the spindle. I emailed WEN customer support and they are sending me a new spindle. I hope that swapping it out will get me the results many others have had. I have many MT#2 tapers and chucks that all run true, so if the spindle is correct, everything else should fall into place.
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Could you send me your serial number off the engine? If so that would be great because there are a bunch of different models for 5.0L and that year. If not there's other routes we can take to figure it out but the serial number is the most accurate. Thanks, Kelly
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I can't say for sure without the model number. But, even if it is the correct carb, look closely at your old one and compair it with the image here. When I got one for my tiller, the throttle and choke connections weren't exactly the same, so I have to control it directly at the carb, rather than at the remote controls on the tiller handles. But it runs fine.
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I have the Troybilt 27 ton also purchased in 07. They are both made by the same company are should be nearly identical. I had to use an angle grinder to make this 4-way fit but it wasn't that difficult to do and it works great.