Will this fit the pss26mgpb ww? does this come assembled, can i just take out the old bucket/auger and slide this one in its place?
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It does come pre-assembled and the old one slides out and this one slides right in. Easy. I don't know if it fits that model, though.
549648
I have a 1995 vintage MTD 21 inch snow blower, model 315E150. The Oregon 73-050 fit perfectly. The auger was about 1/4 inch shorter than the original, but that didn't affect the install or operation. The net difference was the threaded shaft for the pulley end didn't extend too far beyond the pulley. Seems to me that an auger to fit a 21 inch MTD would handle your part number. On my blower there is a bearing at each end of the auger. The bearing is held in place by 3 screws on the exterior of the housing at both ends. One bearing is hidden behind the pulley for the belt drive. You must remove the pulley, and both bearing units. The old auger is a little difficult to remove. I needed to use a pry bar and force it out. The Oregon is a little shorter and went in rather easy. The pulley is removed by turning in a clockwise direction. I used a ratchet with a 1 inch socket while holding the old auger with a pry bar so it didn't move. Obviously once the new auger and bearings units are reinstalled, the pulley goes back on counterclockwise. When I first investigated a replacement at Amazon, I entered my auger part number and the software directed me to the Oregon. My part number was listed in the description. The new Oregon auger works just fine. I have only used it twice since installing.
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The auger bit screws onto the shaft and can be unscrewed. Apparently you can buy pipe from home depot or Lowes that is threaded on the ends and will fit in between the auger shaft (with the handle) and the bit. I don't think they have pipes specifically designed or branded for the auger. Instead, the auger is designed to fit a certain common sized pipe.
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Do an online search. I seems to be that before I bought it, I found there were some interchangeable parts with another little tiller -- maybe a Craftsman? I don't have time to look for you, now; but if you find it, I would be interested too.
87235
Yes, This fit for that particular model. If you are replacing it because it is defective, check your current assembly thoroughly before purchasing. I doubted my checks and purchased a new assembly and still am having issues.
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Hello, Thank you for your question! I am showing that this is the correct replacement auger for model number - GSH25JFXB. Please let me know if you have any further questions. Thank you!
773550
That replacement part fits many old St Louis style that is the one that gets bigger at the top and has scalloped sides. I don't know by each model. If you can send me a picture through this cruciate or give me a verbal description. I may be able to tell you. As I say that part is the same on a lot of the old Warings. If you haven't taken it a part till we figure it out. if you have there are a few things to watch for. I can walk you through it or send me your e-mail. Instructions do help If you do order it they will off you a big O ring for about a dollar. I couldn't find anywhere to put it so I still have it. Look at your unit and see if there is a 3 inch rubber grommet on it anywhere and if you try it make sure you put it on the way it is together like when you received it.
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I don't remember exactly what size it was. I do remember I had to tap it in w/ a hammer(it was a little snug) to get a good grip on it from the dirt and paint. For a replacement I would recommend home depot or your local hardware store.
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yes that is what we did......it has a triangular hole in the bottom of course made to fit the pole they sell seperately but we used an old broom handle instead and attached to pole we had drilled a hole in..hope that makes sense
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I have found a great resource to be: http://www.appliancepartspros.com/search.aspx?model=wbvh6240hww I was able to find what parts would fit the machine. According to the appliance parts site, it looks like it would fit. I am including the site I used for instructions when I did the removal and reinstall on my machine: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7J3RqONy4pw I hope this helps
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Mine fit perfect....sorry that I don't have a better answer. You just might want to take the unit to lowes or home depot hand it to them and say "fix it"
857239
It's supposed to line up perfectly when you use the pressure washer. I couldn't do it by hand. I had to use a cloth to protect it and then use pliers to twist it
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I had a Craftsman model which matched up. I am not sure about Murray models but if the auger is the same size it would be worth trying. You can return the order if it is incorrect I'm sure.
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http://www.fixya.com/support/t13186938-assembly_diagram_5700_power_shot However, you will need 4 hands and probably clamps in order to get it back together. Good luck.
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Yes. Remove the bottom. There are about 6 latching tabs. I used tooth picks to separate and hold the pieces far enough apart. With a little heat you can pull the old hose off and slip the replacement on the barb. I also carefully removed the slide switch before re-assembly. Just some more tabs, but be careful you don't snap them off. That eliminates alignment problems and the switch will snap back in when done. That's what I did with mine and it worked like a charm.
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You have to measure the stem diameter of the current caster. I did that and fit perfectly. I had 3 destroyed by movers.
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Since I don't know any specifics of your current unit, I'm not sure. But we used this as a replacement for our 6 year old, builder installed (Badger) disposer. It was very easy to install and fits into our stainless steel sink opening. No additional parts were necessary and it also is easy to connect to the dishwasher. Now that we've had this Waste King disposer for several months, I would highly recommend. The disposer is very quiet and efficient in operation. It was a great price as well. Let me know if I can help any further.