Is blade # 134149 a replacement # for sears 42 inch YT300? Sears tells me # 24652 is the number.
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I have a 42" mower deck and the #134149 fits fine as long as the center hole is a star shaped hole I don't know if your mandrel shaft has a star shape shaft if it has you have no problem
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The ER430K replacement blade is part# WER416K1058 and can be purchased by calling 1-800-833-9626.
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I have not changed the blade on mine yet, but this is the address I was given when I asked about a replacement blade. I have not been to the site, so I hope it helps you. Www.amazon.com/gp/product/B008D5DHV8
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I have a z4200 and it fits. If you take your blade off, you should find one of the numbers listed (106-2247-03, 106-8744-03, 110-6568-03, or 110-1857-03). That's the only way I was able to find a matching reference. It is ridiculously difficult to determine using the Toro part number... by design I'm sure.
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No ! replacement blade 14291600 only fits models BL1900, BL3900, BL4900, BL5000, BL5900, BL6000, BL9000
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The model you have given is the mower model number. Look for the engine model number. Once you have that, go to Sears Parts Direct and enter model number of engine to see blow up of carburetor. You can obtain the part number from there. That is what I did. My engine model number was 143975038.
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This blade will fit the following model numbers: 8640-500, 8645-500, 8472-700, 8647-500, 8643-500 , 9100(S/C), 9200(M/C), 9400(M/C), 9600(S/C), 9700(M/C). I hope this helps!
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type in the amazon search bar : YTH2042 blade and there is a few options that come up
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Home depot online was offering the 40100 model blades but they currently not available. Use steel city service
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I cannot find a model number on the mower. It's a 20" blade. Approximately 4 years old.
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I am not sure where you can get the replacement blades. Maybe try and Google it with the model number. It just cuts straight and on a 45 degree angle.
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I would say that if 8479 is a replacement # for 130794 it should work. The 130794 is the spindle I purchased for My 42 inch cut Craftsman riding mower. Everything on the replacement spindle was exactly the same as the spindle I removed from the mower. The mounting holes for the new spindle came with no new bolts. Save the old bolts as they are self threading bolts and the threads were not cut in my new spindle. Hope this answers your question and hope everything works as good as it did for me. Loren Sidle
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PART NUMBER: 577180501 Substitution: 585889914 information from Sears repair. I also use a oregon d 70 as a spare to reduce sharpening time in the field, it seems to work very well with no issues.
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Sorry, I haven't had to replace those yet, just the blades which Amazon carries. Since no one else has responded yet, I'll try to state some of the obvious options. You might remove one of the remaining "good" bolts and take it to a real, old fashioned, hardware store -- the kind that sells individual bolts, nuts and screws, not a big box store. They normally have very good customer support and, if they don't have these, they can probably identify and order them. I also did a search for "McCulloch mcs2001 parts" and found that Sears presumably sells these units and may [emphasis on may] be able to identify and order the bolts for you. Here's the specific URL if Amazon let's me paste it here: http://www.searspartsdirect.com/partsdirect/part-model/Mc-culloch-Parts/Chipper-shredder-Parts/Model-MCS2001/0684/1503310/P0804140/00001?blt=06&prst=&shdMod= The website includes a parts diagram that allows you to identify the necessary part numbers. Grainger Industrial Supply (grainger.com) and Bailey's (baileysonline.com) also have significant parts catalogues for equipment and might be a help. Good luck. Hope you find what you need. Randy
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Thank you for considering AMC Parts Store for your mower parts. Researched your model #, and the part of of the blade adapter that you need is: 532421782, which is different than this.
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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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I think it is the right one but if you check the Sears parts web site and enter your model number you should be able to find it. Sears uses real part numbers. You can then see if Amazon has it or order it from Sears.