What size pin/bolt attaches to the tractor? I've got a Craftsman mower that won't accept the standard shank on a 2" trailer ball, hole is too small.
575483
You probably have a 3/4" mounting hole, which will work. The bolt is about 1/2" in diameter.
575484
3/4" mounting hole, and the hitching post will accept a 2" ball. One peace of advise, on the mower I had to use some plate steel to reinforce mounting area on the mower, after a while of pulling my small boat, the bracket the hitching post mounts to starting bending down.
575485
The hitch pin hole on a garden tractor/mower is 1/2". That's what you use to pull a garden trailer. The Good Vibrations hitch uses a bolt with a 1/2" shank that comes in under the hitch through the standard pin hole. The hole on top of the hitch is large enough for a 2" ball shank. Look between the chains and you will see a 1/2" hole for the garden trailer hitch pin. Whoever designed this hitch had their thinking cap on. You can hook anything to it.
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Hi, I have a two inch ball on mine which I use to tow my boat. You have to pair it up with a ball with the right shank size as listed on the item. I used a 10000 pound ball.
2039758
Any 2" shank ball but probably need to have a 2 5/16" ball to match trailer coupler if large trailer.
128689
The shaft of the pin is 1 1/2 inches long and is 1/4 inch width. I have a Troy Bilt Storm snow blower and it's a perfect fit.
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my husband says it is 3/8" where the bolt goes in. We have a automatic drive lawnmower.
2129708
the hitch comes with a bolt that should be the same diameter as the existing hole in your tractor body.
1610294
I think I got the same mower as yours and the jack shaft I had ordered fit my murray lawn tractor. I know there are many different models out there but if it doesn't fit they should return it without a problem.
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Imagine that, the manufacturer is getting paid for their product and I am not. While I'm not going to pull my wheel off the mower(currently at my brother's) I can say my axles were in the neighborhood of 2 3/4 to 2 7/8 total. The nut itself is about a half inch. If your mower calls for this wheel then you should have no issue. Hope this helps.
760132
I don't see why not. It uses a standard lawn mower trailer hitch. You would just need a pin.
807211
A hitch plate is built in, on the bottom, fits just about any lawn tractor. I have a Troybuilt Pony (not listed), works great a bolt on no holes to drill just a little tweaking to get holes to line up. I would like to see an shorter model that places the hitch ball closer to the ground (app 6in). The ball is taller than the trailer jack. Other that the height annoyance, it a great product.
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Maybe Curtis P got a different product, or was confused because it has a metric ball on it, but the threads on this product are DEFINITELY 5/16-18 thread.No question about it. I tried a half-dozen different 5/16-18 nuts on it and all went on perfectly. Takes a 1/2" wrench to tighten.
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If you mean the threaded part was to big to go through the hole, then you need to consider the Reese Towpower 74307 quick change ball kit. It has the small 3/4" shank. Its what I use and I love the quick change option. To be sure measure your hole size on the hitch I bet its 3/4" and not 1".
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The hole is for a 1-1/4" shank on the trailer ball, I am not sure if 2" balls are available in that shank size. You would not normally need the strength of a forged ball hitch when a 2" ball is used. The weight of the loaded trailer determines the strength of the ball and of the hitch required.
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I am Not sure! I have planned to rebuild my deck later next month. My spindle assembly(s) have a number 10-1104 [Replaces AYP#174356] if anything, it looks a little bit taller than what I have now.My Craftsman tractor is a 917.2750.13 model with a 48 Inch Deck. Sears Parts say I should have a Spindle assembly Number 174358. I'll call the supplier tomorrow and see what they say!
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Nope, sorry, I didn't measured bolt holes, I installed mine on a Briggs, bolt holes lined up.
1052576
Sorry but cannot help you there. I believe if you go to the site and put your mower model in it will let you know. I do have one problem with it, the clip which attaches to the engage arm keeps popping off, but it does work if I re-attach it.
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If you already have the pilot hole drilled, then what is the hesitation about driving the lag bolt in? It will either go or it won't. If it only goes part way before the drill stops, then you can always finish driving it in with a box end wrench or socket wrench or drill the pilot hole to 7/16" and try again. This is not rocket science at this point. I'm done.